Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-17
ADDISON COUNTY.
NERGENNES.

Judge william >. rlGhb vi w uien"'h
met with serious accident Saturday after
toop. He was going 10 view tho RUNS oil
the late fire, when he slipped on the Icy
sidewalk, striking heavily on his forehead.
over his left eve He was takon home and
remained unconscious for several hours.
DIR. Willard reports him better Ills son,
j. j. Wright Of Burlington, was called
home Sundny.-Eva Pose Ryan, daughter
of the late j. W. Ryan. died Sunday night,
nged IA years. after Il lingering illness. Flu
neral Wednesday from St. PeFer's church.
The remains of Nelson 'ooo-
rich were lulied in the new cemetery at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. II. =. Dyor o,
Co. have succeeded NJ. q. Kelley n Co., OF
Rutland IN the manufacture and sale OF
cheese factory apparatus and dairy supplies.
MI DYER is Il son of the Hon. j. NJ. Dyer.
Theodore II. Wood has taEen the farm OF
Jatez Rogers of FerriJuurgh 10 run the
coming year d. .. No0nan shipped car
Of cows, sheep and veal calves TO Boston
Monday. The last week in March is to be
observed as week of prayer by the Ep-
worth league at the Methodist church.
Nelson Goodricn, long resident OF th's
city, was visiting at Henry Davis, Lincoln,
Thursday. when he was taken seriously Ill,
and died in his 62d year. lie had been SUI
fering from the grip. The remains were
brourbt To this city for burial
Sunday evening the Congregational church
was lighted by incaudescent lights, some 60
in all The large chandelier contained
cluster of lights--G. H. Sprigg shipped
rar OF cows and veals to Boston Monday.-
The remains Of Mary McKeover were &C
rompnnied to Keeseville, NJ ", by c. S.
Haven, Friday. Thirty thousand feet OF
luml er will be consumed II the construc-
lion of Hon. c. W. Reads two new barns.
Private letters from l.cv> Alr. Illlsbury
intimate that the family are now living in
the primitive log house. peculiar to border
lie which. although not as pretentious, is,
in most respects, as conf Portable as modern
village residences H. H. Surge and wife
are visiting their daughter at harrisbursh,
Pa. Mrs II. Wright who has been stop
ping at F. NJ. Moultou's, goes 10 the Mary
Fletcher hospital in burlington for treat
inent.-J. d. Edmond of Leavenworth
Kan, with other relatives of the
late Mrs. f. \. Parker, contem-
plates putting the Edmond home
stead in a good state OF repair
The funeral of Eva Rose Ryan was largely
attended Wednesday forenoon from st.
Peters church The beautiful white casket
was covered with the floral gifts of friends.
Tie deceased was a member of the Sodahty
society, and two OF the order preceded and
two followed the casket as it was borne
from the church by Frank Maldoon, Walter
Cheney, John Sullivan and William NC
Donough of Burlington. rather CaIpAeau
pfliciated and Thomas Mack !a1 charge OF
the funeral. Miss Maggie Conner of Bran
don and Miss Lizzie Donahue and W. Ii.
Baldwin of Middlebury were n attendance
Lawrence Austin of Canada, father CT
Mrs Capt. Daniels, now in his SAITH year IS
visiting his daughter. The father Of Capt
Ill bo ,yit no il in ia
Goth year. The two young Canadians are
having gay times, swapping stories of near
lv a hundred years ago, when moose and
bear were as plenty in Canadian forests as
fox and mink are now.--liOn. y. arren
Barnes is able to be up.-Among the items
III the call for our annual e!sc'lon the I'D
INST is one asking for the formation Of q
cemetery association. The idea is an ex-
cellent one and should meet with favor
Miss Sadie Hoyt is home from Starksboro.
BRISTOL.
There will he a public installation of
officers of Libanus lodge F. and a. Nj. at
Masonic hall Monday evening. After the
exercises collation. will be served at the
Commercial House to the members and their
wives The eagle that Royal Smith shot q
few days since wa. bought by DR.. Dean and
lie sent it to Dr.. Copper, the L. Y. NJ taxi
dermlst, 10 De SET up Inc uoctor mas re-
ceiVeu letter lroih the manager OIL Inc u
v NJ. museum asking the price as lie wants
IT. Tor the museum rank CORNER, "hile
Mt WORK packing ice thursday, had his lett
arm caught between TWO CAKES oil Ice anu
one OF the bones was cracked. -
Walter c. Dunton post, q. a. r. has Sc
cured L. w. Mc(iettricl Of st. Adams tC
deliver the Memorla. day address here May
oo'-Alrs betsey Lewis, VINO Is co ODD years
ora, anu resides win her daughter mas KEPT
count of tue number OF loads OF pulp logs
drawn. she report. to date 40 loads
Hetweep EiUOJ un1 HpOOo was paid to the
teaiHSters Tor drawing. -Nathon Iage anc
family nave moved 10 OranViIle.-Byrol
larry AID FAMILY OF donkton nave moYel
mere
Al:s. Myron +. wilson, mother of TIM
Nl!son Bros, OF the bristol Herald, die
Friday, the llth, aged a. Funeral ser
vice. a. the residence on Sunday. Mrs
Wilson had nved in burlington and st. Al