Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-18
CHTTTENDhN COUNTY.


ESSEX JUNCTION.
Dr. johnson from Concord was in town
last week, guest of DR.. G. NJ Ferrin.
Miss Ida Stanley has returned from New
" rk city, where she spent the winter.
--Rcv. s. L. Miller is at home
after his short vacation. Mrs. Christian
Van Vliet from Jericho i, stopping at her
brothers., L. A. Beach. -phiIo Jackson
from Brooklyn was in town last week to see
his niece, Mrs. L. a. Beach, who is very
low.
Rev. G. S. Goodell and wife, after an alb
sence of frye months IN Florida, have re
turned home in renewed health.
a lnto meeting of tie Essex Junction
Loan association, j. Ii. Dcnahue was
chosen secretary to succeed Fred Eibey,
signed. Principal c. G.. Davis OF the
| Nergennes High school and wife, are spend
ing tewsdays at Mrs. Hopkins. MIR. and
Mrs. Eugene Baker from Rutland are in
town, guests Of Mr.. E, o. Baker.
In connection with tho regular comma
Mon service of tho CoDgrsg ational church
last Sunday, conservation service was
held Mr.. Harry Mchio of Brattleboro,
was in town over Sunday.-The funeral of
Mrs. q. A. Beach was largely attended
Monday afternoon. There wera several
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friends from out OF town were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Merrill and Miss Blcxford from Bos-
! ton.
John w. Davis and wife of San Francis
CO, Cal, are visiting for few days his
brother Arthur l.. Davis, at d. H. Macon
bcr's &c. B. 81 II. Drury are running their
brick yard with full forco OF men. They
now have the largest and best equipped yard
in Vermont. jed French aud wife are re-
joicing at the birth OF daughter. The con
certs given by tho Ladies Arion quortette
Monday and Tuesday evenings were quite
largely attended and enjoyed by ell.
ESSEX CENTRE,
Mrs Eliz. Perrigo, widow OF the late
| Truman Perrigo, was buried here Saturday,
| a1ed S5.-0lrs. Charles Johnson died very
suddenly some zine during Friday night ia
| Burlington OF heart trouble. Lutte Bates
suffered serious accident at his farm in
| Westford last Tuesday. While carrying
timber preparing to build barn stick fell
upon his leg, breaking both bones near the
adjective persons united with the Con
gregetioual church last Sunday upon pro
| resslon Of faith.
HlNESgURG4.
DR.. C. j. Russell has sold his place in the
village to Coburn W. Pierce for $500, who
will move in Immediately and engage in the
carpenter aud joiner business. Coburn
Pierce has sold his farm Silver street to
John Collins for $1,000, which includes all
the toola, one horse and the dairy, and
gives possession Immediately b. f. Shin
vile was njured last week by being thrown
from wagon at the Flatt bridge. The
norse was frightened by paper In the road.
Benjamin Lyster is cerking for II. NJ.
Hull Fred Duryea and Edward Place
have engaged to run our road machine. -
Butter sold for % cents Monday. A.
II. Murray of East CLsr.otte supplied IL,
desk at the Baptist church Sunday.
MILTON.
Seneca lodge had public installation OF
officers Tuesday evening May 8, at Village
hall after which au address was given by
f. B. Finn of st. Adams. Refreshmsnt Il
were served -Arbor Day was observe in
the Graded school Friday. The Reading
circle met Friday afternoon at Rev. Mr.
Herrick MIR. Ieachout is smiling very
broadly these days and declares his new sol
and heir who arrived Tuesday the 9th, t.
be worth thousands OF dollars. Miss Gerti,
Finn returned May 8, from Whitehall
where she has been making an extendo,
visit. Mrs. Ernest Douglass, Mrs. Calvin
Douglass, Master Morris and baby Douglass
from Chateaugay, n. Y, are visiting at F
S. Rogers. An auction of the household
effects of Dennis Austin was held May s
preparatory to his going west to live.
WlNOOSKl.
George, the little daughter of william
Dupaw, broke both bones Of her lett arm
while playing Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker are rejoic
ing over the arrival of O boy.
WlLLlSTON.
The funeral of Gilbert I.ashway was hell
Saturday morning. Burial was in Bur
lington. Mrs. Ann Whalon is visiting a
Rev. A. D. Barher's. Mrs. Horrigan
visiting her daughter, Mrs Charles kasfe
+ Charlie Burke is at home for a few days
u visit. The society OF Kings Daughter
: met with Mrs. Byron johnson Friday. e
d, ". Brownell of Burlington has been at Mr.
> Aliens for a two or two. The remains c
Miss Julia WInslow were removed frol
;; Grosn Mount cemetery and inferred i
:, the East cemetery in Williston Monday. -
: Mrs. Fanton was called to Montreal Sa
J. urday by the death OF her Oldest brother.
n UNDERHlLL.
Eddie Monaksu is home on a vacation
The schools under the new regime seem
be giving excellent satisfaction. C sors
. Brown of Essex Centre Is to have charge
II the new store at the old Chspln stand, f'
Mr.. Chauncey Hayden. Miss May Port
is taking vacation from her duties
10 bookkeeper at Homer Thompson A yer
rh;IS,a,, "a, S,s p:fnhnTse 9.oetayt,