Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-25

day night and were SO badly cut up and
bruised were able to return to their homes
in Orange Monday.
q. Ii. Hale is running auction room
at the muster grounds in Montpelier, and
L. l.. Deusmore an eating tent.
There were rs new names added to the
Chez .>t on Saturday night.
Bert Hooker has placed 400 seats in the
Epauding school building hail.
Miles Morrison, G.. G. Clay and r. Allen
are mourning the loss of sheep killed by
dogs in their pastures.
WARREN.
Judge Philander Riford was buried here
August IA. IIe had lived in town more
Than 30 years, but during the past year had
lived with his children in Chelsea, Mass. He
was - years old, and was much respected
by all who knew him. Airs John Buzzell
Is iu.-C b. Williams Of Massachusetts is
visiting in town.
Stephen Goodspeed had a shock last Sun
day night nearly paralyalng one half his
body.-Miss Abbey Wiley is failing.
WATERBURY.
Frank Caldwell and Mrs. Ieander are
lying at the point of death. The hand car
house took fire from an engine and came
very near burning the Butler brook bridge
hear it, but the blaze was fortunately ex-
tinguished. Mr.. and Mrs. John Haley of
DuHbury were away from home Wednesday
and their house was burned with all the
furniture loss about $1,000.
Last Saturday the cry of murder brought
The ueighbors to the residence of Edwin
Bowman. They found Mr.. Bowman, his wife
and two daughters in tight clinch. 1t was
IL noisy family quarrel. Mr. Bowman and
wife were both put under bonds to keep the
peace. -Birney Fullerton is at home from
Willamette, Conn. Porter H. Dale, prin-
ripal OF the Green Mountain seminary,
preached at the Congregational church last
EundAy in exchange with Rev. S. H.
Wheeler.-NIrs Human, grandmother of
Porter II. Dale, died last Friday and was
taken to Derby for burial. Miss May
Dwight OF Constantinople visited at George
". kennedy's Saturday.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Mrs. O.. d. Town of South Dakota has
leen visiting friends in wn.-Melvin
Fierce and family of West Medford, Mass,
are in town. Mrs. Charles Dana continues
to fail.
FAYSTON.
There will be a republican caucus at the
lchool house in district No. 8 August &c
Tor the purpose of nominating reprPsen ia
ave and justices of the peace The reDub-
licans of Waitsfeld and Fayston have or
gani2ed q republican club with c. r.. Jones
president, b. d. Bsbee secretary. aud will
raise a Harrison and Reid flag Saturday,
August p. Hon. Frank Plumley Of North
field and Hon. y. S. Stanton of Roxbury
will be present.
WORCESTER.
The flag raising and caucus the goth was
well attended and the speeches by O. b.
Boyce of Barre and A. w. Lord of Mont
peer were well received. The nominee for
representative was c. NJ Ladd.- severe
storm passed over this place Friday after
noon. Lightning struck the barn of 7. II.
Richardson, burning it with all its con-
tents. Airs G. n. Pike is quite ill.,
PLAlNFlELD.
Mrs. d. B. Smith and Mrs j. NJ Ia tchel-
der are on the sick list.-Mrs. Ella NJ. Davis
has been critically Ill with Inflammation of
the stomach Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Skinner
and friends of Barre recently visited her
Sister, Mrs. Minnie Marsh.
WAlTSFlELD.
William Bates dic1 from the effects of a
shock Saturday nlgbt.-Ffteen young men
took the freeman's oath at the meeting of
tbs Justices of the peace The store of the
estate OF ". A. Jones is being covered with
iron.-The many friends Of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Savage viii he panied to learn of
the death of their youngest child.