Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-16

Main street Friday. The funeral was
held Monday morning from the church OF
st. Francis Xavier.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred Desautels are happy
over the birth of 12t pound girl
Tho case of Franklin Carey against j. ID.
Dow of Milton to recover money owed, was
tried before Justice A. o. Hood Monday.
Judgment was given for plaintiff 10 recover
tho amount of $50 As and costs. II. L.
Wolcott for plaintiff und H. n. Deavitt for
defendant.
". 4. Herrlck and wife have returned
from Hnrdwick.
MIR. and Mrs. John Cunliffo have moved
to Mortified.
The Alumni association of the Winooski
High school have elected the GLOWING off
GERS; President Miss Kate a. Farrell, vice
president, Anna S. Weicb; secretary, Lena
A. Gray; treasurer, Carrie Baraby.
w. d. jerks has returned from Woon-
socket, r.. |.
MIR. George Gaines Of Essex is occupying
tho position in the Corporation meat mar
kct formerly held by ". L. Mcbride.
HINESsURGtI.
! Fred DOUGLASS and A. Curry had lots of
fun with the picseral at Sheburne pond
last weet. George Love has returned from
| Lincoln Nebraska. &C. Pierce had q colt
seriously hurt by sticking tho end Of thill
| in its shoulder,
! DR.. and Mrs. Elmer Beecber celebrate tho
| 50th anniversary of their marriage Thurs
day, Juno 15.-Mrs. WIN Jennison Is here
for the season, -Children's day was OBJ
served at tho Congregational and Methodist
churches Sunday. IL NJ Hull is preparing
| to double tho size of his block this season.
Ralph Piarce has returned from Chicago. -
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here with great satisfaction.
ST. GEORGE.
On the morning of June Miss Ina NJ.
Morse of Waterbury became the happy
bride Of Mr.. Sidney E. Hensdale of this
place. After a short tour about the State
the young couple returned Wednesday
evening to the residence of the groom s
parents, where reception was held. There
were n largo number Of guests present. The
gifts were many and valuable. The couple
will reside in Wllliston.
Mrs. Rosettle Warren is once more able
to be about the house The reception given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hensdale Wednesday
evening was largely attended -Hezekiah b.
Corr, u veteran of the Vermont cavalry, has
recently received an increase of pension from
50 to 9l2 per month through the agency of
H. Ii. Tiiley.
5HELBURNE.
Mrs. w. A. Weed went to Troy, N. Y,
Saturday to visit relatives From there
she will 90 to Wlliamstown, Mass, to be
present at tho graduation of her son, w.
A. Weed, jr., who finishes his college course
at Williams Wednesday, June %.
The High school committee have been
very fortunate in securing as teacher Miss
| Of fpsp In
the Burr and Burton academy at Marches-
ter. Miss Barney is q graduate of the
University OF Vermont in 1888 is q very
successful teacher and comes very highly
recommended. Michael Quinlan has Mr..
Van Nliet's house ready for the skaters and
plasterers As soon this house is finished
he will build large dwelling house for A.
a. ByinSton of Charlotte.-The depot
grounds have been remodeled this spring
and now look better than ever. DR.. Webb
ordered by telegraph 1000 plants from New
York Saturday to finish large bed of
flowers.
EeSEX JUNCTION..
Mr.. George Brown of Connecticut ha.
been visiting at MIR. II. 3. 1eachout's -A
pleasant surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Luut Saturday night at their bonn
on Park street. About 80 were present, anl
when the pleasant party separated
they left a small purse as {
kind remembrance ia his misfortune. -
Mrs. c. NJ. Gale OF Vernon is visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. TruGx. Miss Mimi,
Wheeler of Winoosk has been visiting Ag
mes Drury. Miss Mamie Lane of Burling
ton was in town Saturday. w. B
! Macrue and daughter, Lena, were in town
Sunday. Rev. Mr., Bacon returned with
his bride Friday evening and a reception
was given them Tuesday evening, Jun
II, at the Union church.
!, CHARLOTTE.
| Mrs. Frank Humphrey returned from
| visit to her sister at Boulder City, Colorado
last Monday. -Childrens day was beauti
fully observed at the Corgrega tional churcl
last Sunday. The church was profusel'
decorated with flowers and the speaking an,
singing of the children was remarkably fine
Mr.. a. y. Byington has the foundation
nearly completed for large and com
9 modious dwelling house on the Spear place
Miss Minnie Poole of New York is HON
on a visit.
Episcopal services will be held at tn
Methodist church in Charlotte Sunday next
June 10. The Rev. b. W. Atwell will of
aciats. Mr.. o. II. Alexander left for Sara
3 toga and New York city the 18th inst.
: EAST CHARLOTTE.
= Rev. a. II. Murray has sent in his resig
nation as pastor Of the Baptist church t
! take effect August /, much to the regret c
y his many friends here. Mrs. Anna Beers
= aged 81, is entertaining her sister, Mr..
, Nichols of lows, who is SO years of age
On her way here the latter visited friend
y in Ohio and Now York city. She is accom-
i panied by her son, Mrs. Helen Briggs. c
a Alabama, is here at her fathers, Guy Wi
loughby's, for tho ummer.-The interior {
the Catholic church is being frescoed by
q Boston firm OF decorators at an expense q
4 several hundred dollars.
: WESTFORD.
IS Truman Bates died Wednesday night
aged "A years.-Mrs. W. w. Kimball
q very i'll. Mrs. b. b. Richardson is wit
n her daughter, Mrs. George Allen.-Shel
1t man Bates fell Tuesday afternoon and frac,
ured his collar bone. Mrs. Sarah Beacl
n has roma to IIinpsbnrph DIR .Japua n N