Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONT PEClER,

After an all days session June II, the
Congregational church council voted to &C
cept the resignation Of Raw. G. w. Gal |
lagher.
In the ejectment case Of j. B. Marsh and
James Devine and wife, bstore Justice L.
H. Hinkley and a jury, on Wednesday
night, verdict was given plaintiff to re-
cover 80 66 and costs.
The firteth marriage anniversary of AL
henan and Mrs. Andrews was celebrated
Thursday at their home on the Worcester
branch road. A large number of relatives
and friends were present, who left easy
chairs, gold spectacles aud purse OF money
for each Of the old couple. dinner and
dance were features of the day and even
ing.
John S. Andrews has purchased the farm
of Mrs John f. Hale for 50, $50.
Mrs. j. Edward Wright and children re-
turned Thursday evening from an absence
OF over year.
Rev. L. E. Taylor and family went on
Friday to camp out on the Mortified camp
grounds.
Owing to rain, only about $50 people
went from Montpelier and Barre with the
Keeley excursion Friday to Highgate.
George H. Guernsey ia making plans for
school houses in Bradford, South Royalton
and Barre.
w. Ii. Holton and Miss Maude NJ. Denks
are to be married Thursday, July 6, aud
will bs at home after August !, at 1874 Main
street.
new time table went into effect Mon
day on the Central Vermont railroad.
There is new passenger train for Burlng-
ton at $3.50 p. NJ, the mail now leaves at
$3.50 and the local passenger for Mortified
at 80 p. M
Children's day was observed Sunday at
Bethany church. In the evening Rev. q.
W. Gallagher delivered an excellent fare
we'll sermon before large audience. Mr..
Gallagher and family started Wednesday
for Tacoma, Washington.
Miss Emma Alexander died Saturday
and Rev. j. Edward Wright otliciated at
the funeral service Monday afternoon. A
handsome floral piece was furnished by the
Good Templars, Of which deceased was q
member.
NOPTHFlELC.
Mrs Jesse Alcn aged 49, died Thurs
day. Funeral was on Friday afternoon,
Rev. l. p. Booth officiating, and the body
was inferred at Worthwhile Saturday.
Addison Denny of Boston is visiting his
parents. l.. ID. Whittemore wife and child
from Kansas are in town.-Ihe Good Temp
to July A.
Frank +. Barnes, late of this village, has
graduated from the Springfield, Mass, y.
NJ. c. A. training school, and after vaca-
ton Of one month in this vicinity is TO as
sumo charge of the association rooms in
Woburn, Mass.
MlDDLESEX.
o. f. Russellnaud A. N. sailes are do
ino "A iOl rf paiD
Holden, which improves tue looks Of the
building much.
WARREN.
Mrs. Carrie Quimby and daughter of Lin
coin are visiting at A. L. Eldredge's. Miss
Mary Gleason is visiting in Connecticut.-
F. j. Tillotson has returned from Boston
and is spending a few weeks at home. The
in fant child of Mr.. and Mrs. George Robin
son was buried "Wednesday. Miss Eva E.
Goodspeed is spending few weeks with her
sister in Waitsfeld.
Miss Jennie Parker is at home spending
her vacation. Minnie Lank of Morris
vile is in town visiting her parents.
WAlTSFlELO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Greenslet are here
= from Wisconsin. Cards are out announc-
ing the wedding of Miss Grace Edith Hesel-
! ton 10 Ut. arthur w. Oh DelIONs
Falls on Wednesday, June 2S at 10 a. IN.
The newly married couple started at once
for their future home in Bellows Falls -
The Odd Fellows gave picnic on the fair
ground Saturday.
PlAlNFIELD.
, Mrs S. B. Gale died Wednesday last.
Funeral at her late residence Thursday,
Rev. Mr.. Williams officiating. Schools
= close in town Friday, all schools uniting a t
e the village in their closing exercises Ira
Bullock died suddenly at his home Satur
day night. Rev. S. A. Parker preached at
the Universslist church Sunday, Rev. H. E.
Iesh preaching at East and North Montpe
lisr,
f NORTH FAYSTON.
NJ. r. Purer from Montreal is visiting
friends here. The Sunday school have re-
. ceived their books for their library. Mrs
. Luna Howe was chosen librarian. Michae
, Rafter died at 2. McCarty's with q tumoI
: In the stomach.