Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

ESSEX JUN = ION.
Dr. f. II. Hamilton, formerly of this
place, but now residing in Maine, is in town
for q few days. Prof. A. c. Fcrrin, prin
cipal of Burr and Burton seminary, with
his wife is whiting his uncle. Key. Mr..
Miller started Wednesday morning to visit
friends in New Hampshire.
WINOOsK.
Joseph Yandow has sod his fine Patchen
mare, recently purchased, to Jonas Reed Of
Reed g. Patrick; consideration, $3.50
During the heavy thunder storm " eines-
day evening lightning struck Frank Jubsli's
residence on Maple street, doing but slight
damage
William Clark went Wednesday evening
to New y orh city to investigate the condi-
ton of the estate OF his cousin who died re-
Gently in New York, leaving fortune Of
| -, 600, 900.
Mr.. Charles Ellis Of Boston arrived in
/ town Saturday evening for two weeks
stay with his sister, Mrs. Frank Eastwood.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Weston went Satur-
day to Cascade Lake, n. Y, to visit his
son, Mr.. Warren Weston, who is very i'll.
A hearing was had Saturday evening be-
fore Justice Hood ia the case of Edward
Golden, charged with breaking into the
shoe store of w. F. Chambers q Co. on til .
night of June 2l. He was bound over to
appear at County Court.
The Congregational society to tho number
OF nearly 100 went to Thompson's Point
Monday and en- oyed basket picnic
MIR. and Mrs. II. L. Clement returned
last evening from n carriage drive through
eastern New York.
Master frankie Bissonette of Shslburne
is visiting Mrs. Sophia Bissonette.
Mr.. Charles Black OF Colchester was
nominated for county commissioner on the
democratic ticket at the recent convention
at Burlington, and not Charles Platt
Many bad washouts were created onsthe
main thoroughrars in this vicinity By the
recent raps.
JERICHO CENTRE.
Miss Jessie Cilley celebrated her 18th
birthdcy June Is by inviting about 40 OF
her acquaintance aud a very enjoyable
evening was spent, --School in district No.
! clossd Friday, with an exhibition in the
church in the evening. MIR. Bostwck OF
Boston, Macs, has beon here visiting hi,
sou, r. L. BogtwicE. -Johnnie Stiles was
burned while playing with powder on the
morning of July 2.-Miss Susie Stone and
her brother, Brigham, are home from the
college at Oberin, Ohio for their annua
vacation Of two months.
MILTON.
Miss Ella X. Herric.; closed very sue.
csssfui term of school in the "Sopertown'
district, Friday. Ella Smith and Lili,
Perry left the first of the week fol-
tho Loon Lake house
1t Unsupported that party in town is search
ing for money said to have been buried in 9
cave e great many years ago The only
guido or information ia regard TO it is ira
dition. C. A. Pratt has returned home
from Burlington, where he has been FOR
treatmert.-T river hasn't baon known tC
be SO high at this time OF the year in good
many years. Charles Drake made u flying
visit TO his old home last Sunday H,
hasn't boon here before since he lett town
30 years age, Rev. P. Mathieu is TO leave
this charge soon and so to Richmond.
WESTFORO,
= Charles Grow and wife have a daughter
--Esr Perry is confined to the house with
rheumatism. MIR. and Mrs. Caswell o.
Massachusetts, are visiting Mrs, Caswell'.
sister, Mrs. David Robinson. Misses HATTIE
Beach, Emeline Beach and Jennie Ma
comber are to attend the Y. T. S. c. 4,
convention in New York. Tho school il
district 10. 6 closed friday.
HlNESBURGH.
The Union Endeavo? society hold & straw
berry festival in tho vestry Wednesday
evening At the last meeting tho folowin!
officers were elected for the year: President
, Rev. T. j. Harris; vice president, Mis-
Mary Davis; secret; W, Miss Clara Land on
corresponding secret Miss Josie Flaua
gan; treasurer, Mis- ~ 'a" Measle