Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-02

OF Boston arc to give an n,ertainment In
Bank Opera Hall, June 4, under the aus
pieces of the Rlchford High school, As the
proceeds are to go toward replacing the
school library, recently burned, good au-
dience is hoped fora child
of about 10 years died of diph-
iberia in tho southern part OF the town,
May 23.- The II. II. Aver company are
moving into their new factory.-L. S. Hill
is in st. Adams attending A. T. Cross, who
is worry i'll.
MONTGOMERY
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. C. Hutchins returned
homo from California last week. Henry
Burnham and Miss jennie Lepper were mar
RED May 22.-Lovi Longey, Hazen Tracy
and Alva Hathaway have gone TO Blue
Mountain Lake, n. y, to work during the
summer. There Is to be a strawberry and
ice cream festival Thursday evening.
There will be an ice cream and cake So
ciable ct school house hall Thursday even
ing, and the proceeds will DO devoted to
making improvements in the cemetery 49,
Our band boys had fine Tina at Bakers
field.
STEVENS MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Lovalette are happy
"'"' thn VII III VI BlTl. w. DlHlSuell
has leased his farm to Sherman Bliss and
gone TO Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Noel
trechettc is very ill.--Mrs. Charles Huntley
is in fair way to regain her health Her
bert L. Stanhope Is at home ill.-Grass is
doing finely and indicates large crop, but
1T Is too wet for other crops. But little
corn has been put in to date.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.
Quarterly meeting services wero held at
tho Methodist church Sunday, the Rev.
George e. Smith assisting. hey. G. E.
Smith lett Tuesday for Shell Rock, Iowa. -
Rev E. S. Stone preached the memorial
sermon in st. Matthew'S Episcopal church
Sunday. Memorial day was fttingly OBJ
served by Pixley post, q. A. r. The pro-
cession was formed at ! o clock on Main
street and marched to the cemetery, where
memorial services were held:by the post, and
graves decorated. At the Methodist church
Col. George w. Hooker Of Brattleboro
delivered very able address, after which
they marched bnck to Main street, when
Col. Hooker met and shook hanls with all
the veterans.
HlGHGATE.
The Rev. G.. Bernventer will occupy the
pulpit of the Methodist church, after the
present week. Allen Perry has novel in
the Albee house. holly c. and the Swan
ton Boy, two of the trotters in G. F. Skeel's
stables, took second money in the races at
Sutton last week Miss Ellie Bordo of
Philadelphia is expected home soon-
Charles b. Pelton is at home DIR. Henry
Baxter had one rib broken recently and was
otherwise severely injured by being thrown
from his wagon. Rev. Mr. snow will
deliver his lecture, Sentinel of Success, ~
at the Methodist church Tuesday evening"
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Mrs. A. ?. Pond has gone to Boston to visit
her daughters, Miss Kit Fond aud Mrs
c. B. Mosier. "A lady missionary will give
lecture in the Congreg ational church
Thursday evening. Miss Dora Hodges was
guest at Eugene Perley's over Sunday
Moses Brown and family have moved to
Montgomery Centre.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
Mrs. Henry Ladd, who has been sicl. for
the last two years with Bright's disease,
died Monday forenoon, funeral Wednesday
M. 7. Maurice was in town last week.
FLGTChER.
j. Deth's boy is better-The telephone is
completed to Cambridge. Henry Hooker
will cut the timber from his lot, recently
bought OF Weed 4, Morse. Five thousand
pounds of milk is received daily at the
separator.
SWANTON.
Memorial day Col. L. X. Fuller delivered
the address. After the exercises, the post,
10 strong, were photographed. The young
ladies OF the village gave an entertainment,
"The Sister Statas,o Monday evening