Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-28

MIS-. MlIler ana daughter returneu 10 liz
nois last week.. W. Butterfeld has been
en- Entertaining his brother, George Butter
field of Boston.
CABOT.
Rev. j. O. Sherburn goes this week to
Omaha as one Of tho delegates to the ma
tional conference. NJ. Foster gave
sugar party Saturday. Mr.. H. Wells and
wife attended the funeral Of Sidney Wells
at Barre Monday. Rev. H. N. Worthen of
Hardwick is to deliver the address here
Memorial day. base ball club give
promenade in town hall next Saturday
evening.-The village school begins next
Monday. AT the democratic caucus held
Saturday evening, H. e. Williams and l..
McAllister were elected delegates to the
State convention.
TERBURY.
Mrs. Helen Calkins is going to build a
block of tenerlents on the Parmase place -
Eugene Moody has taken the job ofbuilding
| the foundation of the Methodist church from
Sweet Cummings q Co., the contractors.
On digging for the basement the stone
foundation of building was discovered. 1t
| ia thought to be the place where Gen. John
Peck, one of the first settlers, once lived.
| Charles Keene and j. A. Kelton have
| One Of them was bought of Philo Towle for
| $500. DIR. j. I. Wheeler has bought the
Baker place from Jacob Foss -John Far
rsr is at home from Burlington High school.
John Latouchs horse was SO badly in
jured at the freight depot by the falling Of
loaded wagon that it had to be killed. .
Mark c. Canerdy is sick. There was q
large run Of sap the past week. Mrs. John
Cameron has sold her house in Gouldsville
/ TO De Witt G. Braman for $40. - Mrs. G..
w. Randall is on the sick list. Miss Myrtle
; Huntley has been visiting in st. Adams. 80
i Miss Bessie Wells is visiting in Burlington.
DR.. d. d. Grout takes charge of the
! asylum until DR.. Giddings RECEIVERS from
, his lameness. Waller Rhodes has returned
: from Connecticut and will soon go West.
| Mr. and Mrs. Dillingham; started for
Omaha Wednesday for the Methodist gen
eral conference. Jack Searles and Miss
! May Wrisley have returned from Burling-
! ton. sumner Baisdel has sold his nine
, months old colt to DR.. James for 800. 49,
| Mrs. Julia NJ. Cameron has gone to Boston.
WARREN.
( As Rev. r. +. johnson was returninp
from church last Sunday, his horse became
| frightened and ran, overturning his car
: riage and completely demoishing 1t. For
! tunatsly, he escaped without severe Jury.
CALAIS.
Mrs Charles Foster died at the home OF
her parents Thursday night last OF con.
| sumption. Funeral services were held al
the house Sunday afternoon, Rev. j. Ed.
ward Wright officiating. Miss NJ. Edna
Goodell ia to teach in Bethel the coming
season; Miss Anna Watson in district No.
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11.-Mrs. w. V. Peck has returned from
Montpelier. Walter Pierce and George
Sanders have gone to Boston.-Mrs j. A.
Slayton is iII.-Mr. Harvey Lllley has sold
his Autocrat colt to Mr.. Brown of New
York for $500.
PLAlNFlELr.
Miss Blanche Shorey is at home from
Montreal. Miss Mary Lupen is to teach in
| Wesley Gray's district Rev. L. F. Fort.
ney has been at Barre ths past week. Mrs
S. B. Gale is reported better. Rev. c. f.
Taplin is TO remain another year
ROX5URY.
At the democratic caucus the delegate
elected to the State convention were as fol
lows: S. c. Stanton, f. n. Spalding, NJ. c,
Chase; district convention, John Sullivan
Fred Crozier, Martin Handlon, w. a.
Crozier. Bert Dickinson of Hartland ha
moved on to the Allen place. Corr
Cleveland has gone to Stowe to visit hel
brother. Miss Hannah Flint has returned
from Psterboro, N. H.-George Tiden is il
Boston.
WORCESTER.
Owing to the illness of County Examiner
Booth, his son Clarence conducted the ex
animation here Friday and Saturday last
Ten teachers were present Rev. NJ. II
Ryan is to remain hero another year.
Frank Pratt was called home Tuesday las
by the serious illness OF his father - Dan
forth Slooum, infant son OF Abner an,
Mary Austin, died Saturday night, age
three months. School in district No.
commenced Monday, Mary Jane Florenc
teacher The sociabe Saturday night wa
a pleasant affair and financial success
NORTH fATSTON.
Miss Lillian Porter is visiting friends il
Northfisd Mrs. NJ. J. Little and daughte
were visiting tor the past week in Barre. -
} Thomas Grsndfield is ill with blood poison
ing.-C. McCelroy lost fiue three year oil
colt recently. School No. / commences Ma
with May Harmond OF Warren teacher
and school No. , with Mrs. Samuel Bair,
teacher. Services as usual on the lst o
May.
It is not theory but fact that Hoods Gar
saparllla makes the weak strong. A fair tris
will convince you OF its merit.