Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-11
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
JERICHO.

HUNTINGDON.
John Huett who recently bought the
store OF T. W. Ellis at the centre, has be-
come insane and WINS taken to the insane
asylum last week at Somervilie, Boston,
bv Deputy ShorilT II. A. Norton and So
lectnan His
RICHMOND.
At the annual communication of North
Star lodge, +. and y. NJ, tho follow
ing officers were elected: B. j. Sprague,
W. Nj; +. i. Briggs, $. W; c. j.
J. Wright, j. W; W. -. Hall, secretary;
f. b. Andrews, treasurer: O. d. Beemns,
= d.; c. S. Wright, j. D.. Charles Hail.
S. s.; VIII Town, j. S; NJ. L. Martin,
tyler; ii. c. Gleason, marshal; Salmon
Green chaplain; G. ID. Ellis, A. L. BinG-
ham and w. ID. Hall, finance committee
WlNOOSKI.
George D. Mcbride, who has been for the
past three years an empoye OF Edwards,
Stevens & Go. - machine shop, left Wednes-
day evening for Chicago, where he has
position in the Pullman Car Manufacturing
company's works. Mr.. Mcbride leaves
many friends and takes with him most
fattering recommend from his former en-
ploycrs.
Mr.. and Mira. L. l.. Bean arc receiving
| u
Il. T.. Clement has returned from the
South.
Water was the highest in the Winoosl;
river Friday il las been since 1863. The
cotton mill was compelled to suspend bust
ness and some workmcn of the Burlington
| Woollcn Mill company were obliged to
! leave their rooms Plstt ~ Clark's fac
tory was completely surrounded by water
Mary NJ, wife OF Steven O'Clair, aged
| 70 years, died ut her home on Malletts Bay
avenue, Thursday morning, inter long i'll
nes, She leaves a husband and several
children. Funeral was held ut St.
Francis Nuvier's church Saturday morning
at 9 O'Clock.
Stanley platt has moved into Tracy q
house near Winooski block.
/. s.. Dubuc has five horses SICK with
dipathcrio.
Fred Mitchell has entered J. D. Yandow'
meat markcu
Mrs. Charles Stevens is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs G.. l.. Mcbride of Colchester.
William Griggs, who stuck small mai
in his finger a few weeks age was obliged
to undergo au amputation ut the wrist Joint,
performed bv DR.. Wheeler Saturday.
Albert Niimiro, formerly of Holyoke
Mass. has moved to Winocski.
Joseph Toubrule, a former clerk fol
Humphrey y Kennedy, will 20 to Spring
leld Mass, soon.
Charles Seymour is clerking for j. W
Lavigne.
G. Z. Munger, aged - years one OF oul
oldest and most respected citizens, is very
i'll and not expected to recover.
CHARLOTTE.
The members of the Home Mission army
to, . oil tr,
Sunday evening IN aid Of home missions. -
George Jabbert has bought 81 acrss Of thu
Joseph Jones farm OF Mrs Carpenter, GU
Of the heirs- n. &. Whs!ley has rented tn
c. b. Cook farm for this year. Napoleon
Rock will carry on the land OF Henry Thori
near the Corners. '-Earle S. Prindle ha
commenced the practice OF medicine II
northern Michigan. -rh9 se.ectmon hay
appraised the school property, and are nov
measuring the highways. Freddie McGe
has secured a position at the Van Mes
House and entered upon his duties las
Monday.
tIlNESEURGH
Mrs. +. B. Dow and Mrs. {. 2. Boynto
of Elwood, Neb are expected here the lOt
for a visit. Russell \. Corey has sutfsTe
relapse after typhoid fever and is very lo'
at his home in Elwood, Neb. Mr.. an
Mrs. Burbeck, of Boston spent last week q
H. VI. HULA. Mark Thompson has take
G.. d. Leonard's farm on shares. -Arbo
dav will he observed by most OF our school
--Rolla Miles aud Ann McEwsn wei
! among the press eXcurscrists to the world
fair. Carl Harvey, WHO was thrown fro'
his wagon some time since, is improving. -
The Valley creamery works about 6JL
pounds OF milk daily. The rains of the pa
week have made the roads almost impess'b
Il A. Wortheim arrived home Saturday.
) TIE spring term of High school closed FIR
day Prof. Partridge has given good sGtt
y faction nc a teacher for the year past
Cyrus Wilcox has made 1870 pounds
sugar frcm 40 trees this year.
t sHELBuRNE.
II At q recent meeting of the Christian Z:
deavor society these officers were chosen
j. serve six month his; President Alan Blodget
n vice president, II. W. Tracy; corresponds
+ secretary, Belle Havens; recording seer
> tary, Martin c. Tracy; treasurer, Miss Fal
i ME Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred r Hart entertained
large party of their friends at their nor
on Shelburne Point wednesday evening.
70 The seectmen propose to build an ire
It bridge in paco Of tins one burned Frida
l. ! They are waiting Tor estimates OF pl
l.. from builders. The Junior Society
(, Christian Endeavor will give q sociable
al the church psrlors Friday evening.
Essex JUNCTION.
Miss Stella Bowman is visiting friends
n Westford. Mrs Edgar S. Beach is visiti
a. in Winiston. jerome Coleman has rent
4. the Sayder place on South Main street
" Thomas McMan has sold his place to Fral
- Robiuson and he has rented Mrs. Allel
oil place on Railroad street. Joseph Pecoe
g. building house on McGregor street.
Work has begun on the foundation for N
H. Chaso's residence on Maple street.
ST ESSEX CENTRE.
- Edward Moran has rented the a.
Fsrnsworth house at the Centre. Mrs.
Hayward, who has been visiting at Dr. \
II W. Styles, returned to her home in WI
as boro, ~ y, last Friday. %. S. Mich
ca has besn home from the Adirondacks, |
returned Monday A MIR. Morse, who
- been living in Colchester, has rented
ScbC fold place. Mrs, augusta Allen
Essex Junction has bought the Thomp,
place al Buffers Corners.