Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-21
bury river and brought back in the even


ing.
At the democratic caucus G.. c. Robinson,
G.. b. Evans and L. Il. Bryan were elected
delegates, aud George W. Kennedy, q. W.
Morse aud II. r. Masher alternates. Gil
man Moody has fine pair OF four ycar-old
colts nearly rs bands high. There being
80 pupils in the primary department of the
graded sch ols it has boen divided and one
division is taught by Miss Maud Stranahan
in the vestry OF the Methodist church. The
necessity OF a new school house will be al
parent to every ono after while--Mrs.
Henry James has gone to Boston for a visit.
Mrs. II. Pines has come from Montpelier
TO occupy her house on Main street.
SOUTH FAYSrON.
Robert Maxwell has SO far recovered rs
| to be dressed aud walk about, but has very
bad hand from inilammatory rheumatism.
David Loveland has moved from More.
town to his farm OH the German Flats.
Elias Wheeler mad n severe blow on his
check from the binder while unloading n
saving machine at l.. IL. Joslyn's. AT tie
annual school meeting the prudential COM
mittee elected were rs follows: No. /, Charles
Belts; No. 3, Robert Kew; No. 6, John
Maxwell; No. 8, W c. Dana.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Bragg attended the Methodist
conference ut Montpelier
BARRE.
Tho mother of William buchanan died
Wednesday, and was buried Saturday.
ii. w. Burnham and wife have gone to
St. Johnsbury to reside
The Baptist Sunday school held an Easter
concert Sunday evening in Good Templars
hall. The Universalist Sunday school held
a similar concert the same evening.
Rev c. S NiCkersou. pastor of the u nj
versalist church, has accepted call to
preach on alternate sunday afternoons at
North and East Montpelier, beginning next
Sunday at the former place. Four persons
united with the church here Sunday.
The Barre Law and Order league held a
monthly business meeting Monday evening
in the Methodist vestry.
EAST MONTPELIER.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Edwards died last week Monday. stephen
Gould, aged 81 years, died last Wednes lay.
Funeral services were held at the house
Friday.
PLAlNFlELD.
Mrs. George Davis was called TO Lebanon,
n. H., last week on account OF the serious
illness OF her sister Easter was observed
at the Methodist church last Sunday by a
concert in the morning and preaching
service in the evening, condncted by the
Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock. Nellie Durkee is
gaining, and will soon be able to resume her
work at the Vose House.
MORETOWN.
Mrs. Frank Evans and her two children
are stopping with her father, A. E. Love-
joy-Mrs Freeman Smith has returned to
aterbury. Mrs. Nern Barber has been
i'll the past week Mrs. Thomas Ferris is in
Brockton, Mass
GOULO5VlLCE.
De Witt Braman has bought the house
owned by Mrs. John Cameron of Water
bury. Miss Neva Dodge has returned from
North Montpelier and gone to work in the
, mill -Mrs. +. a. Cass has gone to Jericho
Centre to live with her mother, aud George
Chandler has moved into the house vacat ed
by Mrs. Cass The friends of Mrs. Grace
Warrington, who has been i'll for long
time, will be glad to learn that she is now
considered out of danger.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Samuel w. Ben jamin died OF pneumonia
! on the 18th inst. His son, residing in New
. York city, reached home two days befor,
4 his fathers death. Charles Goodale is abb,
to be IA minister from Massachusetts
is expected to preach here next Sunday. H
comes as candidate.
WORCESTER.
Arthur Batcheder has gone to Montpel
Ter to learn the painters trade. H orati
Templeton is very sick with pneumonia.
Mrs j. L. Stone is sick. Miss Mary Jane
Folsom will teach the Corner school. ;
: this Characterization sociable at town bal
Saturday evening.
, WARREN.
$ Walter Blair, son of David Blair dice
Saturday morning, aged 15.-Frank J. Til
lottson is at home on a short vacation. -
3 Pliny Parker and Myron Goodspeed wer
| drawn extra jurors last week
ROXBURY.
Mrs. S. l.. Way of Barre is the guest o
her daughter, Mrs. Van Dusen. Mrs. NJ
Z. Chase returned home on Monday from
: Boston. F. l.. Horrick has gone to New
York on a business trip. Rev Mr.. Frar,
is to supply at the Congregational churcl
next Sunday.-Miss Milton conducted ser
- vices at the Congregational church las
Sunday.-Miss Lena Chase is quite i'll. -
. John Ferris died Saturday after brief i'll
: ness, aged 50. Funeral at the house Mon
= day. Rev. Thornton conducted the ser
- vices.
PLAiNFlELD.
Thirteen teachers were present at the ex
animation held by Mr. Booths son at tn
school house on Friday and Saturday.
10 Schools in the village are to be taught b
n Miss Blanche Skinner and Miss Lola Pierce
They are to commence April 25.-The mea
10 market was broken into on Thursday nigh
and 81 in money was taken, and on Frida
+ the depot was robbed OF IA cask Of liquor, -
No services were held In town on Sunday
~ as the minister WAS at Montpelier atteudin
=, con ference Mrs. S. b. Gale is very
n with heart trouble.
= WiNDHAM COUNTY,.
The death OF Densmore a. Howe {
IF Windham is announced. He was u soldi,
N in the 10Th Vermont regiment.
Q, The high water in White river in jured IT,
le Eall Mountain cnmnnuY $ nrrnnrenlants Z.