Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

meeting. II reading circle at Mrs. Qunn's
! Ia Friday evening was an Irving meeting.
The w. Z. +. l.. met Tuesday afternoon
/ ut Mrs. c. J. Iadd's The young peoples
m'ssiIn circle will meet Friday evening at
| the ConRre gGtonal parsonage. Among the
visitors in town last weak were II. o Clark
Of Orange, n. j., Mr.. and Mrs. SIinuel
Howard OF Malone, n. Y, Mrs. Martha
| Fuller OF Burlington and Miss jessie Bal r |
| Of Georgia - Miss hottie Bar tlett has be-
engaged for rr pcipa in the graded sctoo
II V. Mr.. Rohusons family are moving
into the house formerly occupied by viii
Lsndon. Mira. John Croto was n Burlng-
ton Monday on business.
UNOERP'LL,
f. 3. Sinclair will begin building as soon
as frost will allow District No. and the
one adjoining in Jericho, constituting the
graded school district, met Tuesday Mar h 20
and passed through the legal formalites of
transferring the old school building TO the
new rporation. Ira Lincoln has returned
TO Nergennee.
a gentleman in town has q copy of the
first laws of Vermont printed in 1903 in q
| fine state OF preservation. The steam mill
Is now employing II hands, but an increase
in number will soon be inade.
WESTFORO.
Mr.. and Mr.. l. F, Chase have returned
from Chicago Mrs. Z tler Pine is visiting
at John Ossood's Miss Kate Smith Of
Char ottN is the guest OF NJ 81 HIATT Be- -
H. n. Ma ,omber has put in a new Sc Of
rnachre'y a his grst MIL the scbool
meeting in di5tr CT No. > it was voted to X.
pend the m aoy m tho trea u'y in q n lin Z
about tho school house and in putting in
It Dne walks
.rysins &C errt Stnr, has a ,o.,tion i, ~.
railroad station at East Georria.-Frsd
Grow ia ca,uing.-The presiding elder
preached in the Methodist church Sunday:
and II were received into the church.
"
HiNGSBUR0H.
The Valley teiis creamery started up
Monday and 500 pounds OF milk were re
ce'Vei 'he nrs' gay homaS pohahue' an
expert tester VINO was eaucated "t the Hta'e
AGRICULTURAL COZ eee' Is 'p9 ou''oft nnA@r'
- Is oo-operac'Ve ASSOCIATION ana was
iotrneu oF So'ne 0i Tue i'auIhs laruie,s'
MS "a a" ny r aus 81 eanlsIy opehe' mon On
uuy wiz" "'0U Pou"uS u n''n' w. v.
chmrch surIoy Ne CIV Toby ho.
, bought Mrs. W. b. Andrews stock of mil.
liuery and Mrs. Andrews will assist her dur-
ing the busy season. But little sugar made
. up to date. Tho Valley cheese factory open
o1 100 "eoA = "'.' L. w" ~ 0's III
49,, o. '"e .1e pa'' ga. So w. rvs Tvs
Vi'i0I' NO eApo"es %" o. 'o"'
'nh paaH'e VI fi1'' 'li "Fefea9e psi
oo"i ~ -. W.. 20 GOV 10y SCI
,'.sa at .no Ae'Io'i'v o"u,o ~ t'iuay' -
"a . o''' "1 GU ~
, a. ''iI wa team ""u '"''e' VIE
uf''' H.
HUNTINGTON.
Z ~ Ellie hoe cold bis goods srj ra,tol
,ia s.ora =, ,La 80 80 IT,, II,II,,, arl
II CuIott vred RuIinc. bos Moved ;,
Stow - a Andrew and Nrs a.,
HioLford ara h.,tar on tbe 30th ;,,t
D I,,h,a, mo. - .. NJ. cd A,rs !,
Tnrson
reerv OcNrpr
u. II. brown made trip 10 bakersfeI'
nohiay'--A' W. Hun'iey 'ahes possession
= oil ms oId store May - mere was
meeting OF the grange W euhesuay h'sht' =
Kew T. Z. Appey o! barre Is Vsitins II
, town. AIR. John oharpisy euo lis turS
p sons are SICK
, WEST MILTON.
, Harry Costello 20 next Monday to hi
, work at Loon Lak..-Nrs. /. T. Herricl
: po,s to Brooklyn TOYS : her Daughters.
EoScN'
We chronicle with sorrow the death O
: Mr. Edward W. Hopkins of Essex, wh'c
y. occurred at his home in that town ON Mon
!, day, the I'D inst. Mr.. Hopkins was OF al
excellent family of Caledonia county. IL
, ouI''''u ~ 'o'il'"ny ", iiI" " ''ne"t "a
g l2th Of August isG3. was woupdsd q, III
l. ooI - -" ISa, ~ = -, 49, WI,
a railroad nsar Pstorsbnry Va. losing hi
i rioht arm. AMI vas nnsfsred out Of IN
ID Tnitsd Stotos aoryico Sentemhar on
10 1854 During subssou.nt wears no was il