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

There was an oyster supper and dona-
ton for Rev. q. Graves ON Tuesday even
ing, March /, at Douglas Bucks -
George Story of Newport is in town on u
visit to his father, A. NJ. Story. A dona-
ton for Rev. Henry .Crocker was held at
the parsonage February 90 Over $50 in
money was received, ttosides some other
gifts.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Mrs. S. n Dix is sick. MI. James has
moved from the tenement owned by Mr.
Barber into Mr.. Bradley .ouse. Mr.. Bar
Der will occupy his own house. Willie
! W right ia home on short vacation from
| Saxtons River, whore he has been attending
school. Mary Drown is hor ae from New
| York, where she has been at ENDING school.
The officers elected and ins Vailed at l.. E.
Sherman camp, Sons of Vet Grams, No. 40,
are follows: Captain, Haztui II. Tracy;
first lieutenant, John Coan; second lieuten-
ant, Frod Moore; first sergeant, b. A. Lun-
bra; quartermaster sergeant, rank Bundy;
sergeant OF the guard VIII w light; color
sergeant, William Fule,; chap ain, y. II.
1evyaw; corporal Of the guard, b. Pease;
camp, William Brooks; pickle !, Emerson
Combs; musician, y. Bunly. -. Died Febru-
airy %, Mrs. Mary Carpenter, aged 81
| years.
SWAN ON.
Tho delication of the church Mt West
! Swantop took place the 9Th. Rev. Syl-
! vester Donaldson delivered the dedication
sermon and Presiding Elder 30 utwell and
| Bevs Tupper Tabor and Bri CHAM took
! pnrt in the ervices Three hundred and
thirteen dollars toward the churc debt was
raised by subscription, leaving the amount
| yet 500 unprovided for "A de spatch was
received last week from Ward p nr1ey, who
| is in Billings, Mon, saying that the
| will of the late Charles Barney. which has
| been contested by Western heirs, has been
sustained by the Supreme toart---Anna
Lawrence, daughter of tie widow Of Chester
Lawrence, died the 2lst. Funecel Wednes-
dav.-Airs. j. NJ. Dean has bought of ii.
NJ. Stone q residence on Canada street. H.
H. Dean VIII return in the spring and locate
mere permanently. -Clarles Noyie has gone
to Lincoln, Neb. where he has situation
as civ!l engineer North Island people
ara taking advantage Of the good crossing.
y. 4, Parks has moved TO st. Adams.
lie viii rent his farm.
Tie first new maple sugar Of the season
was brought in by K. H. Mcclure of East
llighgate February % Mr.. Mcclure is
generally first with new sugar each year,
but he las beat his own ecord this time. -
lho Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
church held chicken pie social at the resi-
dndce of j. O. Coris Wedr esday evening.
A party of about 10 young people took a
straw ride out from St. Aloans Monday
/ eToning, and INDUCED in IL dance and
supper at the Central House. H e.
Challoner went to North Troy Friday last
on a business trip Monday morning, it
was reported that he had run away much
TO the CONSERVATION of his CT .ditors who
lived on the contents OF his IN Tket. Mr..
Chalioner returned Monday noon aud
sirais hteneI matters out r. n. Brunette
has sold his blacksmith sop 10 William
Urudeau of 81. Armand, Qur.-!. H. Pom
nemun has moved to WtnoosKi its an
other boy at Edward Turkey An enter
tatument Will be given 10y the people of the
Union scnooi Mt the close OF the present
tern Tue Methodist sunday scho oi has Il
nice selection Of new books.
ENOSeURGS FALLS.
Y. y. Irish who injured his hand some
three weeks age, his 20 lar recovered as to
resume Lis duties in the station. A barn
and wool shed owned 10y l.. j. ArcLam-
hauit was discovered to he on fire ABOUT D
O'Clock Thursday afternoon and was en-
tiroiy consumed. Insured. Cause un aown.
the public schools closed for Il two weeks
vacation Friday. The scholars OF the high
promenade ill Quincy hall Friday ev ening,
Tue local orchestra furnishing music.
WEST 8ERk5HlRE.
Miss Sadie NJ Elrick has gone to Essex,
visiting friends = I. Fay who has oeen
in the employ OF f. r. Clement of Mime
ulolis for the past few years, has been
ohlig on account of falling health to re-
turn home.
tlGHGATE.
The amount paid ont bv the overseer of
poor tho past year was 1913 So liquors sold
ty town agent, %iS3 p; cash paiu by town
treasurer Sl4,3ll.Sl; the collector has but
SOL uncolected taxes; estimate expense
Of the town for the coming year is y, 59G.
/ ). $500 Of which is for bridges and tax
o. 100 cents on the dollar is to be ras d
f. 3. Cross has gone to New y DIRK. Phillip
! Bovat has another heir.-George Holmes
! has sold his live stock on his farm.-loo
/ much snow caused barn ani he'd of Mrs.
/ Jcunison 10 fail down.-Thare was an
oyster supper at Higtgate Springs Wednes
day evening for the benefit of the Rev +.
| Snow. Edna Barney has returned to
Nooers Forks, y. VA bouncing baby
| hoy is til latest guest of Mr. and Mrs Fred
! Van Allen, Charles Skeels is in buring-
/ ton. -Jale Keunau has rented the Rousseau
farm.
FRANKLIN.
Rev. j. c.. Iangford and Miss Frances
! Anderson were married at the residence of
tue briue's father, March !, Rev. j. l..
Story performing the ceremony.
FAIRFAX.
| Miss Nettle Brown is visiting Mrs Mason.
The leap year party on Thursday evening
| at the Institute was highly en- Dyed by ali