Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-05
Correspondence conndenuaI,l

quarter, making a total M mbor-h,p now in
good standing OF So Refreshments wero
served by Co. \. who were defeated in the
system 2
y lot Of ti,h from the state hatchery al
RoXbury have been placed in tni- section.
The voting population of Barre was on
Thursday evening lncreased about 100 "
foreign born citizons who received natural
izAtion papers before the court at Mont
psiicr.
john Jameson ami Anna J. Wark wers
or Monday married by Rev. u. ". Gal
ia aer al -lOl pci5er.
Win y. Marsh aud Nettie T. Clark were
on W.oua,lpy evening united in marriage
by Rev. G. ". Longren.
The Ne hoii,ts nave started a subscrip-
ton paper to see if funds can be raised 10
erect a new church thls summer, on the lot
now occupied By the present structure. Inc
new building "IU lrooaOy be OF brick.
Three or four parties have started the paper
win $1,000 eacu, aud from 81 900 to
SD, coo IS wanted.
Ashley Hubbard Of Montpelier and Mrs.
Charlotte W uitrey of this village, were on
Thursday married. by Rev }. Edward
Wright.
About 70 couples went on Monday night
from this vilaSe to the East Montpe Ter
May Iay bail.
The Robert Kelley district school houss
wa, burned SUNDAY night
Seven per,un- on sunday ioired the Cons
grera t,ornl church.
l.. /. Allrlch i, moving his personal eff
lie is o his farm IN Hsr!in.
The REMAINING. vacant store on the first
floor Of the new Bolster block has been rent-
ed for ury goods business to Boston parties
Tor hv1 years at $50 year.
Dr.. aid lirs. q. II. Reed are planning to
start Sa-uruay Tor trip of three weeks
20 Charleston, =. c., to the supreme lodge
OF Knights oi Honor.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Mabel Clark is to teach in the Harvey
Ne shuornood this summer, and Laura
Goodale on the East iiIlL- \. Clark
who mad his left hand badly cut on a cir.
cu.ar saw some time ago, Is now suffering
from erysIpaas. Aunt LYDIA vie OF
Gideon SaUIu, has sustained u partial shock.
-LadIes' Ala society at y. i. Ben iamn'
thi- week. May Blake Is improving in
| uea.th. The Congregational church Is still
IN uppiled. Martin LylorI is iI.--Loomi;
Pierce continues to fail.
WORCESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hobart celebrated
the 10th anniversary OF their larrlag q
Tuesday, April 2G.-Niss Mabel Wiley OF
Aberdeen, ash, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Stone. Hiram Emerson has Dough,
the Adm Miles farm and his brother, Asa,
TIE Currie farm.-George Lawrence OF
Shady Riil' is dead. The wife OF a. j
Stone is very ill.-Mrs. Lawrence Bruce d:
l. -. L.,
veteran of Co. II, 6tn Vt. volunteers, uled
at his home on "HaiupsAire hui, Satur
day last He leaves wife and six cli.'
| dren.
WAT ERBU6T.
Frank Lyon has been very i'll the pas
week. lie now appears a little better. -
| George Kennedy has gone to West Randolph
to attend a hearing before Judge howell tc
close up the famous copper mine case.--Dr.
Don Grout has charge Of the asylum, Dr.
Giddings b5ing still confined to his room by
a lame ankle. james ohipman has pan
of uolstein bulls about year Old tnat
weigh 2O0O pounds. Mss Polly Parcheg
was married to Mr.. Benedict OF ST. Johns
bury Thursday of last week.
Dr. Sylvester and vito, Dr.. Scoviile anC
Mr.. Wheeler have left town. Benton Har
U
| Graves returned to Colorado Springs.
| Brown x Minard have purchased Il new
| hearse. Key. L. II. Elliott, agent Of \er
mont Bible society, preached at Aildleses
last Sunday. Il. ). Blondiu is huNd.n.
granite shels on the land near Mr.. Cooley
| shop. lie win have % horse power steam
engine for polishing, and employ from ) K
| ~ men.
GOULDSVlLLE.
Miss Dora Andrews is to 90 to bethlehem
| y. H. this week, and will remain uuriu
the summer. The Good Templars hav
been presented with hanging lamp 10y J
| W. Gould F L. Hutchus is AT home fron
| Coos, " H.-Miss Bertha Carpenter la
returned to Lebanon, y. H.-Clara steven
| Is at Barre. Alexander Patrick had hi
carriage badly cut by some one wno evi
IDENTIFY had srudse against MIN.
PLAlNFlELO,
Mrs. S. b. Gale remains very low Mrs
| Ellen Batchelder has moved 20 her residedc
on School street.-A ron was born to Nj
and Mrs. Nelson Moore last week, also
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Dow. -
| Miss Gertrude Greeley was at home troI
Montpeli er over Sunday. Miss A ice MAJ
tin teaches in the graded school ia Marst
field and Julia Shorey in Oraplteville.
FAYsTON.
Eliza Jane Maxwell, wife OF Neal Nc
Mullen OF Fitchburg, Mass, was brOush
here FOR burial April a.-George Kerr hs
bought an organ OF Hiram Wsrd -Johl
Chase has sold -, 600 shingles 10 cover III
orth side of the Methodist church. Til
seleotmsn have bong ht yoke OF oxen 10