Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-10

the death Of Prof. Parker, which has never
be fore been filed
Electric lights are being placed in the
Catholic parsonage. Congregational
| church received one new member Sunday
and the Baptist church three. Farmers
are beginning to tap their sugar orcnards.-
| I. II. Noonan went to Washington Tues
| day on business for Joseph Battel.
Henry Atwood Is very sick at his home in
Salisbury. 1t is feared he will not recover.
Joseph Battell is home He has spent the
larger part OF the winter in Washington,
| d. G.
BRISTOL.
j. j. Ridley OF the Bristol House has n
hand made brick that is l IA years old. 1t
| was taken from chimney in the Horace
Prime House, two miles south of tho villa e.
1t has the Hguros 1913 on the face of 1t and
just below the figures is evidently the mi
tials Of the man who made it.--A move
ment Is on foot to secure tho appointment
Of special prosecutor for this town.
Common sense in religion" was the theme
that Rev W. Z. France took at the Meth
odist church Sunday moruing.-1t is re-
ported that the ''Windsor" alias though
End' saloon is soon to be rep aced by
meat market The Lincoln Lumber COM
pany have the contract for 90, 900 feat OF
lumber for two large barns for Hon G. w.
Head of Addison. There is considerable
talk among few capitalists in this town
| about starting chair factory and grist
mill E. b. Palmer is building q large ice
house near the freight depo' for the Bristol
Railroad company.
SOUTH STARkS9ORO.
The oldest on of john Wright was buried
sill "
typhoid pneumonia. He was II years old
Rov. L. l.. Fuller oficiated. --The Friends,
with Mrs. Anna Arnold, have been holding
successful meetings here. katie Bean is
better.
STARk6BORO.
Allie Carpenter is able to be out on
crutohes KEY. $. Nj. Harris made visit
to his home in Addison last week.
ADDISON.
Florence Gregory Of Burlington is here. -
! Mark Hutchins and family have gone to
| Maltham to live. Those on the sick list are
| Richard Warner and Wilbur i. Smith. -
| Albert Smith is better. About 70 couples
| attended the club dance the 9TH. The next
and last one will be March 18th Eugene
Pond is better.-Hon c. W. Read viii have
TWO large barns built this spring. Charles
Smith Will do the Work.-Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Barron have baby girl.
NEW HAVEN.
a pleasant gathering took place at the
| nome OF Mrs L. j. Wicker, Oh the birthday
| OF her mother Mrs Harriet Nichols All
the children aud part of the grandchildren,
with one great grandchild, we're present.
Mrs. William Curtis and son Of Barre are
guests of Mrs. q. J. Wicker,
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
William Jacobs of Lincoln has moved
here. He will work for Evarts s. Eastman.
Mrs. Goodroe VINO has been very ill., is
improving. Henry Barton ia quite low
School closes the II tn with an exhibition in
the evening.
NORTH fEPRlS6URGA.
a. J. Cushman is getting ouL iuni Der for
e. rev house w lillian Il Dean is laid VI
with Rheumatism. + Crl's brother from
Charlotte is moving al with him for the
season. j. !, Kenyon IS able TO be out. -
George Cook and family Of LIE :, Mont.
are visiting at Barney Collins. Mr.. CooI
owns a large sheep ranch in Montana, OF
which he has some jUUJ sheep. -Scarle
fever is raging in This vicinity there are 81!
o. eight cases,
MOIKTON.