Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04

Manchester. james Mooney, jr., goes to
Waitsfeld to work in a creamery for j. Is.
Norton.
kel Harrington is painting his house -
Joseph Lamay was thrown from hand car
last Thursday and badly injured. w. H.
Orr is putting in a telephone to connect
with the Now England telephone WIRE
Rev. c. A. Bradford has purchased q Safety
bicycle. Noble kimball is repairing his
house. Jerry Sears has completed his house
and will move into it next week. The Bar
numtown branch OF the Allen creamery
started Monday. Henry Besette will operate
it. The band has been engaged by the
Sons Of Veterans Of Nergennss to furnish
music June II during their excursion to
Maquam Bay. Elias Kimball is i'll with
inflammatory rheumatism.
LINCOLN.
WIN Aldrich and family from Bethel
have moved into V. W Morgan's new tene-
ment house. p. j. Bristol is at home sick
Mrs {. 5. Bristol has returned from Bran
don. The gospel temperance meeting at the
Methodist church last Sunday evening was
largely attended -Ansol Moulton is quite
ill.
MONKTON.
Mrs j. Fl. Doten, now OF Burlington has
secured a good position in tho ra kin
house at H!Ehgate Springs.
EAST MlDDLEBURY.
Scion Sumner has gone to Brandon.
Mr.. and Mr.. |. Herbert Norton and Miss
Nellie Rogers visited Mr.. Norton's sisters
last week.-Mrs. Wallace Arnold is ILL
Albert Omstead while painting in the
chamber fell from ladder and down stairs
last week. -Needham post G. a. r., mot
tho remains of Obcd Clark at Salisbury last
week and inferred them In the family bury
ing ground al Salisbury village. Mr.. Clark
was Il member of this post and died at the
Soldiers Home Fred Larock occupies the
Dudley house on Main street.
BRDPORT.
Mrs. Il. L. Hemenway is quite SICK
They say the new boarder at the hotel is Il
l04 pound boy.-B. j. Myrick, aged 81,
died last Friday. The funeral twas iheld from
his late residence Sunday at p. M, Rev.
w. n. Bacon officiating. -Mrs. j. II. Howe
has gone TO Armenia, n. y, to visit sick
sister.
sRlDPORT.
Barney Myrick died at his home Friday.
The funeral was attended Sunday, Rev. W.
n. Bacon Heating. Mr. and Mrs. L. a.
Skf visitei his father, B. a. Skin, Sun
day. AIR. and Mrs. +. Nisun are rejoicing
over the arrival OF little son.-Mrs. K.
NJ. Price visited her father, l. ID. Fletcher,
last week
WHITING.
Road Commissioner Carl Williams with a
gang of men have commenced work on the
highways Mrs G. ii. Ketcham and
daughter Jessie has gone to Albany, n,
l., TO coneult a physician in regard to the
latter's health. The Congregational society
VINO nave been without preaching since
hev. Mr.. Atwood went to Whitehall. had
preaching last Sunday by minister from
tennessee with view TO ths passionate. -
ia. waite has taken an agency under Rob
ert huntloy to sell farming implements far
New York manufacturer.
ADDISON.
Carlotta Read was at home Sunday
Eva j. Smith is sick. byron Smith is bav-
ing some painting done. Luman c. Seerar
and Olin A. Smith are putting IN tele-
phones from their store to their re sidence. -
The cheese factory will open next Monday.
Edward Bissonnotte will be cheeselnsker.
CORNWALL.
Samuel Everts, who recently want IN
Boston for medical treatmont, droppsd dead
on the street OF that city Wednesday. His
remains were forwarded Friday to his late
home with his son-in law, NJ. NJ. Peck He
was apparently doing finely and expected TO
return to his homo next week Alr. Eyerts
was in his S1th year aud had bseu post
inaster Tor many years. His funeral was
attended on Sunday from the Congregation
al church, Rev, s. IL. Barnum ofieiatng.
Linus f. Peck of Pfovidencs X. l., was
fh:lIne-a T.. &ea r.4sh.aE.