Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-28
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNES.

largely attended. Among friends present
from out Of town were Mr. Nichols and
wife of Shoreham, Mira Ellsworth of Corn
wall, Mrs. Jennie Bnscom of Bethel and
Rev. Il. 4. Aiken OF Rutland The floral
tributes were very proiuse and elegant
Few business men could be removed from
TINS city whose loss would be more keenly
telt tnan that of Franklin X. HAVEN
Jonathan Willmarth Of Addison, long in
feeble health. died Wednesday, aged about
- wears. He leaves "A widow and daugh-
ter in-lav, Mrs. Libhie Nillmarth. Funer-
al FRIDAY. -reui Eattew died the goth inst.
Mt the advanced age OF 81 years. A. u.
Webster has added now residence to the
iIIEEiusvilto suburb. Judge Andrews of
Johnson. father Of Superintendent Andrews
Of the States Reform School is the guest of
lis ST n.-Prospect cemetery will contain 10
ceres. The addition to the present GENE
terry will DO made from the south side and
al OF the four acres added will be available
for cemetery purposes. Work on 1t Will
soon hegiu.
Ir. ". S. Hopkins symptoms are better.
Mr.. tarrand Games of Fanton visited his
sou, =. :. Canes OF the stevens House,
TUESDAY Miss Sadie Hagh will teach the
Bnrnumtcwu school, Monkton. Fred +.
socuve is visiting relatives and friends in
M!heville, \. N.-Burington butchers have
secured li steers fatted III Panton, weighing
from 1000 TO 1900 pounds each.-Burt
LoDer is now with his father in Saranac, n.
y Cole x I}iddford are buying horses for
the Middlboroe, Mass, market. The steamer
Nellie made a second trip to Wrstport, Tues
6av. She makes no regular trip at present,
out is available.
Eight steers, each weighing over 1900
round. were shipped from this station Mon
II Ila,-
were from the farm Of T. Il. Noonan of
Addison. Miss Sadie Hoyt was obliged, on
account of Illness to give up her school in
district No. D. Feirsbur4h. Twenty five
ladies IN Addison recently met at the Elgiu
Spring house, the residence of Mrs. +. h.
Sears and formed a sewing bee for Mrs.
Cassius Warner end family, recently burned
uut OF hOuss and home. To-day the farm
eis are having, farming bee, on the War
iea farm, ploughng and ewing and helping
Dr. the eprin! work OF MIR. Warner, whose
agricultural tools were destroyed in
the fire. ---Mery johnson returns to the
State Normal school at Cestletou to-day
carload of potatoes Is about 10 be shipped
by Jesse Curer TO Boston from this station.
basin Harbor was frozen over Sunday
night.-1he social event of the season will
be the private dance at the city hall W ed
pesday evening, May + a banquet will bc
served at the Stevens House. Music by the
Howard Opera House orchestra OF Burling-
Ton.
NORTH FERRlSBURGH.
1t is matter for regret that Rev. G. w.
" oodali will not return here, but goes &c
Pou they, VI His place here will be filled
by Rev. c. A. Bradford of Salisbury, Vt.
There are a few cases of scarlet fever In
this vicinity. Charles Taggart of Char
o,te, who has been employed by NJ. F.
Allen OF Ferrisburgh in the creamery work
for the past two years has secured work in
Middletown, Conn, and left for that place
Saturday.
Rev. q. W. Woodall left FOR Poultney
this morning. --Mss Cora Ball will teach
school in the George L. Ball district THU
summer Mrs Orr Is in quite feeble health
school in district No. 3 commenced Mon
Gay with Miss Stella Hammer as teacher -
George Soule had his hand smashed by
atone recently. A. D. Willard had a car Of
hogB arrive from Boston Monday. -.Georg,
D. Sherman VIII instruct the band Thu
week.
EAST MlODLEBURY.
Mrs. n. j. Spears is quite sick and Mrs
Sarah King is in poor health. Master Ralpi
Douglass and lnah Champlin are down will
the measles. "A Enos and son, Frank auC
William Palmer and a. English are in St
Adams. E. e. Ross has returned from hi
trip to Ma .sachusetts. Wallace Arnold i
painting his house. Rev +. bouck is to z,
20 Benson and ar. Cady is to fill the Metho
list pulpit Tor the pre,ent.-Mr. l.. Russell
has been quite i tor the past week.-G God
t. Speare is running tine Omsted black
smith shop
MONKT0t,.
The creamery nas been thoroughly repeir
,i aha laIAtuu.--NuUo Partc. Is quite i
l.a.u.-TGe \ J.. ). Z. Z. is stll alive. -
Add. Lewis Is 10 spend the summer in s;nel
ta....-Elilh B!Iwell is to teach east 0
III Ridge Seth Weller is reported to b
vigorously il.-Carria Miller Is sulTerln
irons 4 Jung difficulty. Fired Ialmer ha
uttered the employ of w. Ii. Orr at Mort
Fcir burgu.-Ssveral Of our towns peopl
went to Burlington the PA tc the Count
.a!s.
WEST ADDISON.
Mr.. William Tredo il 7ery i'll with pnel
h.ouiG. Hor motuer, Airs. Edward MC
U.u.sy of Port Henry, \, Y, is caring fo
N.r DR.. Warner is IN Attendance Til
.t,aIn ferry, &. +. Sherman, did not max
aer u.Ga. trips Monday on account Of ii
I.
sunday AT T. y. Fishsr's MIR. and Mr
,tsries Strong end Mrs. Fred Foote alton,
.t me funeral Of William Huntington
Port Beyry Sundoy.
LINCOLN.
1lrs John Fielder died april 30 after
short illness. Funeral services were he
April % at the Union church, Rev. L. v
3 es; onisiatins The remains wore take
10 i;v.stol for interment. w ednesday ever
rug, April 20, a number Of the friends
Ral. william Poison and wife met at Il
Methodist parsonage, A very pleasant tin
enjoyed.
STARKSBORO.
A girl was born al Frank Tart's Apr
2G.-C. a. At1ins's little boy had his g,
badly hurt by running egainst chain hoo
which caught him in the eye and tore out
part of the bone over it.--Mrs Peck b
just had n siege of the grip, but is bett
nov. Her mother 10 down with the san
disease. james Moody has mad mis- psns
increased from Sl4 to $24