Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-14

Jessie Cilloy was the organist. The bride,
a universal favorite here, was dressed in
pale blue silk, carrying boquet of pink
and white carnations. After the ceremony
n reception was held at the home OF the
brides mother, refreshments being served.
The happy couple left GU the evening train
for Montrcn. for few days stay. They
have the best wishes of their many friends
for a long and happy life.-Ncws was re-
ceived here on the 9th of the death OF Burt
Csss, who was a resident here a few yenrs
ago. He di ID in North6eld, where he was
living with his mother. He leaves your 6
wife.
HUNTINGTON.
Edward Fuller and Smith Collins and
families, of Haverhill, Mass, are moving
into own.-Mrs. Guy Bicliford is sick. -
Miss Laura Small of Essex has been en-
gagged TO teach the summer term OF school
at the Centre. The steam mill ut the Cen
ire has had to shut down for a short time
on account of high water. Solomon Nor
ton is some better - Hsman Gilett is AT
home on vacation. The school house at
the Centre is undergoing repairs ready for
the summer term of school About four
inches of snow fell here Sunday night and
Monday.
ESSEX.
The farm house Of MIR. Thoddeus Wilson
recently occupied by MIR. Sweeney, was de
stroyed by fire Tuesday morning. MIR and
Mrs. Morrill, Metcalf have gone to Florida
to visit their brother, Clilf, who is very i'll
ST. GEORGE.
The many friends Of Mrs. jackson Isha m
ere pleased to know that she can now sit III
from one to two hours each day. Mrs
Thomas Morrison is still in attendance upon
her mother. Mics Maggie Sullivan has been
engaged to teach the school i'll tho distric,
where she lives. Miss Eta Ward will
teach in district No. /, and Miss Maud Wei
Ter in the Lumis Allen district Mrs. Ssre
NJ, Benedict, who left town so quietly snI
mysteriously, has been heard from as being
in California. Miss Nellis, dau liter of Mr..
James Mckenzie OF South Burlington, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Katie Noonan, our
popular postmaster. -The auction sale OF
MIR. Jimmo steam mill has been indefinite
ly postponed. Mr.. Jimmo intends moving
his mill on to his own real estate next fail,
which nsures us good saw and shingle
mill in the future. r.. L. Forbes is attend
ing County Court as petit juror. Edward
d. Isham comes home soon to spend the
summer
WESTFORD.
The Rev Mr. Rose Of Lowell Is to preach
In thu Congregational church April H.
Miss Chase Is to have the primary school al
the Centre and Miss Kate Teller the larg,
school. y Miss Deme Kimhall is to teac b in
No. | and Sadie Coon in No. Miss Stella
Bowman is visiting at Haskell Allen Sc
j. Hohart's house was considerably dam
aged by fire, which took from & chimney
burning ut.-Mrs John Allen has had 9
relapse but is gaining slowly. &C. VI. Wild.
OF Mildlebury is 10 speak here on Menoria
day. George Bliss has left j. E Huntley
and Howard Roland takes his place. The
Union Cheese Factory company have en-
gagged 2. Aahan to make cheese the coming
season. The factory is to start either Apri
IA or 49, The St. Adams Creamery asso
citation expect TO begin to take milk on OF
before April 10.
ESSEX CENTRE.
The Thad Wilcox house burned on Mon
day night and will probably not DO rebuilt
The Y. f. ). C. f. will mold an Easter
service on April II in the Baptist church -
Our drug store is open again, and G.. II
Brown is acting az druggist and postmaster
with general satisfaction. Miss NJ. j
Allen is sick, also Mss Osgood and Lizzi,
May. A boy has arrived at John Bashaw's
Mrs. Morton is still con fined to the house
Elmer Hunt is thoroughly renovaLing thu
Busll house which he recently bought. -
j. Parsons is home on account OF sickness
The roads have been very bad this spring
Where the stone roads are built the Goln.
has been perfect, and everyone is calm.
for stone roads to De built in the near fu
ture. Nelson Story is moving into MIR
Buttons farm house. Charles Ayre vii
run the farm there this year. MIR. Ayrs'
boy broke a collar bone recently. -Th
separator is running here a.a,n. Wilbu
Newton is TO run the separator at Gsorg,
Allen this season.
HlNESBURGH.
o. A. Baldwin, lessee and manager O
Mrs. Willard Hays farm, sent to the Vale
creamery during the month OF March ~, 20
pounds Of mix from 80 COWS, an average o.
nearly 500 pounds per COW or Fraction
over % pounds OF milk a day per head. Tn
ration fed to produce this unusually lars
flow OF milk was as follows: Forty pound
OF No. l corn esage, 10 pounds OF cut hay
two pounds Of ground rye, oats and peas
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which was thoroughly mixed aud given a
| three feeds. This ration costs II cents pc
COW. In the barn is to be found Buckley
device for watering stock, which keeps
plentiful supply OF pure running water II
front OF the cattle. The stable is ais
equipped with Smiths self adjusting stan
chions. The COWS receive good care, beside
the ease and comfort furn ished by the mod
ern stable improvements, and are MIXED a
regular hours each day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. j. Ploof returned from
their wedding tour Friday and are boardin
at NJ. E. Sanctuary's. Not more than one
fourth of crop of maple sugar has beel
made this season. -McDonough' cheese fac
tory started up Monday with Edward Bis
sonnet as cheessmaker. There will be Fast
day services at the Congregational lectur
room Friday at II a. in.-Frank Ladoo ha
opened blacksmith shop on West street =
| The Hinssburgh cornst band met Tuesda
evening to re organize.
Fast-day services will be held In the Cor
gregational vestry at l0;45 a. IN. 1t will
a union service and In conformity with th
suggestion in the governors proclamatlo
committee will be appointed to solicit al
in this town for the starving Russians. "A
Easter service, participated in by the sun
day school, will be held in the Congregs
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