Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-06
HUNTINGDON.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

At the port of st. Adams for tho month
OF September the duties collected amounted
to S3l, COZ. 50. The total value of goods
tered for Immediate consumption aggregat-
cd $l39, oil.
Mildred Farrand, three and n halt years
| old, daughter Of IL. II. Forrand OF Fair
field, was Friday climbing on a heavy gate
at hor home whom tho gate fell over OH her
and broke her neck, causing instant death.
The three memorial windows that are to
be placed in St. Luke's Episcopal church,
! st. Adams, will bo in honor of the late
William Locke, William llmbery and DR..
O.. f. Fassstt
At st. Adams Friday Henry Aubertin,
aged about II years, was knocked down
while attempting to couple cars and both
ankles we're crushed by the cur wheels. he
was taken to the hospital and his feet am
| puteted. He recovered consciousness, and
! died about 6 O'Clock the same night
Several bold burglaries were committed at
| st. Adams on the nights of the 2lth and 25th.
| The residence of G. w. Reagan was entered
aud gold watch and silver pitcher taken
Saturday night. Sunday night Harry Ly-
on's house was entered and the larder ran
sacked, and ST. Mary's Catholic church
was robbed of silver and gold-ined chal-
ice aud a silver communion pate.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Miss Candice Perley from Samsonville is
spending few days i'll town with her sister,
| Mrs. II. f. Cummings A surprise party
was given Miss Edith Loverin Monday
evening, the goth The husking at Hurb
Hopkins was a success, and an enjoyable
evening was passed.
ENO5BURGH FALLS.
The Methodist church was the scene Of
another pretty wedding Wednesday at II
o'clock, the contracting parties being Mr.
Horace S. Springer Of Indianapolis, Ind,
and Miss Abbie A., second daughter of
John Fish of this place. The ceremony
was performed under an arch Of lavender
colored flowers from which was suspended
IA large ball Of white asters, back OF which
was Il large bank of b!eached ferns and
burgonias. Rev. L. o. Sherburne perform
cd the Ceremony. Mr.. George Stearns Of
Essex y. y, acted as best man and Miss
Lena lsham as maid OF honor. The brides
maids were Fannie and Grace Fish, sisters
of the bride, and Stella aud Ausie Kendall.
The ushers were V. S. James, l.. L. Marsh,
f. l.. Kendall, w. b. Ladd, George Burgin
aud Hobart Kendall. The bride wore n
dress of light lavender color and tho brides
maid wore white. Miss Fish has been the
efficient organist at the Methodist church
and the large number of presents received
attest the appreciation in which she was
held by her friends who worry much regret
to have her leave our community The
happy pair took the evening train for In
dianapolis, their future home, attended by
the best wishes Of their friends.
ENOSBURGH.
The Epworth league at West Enosburgt
gave a very pleasant entertainment in c.
H. Bessey's nall the evening Of September
29.-The LADIES' Mission Circle had charg,
of the missionary concert at Memorin
church Sunday evening. An excellent pro
gramme had been prepared by Mrs. W. W
Hutchinson, and was enjoyed by ful
house.--Dr. and Mrs. W. ". Hutchinsor
with their son Willie, are taking a vacation
| in Lowell. Mr.. John 5. Hayes, who was
private in Company q, 18th Reg. VI Vols
now in poor health has just been awarded I
, pension of SIP per month with about S3ut
back pay.-Mr. Albert Cassidy has LEASED
the farm belonging to Mrs. II. c. Stevens
IS. Q. Maynard has moved into his hous
recently bought of j. a. Fisher
HlGHGATE.
1 Frederick Sears died last Thursday, AM
4 was buried October lst-Mrs. j. c. Plac
S and children have returned to Waterbury
o Couu.-Work has been commenced on Fishe
5 bridge. Charles Butler has commences
building a house on the site of the one do
stroyed by fire last year.-Mrs. j. II. Ray
mo is very i'll. Mrs. Easkins relict OF tn
L late Alvah Haskins. had a stroke of paraly
+ ais and is not expected to survive. Mrs
Tittemoro OF California is the guest of Mrs
q. L. Stimets.