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

medical treatment having mover fully re-
covered from the grip.-Mr. and Mrs. open-
Ger Patre are rejoicing over the birth OF
SON -George Green is making extensive re-
pairs on his dwelling house. H. r. Norton,
weigher of maple sugar, is busy weighing
sugar in his district. Several farmers have
made over 1000 pounds for which bounty Is
expected. The funeral of Daniel Heed was
largely attended at the Catholic church
Monday. He was aged about 70 years.
CHARLOTTE.
John Kelley went to Kecne Valley last
Friday to attend the funeral of his brother,
Alexander Kelley. Miss Mary Gold OF
Burlington spent few days in town last
week Miss Mary Dorr began her school in
MIR. Hll's district Monday. Jona-
than Whnlley, old resident of this town,
died last week Tuesday
HUNTINGTON.
Mrs. II. w. Norton remains very low and
is not able to sit up but very little john
Derborn is quite sick Henry Falby was
in town over Sunday visiting his brother.
He starts for Alaska soon.-Wilbur Field
ers and Hattie Ross, daughter of Chester
Ross, were married last week. The roads
are in good condition in this vicinity. joel
Bean has been engaged to run Hanks Broth
mll.--School ut tha centre commenced
last Monday.-B. J. Sprague fell from
load of hay recently and broke his arm.
ESSEX CENTRE.
Tuesday evening, April 10, occurred the
| marriage at the residence OF the bride IS
father, of Miss Myr,a L., daughter OF our
| popular postma ter, George IL. Brown, to
Mr. Edgar d. Teachout, formerly of Essex
junction, now Of Milton. Rev. Mr.. Wilder,
former pastor OF the NJ. +. church in this
village ottlciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Teachout
| left tie same evening ON tho o'clock train
| en- route for Massachusetts.
UNOERHlLl.
| Easter services and the Holy communion
at Calvary (EpiscopaD church, village of
Underhll, Sunday, May /, at 1880 q. M,
and 4 p IN. AT the second service the chill
dren Will give the contents of their Lent
boxes or pyramids at the offertory. Each
| giver should place the amount in an en-
veope with the name and sum plainly
| written thereon.
MILTON.
| 1t has been reported around town that
several pieces of real estate were left out In
making up the grand list of 1891. The tax
| payers should look over the real estate book
before believing his assertion, in justice to
tne listers of 1891 This matter has been
investigated and everything found as 1t
should be.
WEST MlL1 ON.
Row +. Z. Herrick preached an excellent
sermon here Sunday afternoon from Matt.
X: 80. Annie Osgood has been very sick
with bilious fever, but is improving. Mrs.
Minnie Morton has spent the last two week 8
in st. Adams.
WlLLlSTON.
Callie Stuart has returned to attend
school Miss Clark commenced her school
ON North street Monday aud Miss Jennie
SIENNA in Mr.. Lampson's district Miss
Lottie Loggins is able to be out again
About two-t thirds of the town went to the
County Fair" Friday and Saturday
evenings. Mrs. Tar box and Mrs. Bradley
have been away for a few days to visit their
friends. MIR Daniel Reed, formerly resi-
dent of this place, died Saturday in Rich
mond.
WeSTFORo.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells intend to locate III
Burlington. The village schools are ex.
pectei to open May 2. Miss Kate Teller
returns from Erie, p. O., this week. Mrs
Mary Henry is visiting friends in st. Al
bans Charles Kimball lost a valuable
horse Friday night. Rev. Mr.. Whitney Of
Marshiield will preach III the Congregations
church next Sunday.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
The dramatic and musical entertainment
for which the young people have been re
hearsng will take place at school house hal
. on the evening OF the Goth. Prof. ODER ha
kindly consented to be present and assis
with the music. The proceeds of the even
ing Will be used for the benefit of the hail
All are invited to be present. Charles w
,, Taggart left home Friday for Mdd!etown
Conn, whore he has accepted position u
assistant engineer in an industrial school
!, His Iuany friends here regret his departur,
!, from among them and wish him success.
a SHEl8URNE.
Q Rev. c. F. Wilcox and family lef
o Tuesday morning for their new home i
Cambridge, n. y. They have many friend
d who wish them Godspeed in their new fiel
: of labor.-Rev. W. j. Chapman, our ne,
, pastor, is expected to arrive Thursday an
viii preach next Sunday. ALLAN Blodget
went to Whitehall last week and returne
with a wife. William Mcneil and famil
= have returned from their winter IN Boston
= &c. +. Blair will begin at once the buildin
. of barn to replace the one burned shor
= time ago. Fifteen brethren of Friendshi
>, lodge No. "a, +. and A. M, went to Hne
- burgn Monday to attend George Flanagan
= funeral.