Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
WINOOSKl.

the races at Middebury.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence, vile of Antoine
Lawrence died at her homo in Easex Tues
day July 49, aged z yenrs. ThoGunoral was
held from tho st. Joscph's church, burlins-
ton tho next day. The deceased was
mother of D.minick Lawrence of this place.
she was i'll but four days.
Mrs S. T. Reynolds and family have re-
turned from Milton.
Mrs George Catiin OF Birmingham is
visiting at $. Il. Westou's.
II. d. Wheeler, tax coleccor for the
graded school, has an Office at the Steamer
Engine house on Main street, and VIII re-
ceivo taxes most any evening in the eary
bours
b. y. Austin is in Montreal this week
with his trotter, Roy 3.
The residence of William Dupaw on Le-
clair street, Is undergoing extensive repairs.
Miss Maggie Lyons Of Ottawa, Canada, is
the guest OF the Misses Delaney, ON Chase
street.
Miss Sarah n. Mcbride, delegate from
the Christian Endeavor society OF the Con
grcgatonal church to the recent national
contention, gave an interesting report Sun
day evening.
Miss Alice Sullivan OF Richmond is spend
ing few days as tho guest of Miss Kate
Farrell
The Ladies' Aid society of the Cougrega-
tional church will meet Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. a. r. Robertson. Teams
will be IN waiting at Shpman ~ Allard's
store to convey those wishing to ride.
a lawn party will occur Thursday even
ing at the grounds of Hev. Father Whitn-
ker of the st. Stephens church. A musical
programme will be in the interest of tho st.
Stephen church. Everybody invited.
Mrs. A. o. Hood and daughter, Bessie,
and Mrs. Spear, Mrs. Hoods sister, are re-
cruiting in Orange county for fow weeks.
The Misses Leva and Bertha Gray arc
visiting in Waterbury.
A manhole and new curbing has been placed
at the corner OF Follett ami Centre streets.
1t was enormously stated recently that
Aiken Myers disclosed on the Winooski
liquor agency. 1t was the Burlinglo on
agency.
William Hayes, who was arrested Satur
day by SheritTs Reeves ana Wheeler for sell
ing Intoxicating drinks, was arraignsI be-
fore Justice \. o. Hood Monday. lie was
fined $50 and costs, amounting to $3'. 81.
He appealed and his mother gave bail for
him to the amount OF sd
Miss Mary Lawrence was slightly better
Wednesday.
Master Michael barney is doing well.
A party composed OF Misses Hattie
Steyons Alma and Della Calvert and
Messrs. S. l.. Patka, O. VI. Weston and e.
| T. Graves went Wednesday TO Mallctts Bay
| for week.
John McCarty and Martin McGrath have
gone to Lowell Mass.
The Steamer Fire Engine company and
Lafayette Hose company responded to the
! tire call from Essex junction Wednesday
withEgreat promptness.
About 200 people from tho Catholic
churches in town attended the pilgrmag.
TO st. Anne's church at Ililton " ednesIay
Mrs Henry Morrison has fuc hia Of tue
"Storln king variety bearing Go buds
and blossoms.
L. b. Platt's noted Earthquake marc
"Laura,h Wednesday morning fonled a flint
FLY colt.
UNDERHlLL.
Little Alice Kelley was quite badly burn,
ed on July 20 by pulling Il dipper of hot
water over on to herself. Guy Stevens o!
Essex has been spending a few days al
Thomas Kelley 's.-Ihe postponed lawn
tea given by the Home Land society, is tc
be held at Mrs. \. c. Humphrey's on
Wednesday, July 2I.-One hundred chees
HINE5BURGH.
Edison Owen mot with a severe accil en-
while drawing hay for Sydney Ray Jul,
20 he was pitching of Il load to j ohI
Chapman on the NOW, when Chapman
reaching for a fork fun OF hay, hit Over
with his fork. One tine entered the corner o
his eye and passed back of the other eye ant
nearly came out of the side of his head
l,o 10 10,
and he is as comfortable as could be expect
ed. A recent local gele blew down Cashiu
Williams woodshed and greatly frightonec
the whole family. L. Wilcox is at home
for the summer. Nelson Strong has return
ed from over the lake where he has beef
building bridges on Dr. Webb's Adirondac l
railroad.
George u. Clark and family of Washing
ton, ID. c., are visiting his sister, Mrs. Il
NJ. Hull.-Willis Murphy, who he's been en-
gagged on the steamer Vermont, is Ill at hi
home, but vii! soon be able to resume hi
duties. james L. Fletcher of Brldport
visiting his uncle, H. D. Weed. j. s
Barker cut 70 loads Of hay from his hon,
farm, which is nearly doubl. last year
cut.
RICHMOND.
Inc lunereI Oh MIS- INlillpS was heiu d vi
81 ct Nelson Blssell's. the deceased b,
INK Mrs, Bissells mother, Rev Aust
Hazen officiating. Some Of cur farmers ar
through haying. Quite a number of on
young people are taking an outing, som
at Queen City Park,
Rev. Mr.. Ha2en gave an interesting &C
count of the great meeting of tho Y. Nj.
A. at New York Sunday, tue 18th inst. II
went to Jericho and gav0 an account OF ID
same, Sunday evening, the gath inst. o.
Frank Balch student of Dartmouth col
ege, is spending his vacation at homo wit
, his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs Barker Balch. -
) Cheney Shedd is on the sick list. G. d
Ellis takes his place in the creamery unit
, his recovery. -Town's creamery paid s
cents per hundred for June milk.
CHARLOTTE.
: The Now England Telegraph and Tele phor
! company are atringing long distance vii
. upon their poles here, Mr.. A. \. Wicke
Z wife and two children, Of Boston, arrive
Friday evening, AMI will spend the seasc
at |. b. Wicker ],n Congregation
parsonage has had ugh rcnovatiu
= outside and in, and very net
y and attractive appoarJ. -.iss JUL