Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-08

Mrs Sarah Buck OF Mortified we're married
Saturday by Rev. &. O. Webster, at the
residence OF l. II. L. Roweil. This is his
tbird marriage and her fourth. They have
begun housekeeping on Whittier street.
Lynch & Mcmahon are loading onto the |
cart $1,000 sarcophngus granite monu-
ment TO 20 to Hastings, Mich. They have
also nearly completed another one, Sx6 feet |
Xbottom base in three pieces, weight about |
IS tons, for Milwaukee parties. They are
now working 81 men all told At their
rigbt acres of granite land in Soaotn they |
have 1900 feet of granite ready for J.
Ewing and Mr.. Patterson to draw to their
works as soon rs there is snow enough for
Shedding.
St. Augustiue's Catholic church society
closed a successful seven days fair Tuesday
night.
G. 5. Whittier is in Boston.
BARRE.
There were II couples at the Thursday
night leap year ball.
These notaries public have been ap-
pointed in Barre: q. b. Boyce, Richard A.
1Ioar, O. II. Reed, d. Densmore W. A.
Boyce and w. a. Perry. Moro will be APP
pointed later.
Elizabeth Network of East Barre has
been taken to the Waterbury insane asy-
um.
The Aldrch house near the depots is to
lie remodeied into two stores A third
store will he erected on the same lot.
Messrs. 0larr &; Gordon are getting out
~ blocks OF granite, each weighing about
50 TONS to DO used in constructing new
depot in Philadelphis.
Evangelical meetings opened Monday
evening IN the Congregational church with
Il sermon by Rev. c. w. Gallagher of Mont
psler.
The gentlemen Of the Universalist parish
met on Tuesday evening to arrange for
holding gentlemen supper in the near
future.
William Grant has purchased of Frank
Cook his house on the Smith meadow, con-
FEDERATION $3.50.
townsend q Reynolds lately sold 15acres
Of the so-calied Smith farm to st. Mouica's
Catholic Church for a cemetery, and the
first burial therein was during last week
Edward LOOMS and Billie McMann, un-
der the guidance OF Policeman William
Buchanan, appeared on Monday before
Justice Jackman and answered to their
Sunday DRINKS by paying total Of $1O5l
bach.
Tue Congregational church choir are to
give musical concert on Tuesday evening
Mrs. Phoebe Gale and Amy have gone to
tpCill Inc winter III 4NoW MeNlCO, anu llTS
j. g. Nichols is spending the winter in
Charlestown, n. II.
The young fellow named LOOMS who Gre
ated a disturbance on Main street Sunday
afternoon, and also collided with severa!
teams while driving recklessly down the
street, was convicted Of first offence Of in
toxicatIon Monday and fined the usual
amount.
Little John & Milne have commenced work
nn two firemer's monuments TO be placed
IN cemeteries at minneapolis, MINI.
WAlTSFIELD.
George NJ. Jones has purchased the Frank
Green Farm, including all Of the personal
property now on the farm for 5000.
Levi Seayer has traded the saw mill fcrmer-
" owned by Mr.. Egan, and it is under
stood that he takes possession at once.
Cassius Josin fell out OF bis shed window
and broke his shoulder Saturday. DIR.
Howe attended him Miss Carrie Green,
he teacher Of the village school, has had a
hemorrhsge OF the lungs and is obliged to
cave the school.-Johu Gleason OF Warren,
while In town last week lost his pocket book
which contained about Sl00. No trace of
t can be found. The /. o. G. T. are to
give an oyster supper TT the yestry of the
congregational church, Friday evening, De-
rember IL. The personal property of David
oslin was sold at auction Saturday John
=. Joslin OF Maiden, Mass, is here. Byron
almer has returned from Springfield. 49,
Miss frankie Horner, who is living ut T.. O..
lrask' 5, is seriously i'll with pneumonia. -
j. N. Jones has returned to West Hart
ord, where he is to teach this winter
WATERBURY.
Mrs. Leonard knghts and daughter of
Johnson are visiting in town.-Louis Bus-
KEY and Randall Blodsett have moved their
antilles into the Watts block. Mrs.
rancis Anterior from Burlington is in
own.-Mrs. {. +, Richardson returned
rom -. Adams Wednesday. Seth Jones
teaching singing school on Crossett hill. -
The frary brothers have removed their
ngiue and machinery TO Charlemout Mass
where all their manufacturing will be done
n the future They will close the mill
acre and at Jonesville. The amount taken
bit the Methodist fair reaches $500 IL. $.
Blondin has enlarged his granite shop, put
n new engine, heats it by steam and now
Employs 20 workmen.
DR.. Henry James is still confined TO his
ouse with acute bronchitis Several
leighs appeared on the Street Monday
GEORGE w. Randall is quite sick with bron-
|hiti5.-C. w. Arms and wife have gone to
Montpelier to spend the winter -koln s.
md Charles Greene and Dan Moody went
% Clerlemont, Mass, Tuesday, where
hey VIII work Tor the Irary Bros Rev
il. W neoler goes with his family to Cali
ornia Friday morning. He leaves tn,
,a-torate of the Congregational church
where he has been for several years. Johr
ieabury goes with them. Anthony Land
as been appointed liquor agent. tit s sale
hat Wyman ~ Wallace arc to dssov
authorship in a few dsys.-The residenc
II benson Knights has Teen sold to Phil
owle for $1,000.
PLAiNFIELD.
Mrs. Ezekiel Skinner was thrown from
csrringa on Friday last, but was no
erious,y IN iured. James H. Hooker soil
j his personal property at auction las
hursday.-MIss Mary Lupien went t
iraaitevule on Saturday, where she is t
each this winter
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