Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-23

Insane asylum recently, returned homo last
week, apparently in his right mind lie
now has another attack, and Is to be sent 10
the Waterbury asylum.
The Congregational Sunday school are
adding 90 volumes to their library and is
suing new catalogues.
H. f. Dickinson Of this village and Su- |
san A. Heath were married Wednesday at |
the home of the bride IN Corinth.
The next union temperance meeting at
the opera house, Sunday evening, July 10,
is to bs addressed by Rev. G. S. Nickerson.
Susan Bennett, aged 7, daughter OF Ru-
fus B. and Helen NJ. Fowler, and grand
daughter Of Stillman Wood was buried at
Worcester Mass, June s.
The Tiger Hose company has joined the
State Firemen's association and will attend
the tournament at Middlebury.
Rev. c. S. Nckerson will deliver the ad-
dress at the union temperance meeting in
the opera house July B.
Wetmore u Morse shipped two carloads
of rough stock to jackson, Mich, Satur-
day.
The Barre Railroad company are making
great improvements near Bridge street.
''Uncle' John Paine, who died suddenly
on Monday evening, was born in Barre and
has resided here nearly all the So years of
his life. Funeral services we're held at p
IN. Wednesday at his late house.
EAST MONTPELIER.
The wind that accompanied the thunder
storm Tuesday afternoon of last week, broke
down seven butternut trees on tho George
Davis farm. Thomas Stevens raised his
barn last Friday. 1t is l04 feet long by 90
wide. During the raising, John Severance
had leg broken by stick of timber fall
ing on it.-Abram Dudley is at home from
Boston on visit.-Mr. Chase of Cambridge
is in town buying more Jersey cows to ship
TO the West.
WAlTSFlELD.
c. 7. Joslin of Maiden, Mass, has been
at home for few days.-Don A. Wilder
and family have moved to Morrisville.
Mrs. William McAlister has returned from
Montpelier -Chidren's day was observed
81 10Th churches
WATERBURY.
George W. Kennedy and wife have re-
turned from Burlington. miss Jessie
Wheeler is at hone from Bishop Hopkins
Eal-Mayo Lew are works at the asylum.
The Misses Bessie Wells and Carrie
Haincs went to Meriden, n. H., to attend
the graduating exercises, Miss Bessie Haines
being graduate. George Woodward has
returned from Mr.. Moody's hool.-Louis
Cutler, Maxim Gonyeau and Maxim Cutler
were recently fined Sl3. G3 each for intoxi-
cation.
John Deavitt of St. Adams has been
visiting here the past week. Willis Morris,
from New Orleans, is visiting his mother
and sister.-Bessie Haines has returned
from Meriden, n. H.-Fred Bowman is a
little better. Rev. L. II. Elliott, agent of
the Vermont Bible society, preached at
,Izl... .Et-.ll
was celebrated ct The Methodist church last
Sunday.-Mrs Fay came from Montpelier
to visit Mrs. Newton Atherton. -One of the
asylum barns has been moved to the engine
house for storing coal Airs. Alvira
Dwlnell was remembered on her SD birth
day by large surprise party and numerous
presents.
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church held yellow tea at ex-Gov. Dill
1ngham' 5 residence yesterday-Mrs. Truman
Murray was buried yesterday, aged 65
years. She leaves a husband and eight
children.--Jesse Carpenter is at home from
Providence, II. John McCiregor, a Scotch
hoy of II, stole q pair of boots and pair
of shoes OF Darius y. Gray who kindly took
HIM into lodge for the night. Sheriff Ather-
ton arrested him in Montpelier and took him
TO the work house Mabel Palmer, the
daughter Of Hon. Z. T. Palmer, is not ex-
pected to live. Howard Grover of Boston
Is visiting j. c. Griggs. Carrie Wells is t
home from the Moody school at Northfied
Mrs. q. c. Washburne has gone to the
sea shore at jamestown, r. I.-Prof. Frank
Graves OF Swanton has come to see his father,
who is quite feeble. His wife and children
will remain at Mr.. Wyman's. -Joseph
Ather and Miss Ida May LaFountain of
Hconderoga, \. y, were married last Sat
urday by Rev. S. Ii. Wheeler. Charles
Richardson, of the firm of Richardson q;
Luce, has bought the DR. Wheeock place for
Sl6OO.-Mrs. Sarah Wright has moved to
Montpelier. ne room which she vacates is
TO be taken by Richardson u Luce.
WARREN.
Willie Slayton drove from Worthwhile
one day last week, and his horse died within
two hours after reaching here.-Ligh thing
struck James Lovett'S barn last week. in
jurng it slightly and killing few sheep -
Flora Stevens only child of Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram Stevens, died last Sunday night
aged about IS years.
EAST ROXBURY.
Charles Bennett has received pension o
f11G, with $40 month. Mr.. and Mrs
John Reid from Noppan, NJ S., and Mrs
j. II. Hewson of Amherst, are visiting Mrs
u. l.. Buck Miss Winnie Foss and Della
and Avery Ledd are at home from Ran
dolph Normal school.-A son was born t.
MIR, and Mrs Frederic Ruiz last week.
Mrs. Woodward is stopping with her daugh
ter, Mrs, AFRO Boyce, - George Foss shot [
honapartian gull on the Wardner pond, anc
has had it mounted.
FAYSTON.
John McCarighen received a severe bloy
from the rebound of a small tree which Il
had cut. He is improving. William c
Dana is our fish warden as four lawles
chaps found to their satisfaction last week
CALAIS.
b. p. White has started for Anita, Iowa
to visit his son, N, a. White. The gam
OF base bail played on A. ID. Dwinell's fla
drew quite crowd of people.
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