Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

held at the Methodist church Sunday at .
O'Clock, Rev. q. w. Woodull officiating. 49,
a young deer was seen in this vicinity last
Saturday by Samuel King. The saw mill
started up Monday. A republican caucus
was held in the town hall Wednesday
evening Mrs. f.. II. Daniels is sick.
There is some talk Of connecting North Fer
risburgh by telephone with Burlington -
Joe Massett has bought a horse Of A. c. Pal
mer.-Mrs. Jennie Alexander of Saxtons
River is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Martin.
WHITING.
Abel Walker died on the 23d inst. after a
short sickness, in his SSth year. He was
born and resided in this town all his life
He represented the town in tho House of
Representatives. for several terms, was as
sistsnt judge Of the County Court for two
years, justice of the peace for many years.
seiectmau, etc.
Mrs. {. Il. Hubbard has bought the farm
known the Clara Smith farm of 10 or
more acres, and will move and take posses
sion this spring.
ADDISON.
Rhuben Day and wife IRE moving into
Julius |. Clark's tenement house. Rev.
Pearsons OF Nergennes breaches at tho Bap-
fist church every Sunday at p. m.-Albert
Smith was badly hurt while handling pressed
hay last week. There is to lie "a store in the
west side Of the cheese factory building as
soon as IL can be put in readiness.
NEW HAVEN.
DR. and Mrs. L. o. Stoddard are to re-
move TO Granville \, Y.--Ilon. r. b.
Iangdou has withdrawn the scholarships
w hp Oh to
MIR. and Mrs. c. b. Bullard are the pareiits
of twin boys. Mrs. Mary II. Dana Is to be
employed by Senator Proctor during the
coming year in painting views about Proc
tor, also a picture on marble Of Senator
Proctor himself. THE missionary tea Sat
urday was very pleasant occasion. There
was party Mt Charles Peck's on Friday
evening. Married, at Port Henry, March
"A, by Rev. MIR. Hoag, Oscar B. Dckerson
and Nette A. Brunette.
STARkSGORO.
Hiram Chaffee passed away Sunday after
protrncted suffering from cancer. Funeral
services we're held at the Methodist church
Tuesday. Mr.. Follansbee died March 60
Guy and Belle Bushnell returned from
Massachusetts last week. Mrs. Lucy Sayies
expects to start for Massachusetts this week
to spend some time with her daug liter, Mira.
Baker.
SHOREHAM.
Miss RiIla Norton has returned from Bos
ton with improved health. The hay pross-
ers have been doing quite an extensive
work at Mr.. Lynde Catlin s. R. H.
Holmes has recently purchased nearly 80
colonies of bees and established an apiary
at East Shoreham.
LINCOLN
Harvey Hanks has sold his farm to Ed
ward Sprague of Bristol. The twin boys of
Mr.. ana Mrs Fred Hill died the 231, and
funeral services were held the 25th at the
house ON the evening of the 43d at tue
residence of Mir. Wilbur Whitney number
of friends and relatives assembled to witness
the marriage OF his daughter Miss Flora
Whitney, and Wallace Clark. A reception
was held on the evening Of the Goth at Mr..
David Clark's. Lucy Dupont started last
Saturday for Boston, where she expects to
work in hospital.
SOUTH STARKSBORO.
The oldest resident of this town, William
Follansbee, died the 2Gth inst. at his old
home where he has lived for the last Az
years. He was So years old. He leaves
four children, David Charles, Edward and
Wesley.