Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
GEO. Fl. KINSLEY Warner Block" 96 Church Street

ance at Addison next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George Bostwick of Waltham is much
better The Sons of Veterans are making
preparations for celebrating June IA al
Maquam bay.
MDDLEeURY.
The funeral of Mrs. William ATulcabey
was held at her late residence at 4 o'clock
Tuesday April %. The services we're con
Quoted by Rev. Thomas Bell, rector of st.
Stephens Episcopal church, of which Mrs.
Mulcahey was prominent member
"oodroffe Il Co.'S Bohemian glass-bowers
have been engaged to exhibit here the last
week In May, for the benefit of the G. A,
X. post.-Ths funeral Of Luke B. Guilty.
who died suddenly at his homo in Brandon
Monday, was held there Wednesday aftor-
noon.-Camp Tracy, Sons OF Veterans. ara
to give dance in the early part of NAV.
There is prospect of large amount of
building in the village this year. Six new
houses are already under way.-Byron
Crane of Bridport has returned from
Florida much improved in health The
board OF pension examining surgeons had
four applicants for pensions Wednesday.
Christopher Peck Of Cavsadish died of a
brain disease Monday evening ct the home
Of s. Il. Bolton. He was 81 years of age
main. will be taken to Cavendish for inter
ment Friday morning. Hiram Sessions of
East MiddeDury is buying single driving
horses. Major r. j. CofTey, superintendent
of the Soldiers Home at Bennington, visit
ed Capt j. II. Sargent Thursday
afternoon. Levi Sturtevant came home
Thursday from Boston, Dur
ham is making arrangements to open
up new marble quarry near Beldeu's
Falls. The l. o. o. f. lodge conferred the
side degree, oriental, on 90 candidates
Wednesday evening. After the ceremony
a banquet was served by Frank Shepard at
the Central restaurant =. B. Seeey is
sick. DIR. Sheldon Is batter. The "ghost"
socable at MIR. T. Il. Wells Wednesday
evening was well attended.
A barn and contents belonging to Robert
Cartwell al the pulp mill burned Thursday
afternoon. The fire caught from IA spark
from the steam engine used for hauling logs.
The barn was lightly insured. The pre-
misses occupied by MIR. Micha 81 McNelty.
Prof. L. Ii. Batchelder, "a, of the col
lege, professor Of chemistry and physics at
Hamline university, St. Paul, Mimi, has
been secured to deliver the Grafton
before the alumni OF the college com
mencsment. w. II. Button, go, of Middle.
bury will be the poet of the OCCASION
Mr. r. w. Bundy expects to move into the
Sheltus place. Mr.. Alfred l.. Hielsy of
Watertown, Mass, will erect a residence
on South street Work will be commenced
at once.-The Y. 7. S. G. E., of the Con-
gregational church gave cob-web social
Friday evening in the vestry of the church.
MIR George c. Chapman is in Washing ton.
He will return with Mrs. Chapman and
her sister, Mrs. Hale OF st. Paul, who have
passed tho winter in Florida
Rev c. T. Noble the new pastor of the
Methodist church, arrived in town last Sat
urday.-The funeral of Christopher Peck
was largely attended. The remains were
taken TO Cavendish for bural.-Mlss Ag-
nes f. McNahon has returned to Z. p.
Cushmaus dry goods department after an
illness OF over month. George Cham
pegne is back from Massachusetts. The
new Methodist church, which has been
built to replace the one burned year ago
last winter, is nearly finished and will be
ready for dedication by or before the first
OF June. Miss Kate Mulcahey is sick with
nervous prostration.
Mrs. Miranda O'Connor, a former resi-
dent Of Mddlebury, died at her home in
New Haven, Ct, Tuesday. The Cuban
Giants are to play n"nlnst tho College team
Tuesday. Post Wnr. T. Russell have in
contemplation an oA- io iNo Soldiers
Home in Benningtou ..sn- Tatro has
returned from the hosplta. 40 burlington.
lie will have TO return for a second opera
ton.
NORTH FERalSBURGH.
s. n. Allen went TO Charlotte Thursday
to attend tina funeral OF Norman Bradley.
Nj. +. and s. n. Allen went to Brandon
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF +. n.
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