Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

egc has baer undergoing quite extensive re-
pairs for the past two weeks. Tho inside
has bsen renodellcd, newly painted and
| papercd a furnace put in, tho roof slated
and is now ready for the pastor, Rev. L.
| A. Bacon and his family, who will occupy
| it this weels. E. A. ODER Of Waterbury
was In town Saturday. Mrs Ida Buxton
| spent Sunday with her brother and sister in
| Wcstford.
Rev. MIR. McGeorgo will preach in the
| Baptist church, Tuesday evening, Septem-
| Dor 49, the W. II. G. will give Power
ty party at their hail. on the evening of
September 20. There will b. prizes for the
lady and gentleman whose dress represents
the greatest poverty, to 10 awarded by vote
of those attending. All are cordially in
vited to try for the prizes Admission, III
Guiding refreshments, - cent?.
CHARLOTTE.
The funeral OF John Quinon was held
from the Catholic church at East Charlotte
! Friday at 10 II. m, cni very largely
attended. Misses Maude and Mary Russell
returned to Burlington last week to at
tend the fall term OF the Burlington high
school The bonnet social at Henry Tborp' s
last Wednesday evening was an unqualified
success. Edward S. Pease will buy apples
J. IL. Thorp, Esq, has had his beautiful
flag at half mast out of respect for our lato
townsmaH, Mr.. Quninn.-A straw stack
al joining the large barn upon the Eaton
place caught fire in a mysterious manner
last " Wednesday evening, and but for prompt
ass!s .arCe of the noighhOrs serious conlla-
grafton would have resulted.
Nr Charles H. Door, of tho Boston city
press, returned to Boston Saturday morn
ing.
Episcopal aervces will be held here in the
Methodist church Sunday, September IS,
commencing at $3.50. Rev b. W. Atwel!
will cfiiciate.
UNDERHlLL.
Service and sermon in Calvary Episcopal
church, UnderhlI, siu' day next, September
Is, at / p. III. Offerings for missions vii!
be due then, also receivable at any service;
but they should be made separate from the
other offerings, which are for current eX-
pcnses One dollar a year is expected from
each commitment, when able, and from a.
other attendants in proportion. Seats free.
Lizzie a gon and sister, who have beer
FOR the past year in the hospital in lurling
. ton, have returned home. Yrs. Gcorg.
Walters IS staying at Mr. CiarA Dcrtnick s.
while liaY Edwards IS away on vacation
two weeks outing at Cliff camp in Soutl
Hero. Or. \. +. Burdick and wife are a.
Saratoga COR a few weeks. Miss Snlie last
man hns returned to her homo in Hutch
inson, Kansas. Julius Morse is very i'll. -
70 Mr.. l.. II. Chaplin of this place and Mi,
Cora Wiley OF Abercorn, Quelec wer
married Mt tie home of the bride, Tuesday
1 September 13-Qhe aClectUcn are very bus
at this time arranging and for wardiaE IL
construction OF tho now bridges, both il
r this town and IN Jericho-.Mr. d. &. Trcnc
e of NV \ ork came to town last week au'
returned on Monday evening, taking hi
family. The c. A. Il. and ". T. c. cole
t bratcd the third Gnnlversary Of the dcdica
/ ton Of their hall Saturday. An invitation
to dinner was extended to all friends, an
about 10 awaited themselves OF the oppol
tunity.
WiLLiSTON.
,frs Carl Ebert visited ut her cousins
c. d. " arren's, last week. She went on
- TO Valparaiso, Chill, seven years ago t
teach ~ q mission school, and expects to g
back soon The fuueral Of Miss Adolf
Barber took place ut her late residence
! Monday morning. Rev. \. u. Barber oil
: clGted. MIR. T.rus I5ham's daughter is viz
b ting IN Swanton.-Mr. HildretE was
I town sunday.
WEST MILTON
y Mrs Fl e. Coon returned 10 her home i
Burlington Saturday. Mrs George Swa
is seriously i'll with heart trouble. The fal
- mers are cutting their corn, of which thel
Is an average crop; but potatoes are Il fal
- urc In this locality, not yielding half II crol
/ The West Milton SuuAay-ichool viii me,
e tie Boro school at camp Rich for picn
/
Chaplin of Jericho spent part of last wee
ct d. O. BulIock's.
: WsSTFO3D.
d At meeting held Thursday night II
IF Union Cheese factory company decided
is put in cream separator and all the nece
ct sary apparatus for making butter. Tht
&c have also disposed of al the cheese mad.
sr August, amounting to about 81, 200 poun
u at 10 ceats per pound L. Louge al
ia wife nave gone to Molrsvile. The pei
jurors drawn ara H. NJ. Bates and Hem
Rice. Grand juror, A. T.. Robinson. a
vim Cilleys horse barn was Hurled Saturd,
morning, destroying about three tons
ne hay and 500 pounds Of feed. The fire caug
OF from a pipe in coat pocket which W
III hanging IN the Darn.-k. II. Huntoy di
10 Saturday at the age Of - years. Mr.. Hun
w Icy had hold prominent positions in toy
affairs for many years
~ ST. GEORGE.
M The different schools in this vcni
a. opened on Monday OF last week with /
~ following teachers: Eta Ward in distri
# No. i, Mary Uatfney in James Miilhsu
a district and Maggie sullivan in "SucS
Holer. "--E. b. lshGm is sick with bilio
fever. -Noonan brothers are building
addition to their barn.
MILTON.
cd w. f. Parmalee has rented the saw m
H. of II. q. Clark and will move his excesi
~ machinery from Mortified. Mrs. Aman
FL Finn goes to Nebraska to stay year wi
Mrs. Henry Barnum. Occasionally
farmer tells that he has good yield
= potatoes Empty lour barrels have
~ been picked up here by parties from
~ Island for their apple crop.
N. HlNCSBURGH.
r, School in district No II opened Monda
he September D, with Miss Belle Coggans
n S teacher, Miss Annie Clark of New B,