Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-09
ADDISON COUNTY.
NERGENNE

practicing physician in Paaton aimee 1916.
He leaves wife and one daughter Mrs.
S. $. Gaines OF this city. Re was promin-
emit member of the Methodist church,
was postmaster Is years, supernten-
dent of schools, and Represented his
town IN the general assembly in 1880 aud
1881.
The Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist church occupied the time, Sun
day, usually devoted to Sunday school eN-
ercises. A bright little girl is reported to
have applied for permanent hoard at the
residence of Bruce Wright, Walthanl. Con
CALCULATIONS are in order. Burton Harris,
VINO lost a leg and al arm while working
on the railroad at Trenton, n. j., is re
ported as doing well. Mrs. Harris has re
turned home. - Intelligence is received from
Carlton Sprague, who started for south At
RIGA with sheop to the effect that he has
safely arrived at his destination
Mrs. Stephen Beach was buried
Monday. Rev. Mr. Hnwley oficisted -
The whist club mot with Mrs Horny Booth
on Elbow street Monday evening. Al
though Sunday was very severe day the
attendance at the funeral of DR.. N. Tows-
ley Pauton, WAS large. Friends from
Shoreh am, Orwell, Addison, Vergennes and
all the adjoining towns and from across the
II. F. Gaines, &. W. Kellogg, William +.
White, S. Z. Hoyt.-Mrs. c, L. Parker is
improving. MIR. w. II. Herrick, clerk in
n. j. McCuen's store, has secured position
in the Office Of tie Fitchburg Railroad
company at Fitchburg, Mass. He leaves
for his new position this weck-Thc resi-
dence of Orville Field, East Ferrisburgh,
was damaged 10y fire Sunday morning. -
A meeting of tho standing committee of the
diocese of Vermont was held at the resi-
dence of Mayor Booth Saturday.
MIpDLEsURY.
Mr.. E. c. Hoton is to have rooms in the
Batteh block. Miss Olney OF Charleston,
5. c., is visiting at Col. T. N. Chapmans.
Theodore Bonudry, who had his leg
rmputated as the result OF being run over
by the cars some weeks ago. is TO be taken
to the Burlington hospital. The Chad
wick place on Seminary street has been
purchased OF the administrators of the
tate by Mr.. j.. E. Bond. Mr.. Bond, who
went South last year. will shortly return to
Mddlebury and resume charge of the store
Of Bond Bros.
James A. Smiths colt which slipped and
broke its hip last ay.wh,lei FrankiW Winch
was exercising it on the fair grounds, was
shot Saturday Bingham. who has
left Saturday for Troy, n. y.
Louis 1rudo, formerly in the employ OF
William Danyew, has bought Isaac Rem
ey's barber shop. Dir. Remiley is going
to Massachusetts. ALI Masons in good
standing are invited TO attend the annual
meeting OF the third Masonic district A.
r. Bush, d. d. u. NJ, which will be held
Thursday afternoon ana evening at the
rooms OF Union lodge No. 20. The officers
OF the grand lSdge and prominent Masons
from abroad are expected to lie present.
Miss Olney of Charleston, s. c., returned
home Monday noon.-Mr. Carl Mead, who
graduated from tks college in 80 and who
is professor OF Greek and Latin at Burr and
Burton seminary, was in town over Sun
day. WEIGH OF Arlington is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Higgins
Bat.eli Hose company will hold dance in
the town hall on the evening of the 18th.
The Mddlebury orchestra will furnish
music
NORTH FERRlSBURGH.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet this
week with Mrs n. j. Allen. Rev. Mr..
Bradford was unable to occupy his pulpit
Sunday. The Sunday school are to give Il
missionary concert Sunday evening. -ltev
Mr.. Taylor ard Rev. Mr.. Reynolds are to
hold meetings here Wednesday and Thurs
day.-About thirty CT the friends and
neighbors OF Gsorgo Ambrose gave him a
very pleasant surprise visit on his jOth
birthday. DR.. il. +. Cram is reported
better.-Alden Percival OF Rutland made
flying visit TO his parents Sunday. He re-
turned to Rutland Monday.
SHOREHAM.
Mrs. L. II. Nottingham returned from
her visit in Albany, n. Y, last week.
The dance given by Mr. and Mrs King lest
Friday evening was well attended. u Last
Sunday morning Rev Norton gave dis
course on the life of Phillips Brooks. ON
Mondsy evening" February &, about 30
friends and nsghbors of MIR. and Mrs. +.
T. Douglas gathered TT their home for a So
cnl visit the occasion being that of their
10th marriage anniversary.
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
o. s. Dickenson is very i'll with pueumo-
nia.-Mrs. IL. Coleman is i'll with ia grippe
School is closed for this week on account
of the Illness OF Miss L'zze Drake, the
teacher Calvin Ee on went over the bank
with his team Tuesday morning. No serious
damage ono.-WilIam NJ. French and
wife attended the New England Poultry
show at Worcester, Mass, last week with an
exhibit OF " o. their " hlte onder fowls
the birds won diploma. Mrs. William NJ.
Palch and daughter nre Hl.-Hattie Go
dette is still very low Wendell ID. SurIe-
want and Miss Mary j. Shields were mar
riod by the Rev. c. n. Thomas Tuesday,
Mrs. Elihn Kingsley is vGiJing friends in
New Haven, n. H.--1hs drama, "a SOL
dior of fortune is to be presented here
about March ], by members of the gradu-
Rting class and others. Miss Lottie Ian
don mas gone to the Conservatory OF Music
in Boston, to receive instruction on both
the piano and pipe organ.
BRlCPORT.
Mrs. d. L. Hill is improving. 1t was oui
gcol fortune On Tuesday evening, January
81 to be among the happy guests who haC
been invited by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Wilco,
CT Crown Point, n. y, to ba present q
their home at Il euohre party. Most mani
nous were the praises OF every one to oul
host and hostess for their generous hospital
ity.
MI Marion Pettibone Of Crown Point
n. y, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. +. AVN