Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-08

Union church at the north village, rev. w.
ii. Lyster officiating. Bros. have
sold their steam mill at the Centre, together
with their mountain lot, to George Baker or
Brandon. The Huntington quarterly meet
ing will he hold in the Union church ut tho
north village in January.-The creamery
at the Centre has shut down for the season.
The funeral services of Mrs. Sweet took
place at the Centre on Tuesday, the 9th.
The remains were taken to Starksboro for
in ernent.
ST. GEORGE.
School re-opened last Monday in district
No. l with Miss Barber of Richmond,
teacher; Miss Maggie Sullivan in Sucker
hollow, and Miss Mary Gafeny in the James
Millham district. Misses Susan and Mag
gle Sullivan of Williston anil Miss Maggie
Berry Of Burlington spent last Saturday
with friends In town.-E. w. Hopkins was
in town last Saturday the guest OF Com
rade II. II. Tilley, also S. II. Tilley and son
Hiram of South Burlington.
RICHMOND.
Charles Bssette has sold building lot on
the south side of the river to Touson Ferrin,
who has cottage house nearly built on it.
Mrs. Susan Ray of Hinesburgh has sold
the milk of hor winter diary Of 40 cows to T.
library, which has boon closed for several
months, is now opened every Saturday nf-
ternoon and evening Gordon Judson is
librarian and u new catalogue has been pro-
vided by the selectmen. There are about
400 volumes in the library, which is in the
town clerks Office.
CHARLOTTE.
Close upon the heels OF the taking away
Of tla 10,
of the theft Of "Dr" A. d. Gibbs private
Office at Thompsons Point last week. No
clue 40 far has been obtained to the guilty
parties, although two strangers carrying
large grip sacks were detained upon suspic-
ion last Saturday, but it transpred upon
examination that they had large supply of
| sticky hypaper which they were trying to
! palm OFF for strengthening plasters upon the
guileless Charlottors.-J James Toner il at
tending the business college at Burlington
Misc leila Osgood commenced the win ter
term Of school in district No. 3 last Monday.
-George Deyette is home from Nebraska.
WESTFORD.
Burt Stone and Augustus Teller nre to
attend school at Fairfax and Horace Rug
giles Is TO return to Essex. Miss McLnne is
visiting her brother, W. A. McLane.-
Miss Georgianna McNall of Fairfax was the
| guest of her uncle, Henry McNall over
| Sunday.
JERICHO CENTRE.
! We have good sleighing There to be an
oyster supper aud donation for Rev. Mr..
| Rose at the town room Tuesday evening OF
next week. Lewis Chaplin and Jessie Cilley
are attending Prof. Ciley's school. Annie
Church and Ole Howe and Clayton Has
kins are at the Essex Centre institute. -
School in district No. l began Monday with
| Miss Emma Howe teacher. Miss Morse OF
East Bolton is teaching at Muttonville and
Miss Alice Kinney at Lee River.
WEST MILTON.
l.. w. Haselton left here Tuesday to
visit friends in New York bstore commence
| ing his work in st. Adams. Mr. Whitoomb
moved into the separator house last Satur-
day. He will run the separator another
season. Mrs. G.. W. Granger sleat part
of last week in st. Albania. A. Herrick
| is expected home this week. School began
| Monday with John Bean teacher. Mamie
| Costello is to teach the intermediate depart
ment OF the village school this winter.
| HUNTINGTON CENTRE.
George Baker Of Brandon has purchased
| the Hanks brothers steam mill considera-
ton, $500. Mr.. Baker, we understand,
contempates manufacturing butter tubs,
| clapboards and slaves will Boardman Of
| Charlotte was in town over Sunday. There
| will he Christmas tree at the church Sat
urday evening, December pa -Postofllce
Inspector Wheeler visited F. q. Norton q
office Friday