Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-30
CHlTTENDEN.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
WATERBURY,.

trip to the West.-Mrs. Frank gEvans
and children are in Moretown.-M La
VIVA Richardson is in.town. Mrs. Brown
he's returned from Washington. Il. S.
Blondin has dozen men at work in his
granite shop.-James Flint and Miss Good
win of Moretown were married at the
Catholic church Monday of last week.
Fred Summervilio and Frank Lavelle go to
work in u hotel in Portsmouth, n. II.
Lave!le has been at st. Johns bury academy
the past year and Summervile will 90 to
tho Polytechnic Institute at W orcester the
coming year.-The authorities of the village
are looking for new water supply. Mrs.
Ida Humphrey has begun work at the asy-
um. Miss Josephine Taylor is visiting in
Burlington, Mrs. Arthur Baker will reside
with c. n. Arms, her father.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Summerville spent Sunday
with Mrs. Xenas Watts. Tho Sunday
school ride to Bolton Falls a pleasant
affair. -Rov. K. j. Cryste read al original
story on Children's day. The Alumni as
sociation OF the Green Mountain seminary
held their fourth annual macting at the
lodge and Katrina Landt was elected presi
dent, Rev. E. w. Cummings vice-president,
Mary f. Smith secretary, and Mrs. w. f.
Menard treasurer.-J. G. Smith of White
field, n. H., has been visiting friends here
Ar thur Newcomb has been home the past
week.
The youngest son of Lewis Blair, aged
about 10, was married to 4 Miss of the same
age last Frday.-Rev. Thomas Donahue
held mass at st. Andrews church Sunday
morning. Rev. Austin Ha2en from the
theological school at New Haven is visiting
in town. Roy. J.. J. Crystie at the Centre
preached at the Methodist church last sun
Il loN1
tainment at the vestry Monday evening. -
Mrs. Liey Baker has been engaged to play
the organ at the Methodist church.
BARRE.
The installation services of Rev. C. S.
NIckerson at the Universaist church have
been postponed indefinitely.
Tie Right Rev. W. II. A. Bissel is ex-
pected 10 visit the Episcopal mission here
for the fret timo July ).
The Z. Mccchi Union Granite works are
now in operation, with a large force of
Italian cutters. a new shed is also being
erected on the meadow opposite Whtcomb
Bros. machine shop.
Rev. c. $. NIckerson is to speak on
american citizenship" on Sunday even
ing at the Cniversalist church.
The Knights of Pythias have elected
Richard A. Hoar and DR.. G. 3. Nichols
representatives to the grand lodge session in
August at Burlington.
Mrs. j. II. jackson and two sons, are at
Kingston, Ont.-Mrs. 5. d. Allen and
daughter are in Boston. l. 2. Wood has
gone to Ohio.
EAST ROXeURY.
While carrying milk to the creamery the
horse of Mrs. LOWS Jerd became unman-
| ,ta md 4hro, Nov n,,t it,r
ing her badly. Rev. IL. c. Howard from
Oberln, o., is expected to preach here next
Sunday. There was a picnic in jacob
Warden's woods last Saturday.
MONTPELIER.
1t is said that some of the horsemen in
this section talk of leasing the old fair
grounds and repairing tho half mile track
| The timbers for the floor Of the new
! Catholic church are framed and in place,
and preparations ere being made for a grand
time when the corner stone is laid. July t.
About 60 jurymen and court officers Of
the March term of Washington County
! Court, with ladies' held banquet Friday
at the Exchange Hotel. An organization
was formed with y. W. Keith of Barre as
president, James Crossett, treasurer, and
Mrs Crossett, secretary.
The military band is to furnish music for
the laying of the corner stone OF the Cath
Ole church next Monday.
Perry & Demertt are placing two new
improved granite polishing machines in the
new works of c. L. Tayntor q Co., at
Barre.
PLAlNFIELO.
Chidren's day was observed at the Meth
odist church last Suuday.-Mr. AFRO Pratt
has again returned home.
WORCESTER. -
Horatio Templeton is quite ill.-Maud
| Wilson has returned home from East Mont
pelier.-Rev. L. A. Bishop preached in the
Methodist church last Sunday.
WARREN.
Mrs. Lewis Whitney was buried last Sat
urday Rev. K. +. johnson has returned
from Boston. Mira Charles Beach and
children from Burlington are spending O
few weeks at n. l.. Dickenson's,
EAST MONTPELIER.
George Daniels received q severe cut Will
two-inch chsel while working on lumber
recently. Louis Hammett had barn
blown down during the severe storm OF last
week. A. j. Hough is to preach al
the Centre July 10.
WINDHAI COUNTY.