Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27

evsporators running April 90, as was the
cave this year, but the last run was one of
the bost OF the sea. on Cyrus Wilso1 has
made over 1000 pounds Of sugcr from about
400 trees but the average mako will DO loss
than three pounds TO the tres.
Wednesday night of last week William
Lamson's barn. with seven cows, was con-
sumed by fro. No INSURANCE.; supposed TO
be incendiary. Thursday night the worst
wind storm ever known struck this town,
| blowing down buildings, bridges, fences,
etc. Patrick McDonough's cheese factory
was blown down an embur L tent and totally
| wrecked The damage will be about FOO.
| lie will rebuild at once. The storm also
destroyed the covered bridge near Harrison
Weller's, uuroofed b. F. Shinvilos barn
and several other buildings in town.
Elias Worthie,u and Mrs. Aaron Worthiem
and son started for Chicago Thursday. -
Mrs. Carlos Ross is sick with pneumonia. -
VIII Patrick has moved into the Congrega-
tional parsonage.
CHARLOTTE.
John Spear has gone 10 Texas 40 teacher
of carpentry in an industrial school. MIR.
|. i. Wicker, executor OF the estate of the
late ii. Z. Cram, will sell the personal
property at auction on May ,. -Mrs. c. b.
| Cook and two daughters returned from
Boston Last week Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ii. Owen are staying at Mr.. O, II. AL
exander's. - The funeral OF Carlisle A.
Lewis was held from his late residence Mon
day.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
Norman Bradley fell from Il scafTod into
stable last Monday, sustaining injuries
which it is feared will result 10 his death. -
a colt lelonging to f. c. Gecrs broke his
leg last Sunday, making it necessary to kill
| the animal.
RICHMOND.
Station Agent Bates is again in the de-
| pot. Patrick McGauvin was brought be
| fore Justice A. Z. Stevens one day last
week, charged with assault. He wss fined
| $50 and costs. Many farmers who have
/ taken ont a license live 10 niles from Mr.
Norton, the weigher. Some will have
! to carry more thnn half a ton to Richm ond
to have it weighed. Miss Gleason aud Mrs
| Pine have returned from New York.
We6TFORD.
Miss Sadie Grow has returned from ST.
Albsns. -.Miss stella Bowman il the guest
of Mrs. Il. Morgan. The st. Alban, Cream
cry company started their separator the
| 24th. tho schools in town are to com
mence Monday, May Mrs. Perry wife
of Lieut. Perry, L. s. ~, is visiting her
! parents in this town. and 10 suffering from
"a severe attack of neuralgia Irving Beach
| has gone to Iowa. Mis- Belle Longe has
gone to Essex junction, where she has a
! position in Mrs. SHADES dress ma king estab-
| lishment.
W,LL'STON.
Wells Conner is in town. Mira Mary
LaRock is very SICK. The school com
meucei on the fats Monday with the same
teacher as last season. Mrs. NJ. a. Crane
and daughter are expected hero next month
from California. Katie O'Donnel is to
teach again on North street this reason.
WEST MILTON.
Rev. +. Horrick preached here Sunday.
The highest price paid for milk at the
creamery last month was $l.05. John
Sloan is spending his vacation at Mr.. Hill' s.
The cellar wal which L. T. Herrick had
built uader the ell of his house les: fall fell
in last week.
WNOOSK
Mr. and Mira. NJ. /. Baldwin were agree
ably surprised the 10Th by a largo party
of friends, VINO came to congratulate them
/ on the Goth anniversary of their married
! life. At O'Clock tue guests began to ar
rive and in short me tt sir pleasant home
was filled. After an hour spent in socnl
chat, Rev \. o. Spoor, in behalf of the
assembled guests, presented the host ind
hostess with beautiful parlor lamp, as a
slight token OF the esteem with
which their many friends regard Thorn.
| MIR. Baldwin made u brief response, stain z
that although they began their married life
among many of those now present they had
been absent nearly - years; that they were
vory much pleased and Obliged, but did not
believe Themselves deserving OF such re-
ception aud beautiful souvenirs Refresh
ments vera then served and a brief musical
entertainment followed. the company then
| broke up alter expressing a wish that they
might live to see the couple enjoy their 10Th
anniversary.
Ths ST. Stephens r. c. NJ. B. society
held its annua, meeting last Thursday even
ing ind elected the following officers for the
year ensuing: President, Rev. j. b. Whit
aksr; first vice president w. J. Daily; sec
ond vice pre- sident, Z. +. O'Sullivau; re
60 ding secretary, j. +. O'Sulhvan; inan-
cal secretary, l!eary Ccnlin; correspond
ing secretary, John Welsh; treasurer, Louis
Alapa; grand marshal, Patrick McGreevy;
financial committee, Henry Coniin, W. j.
| DAILY, John Lister; Investigating committee,
west ward, ". O'Day; south ward, James
McGrath: east ward, Maurice Buckley.
| The society is in Il tiourishing condition and
the membership has steadily increased with
ia the past year. over $500 has boon paid
| for sick benefits during that time.
! A band of Gypsies were discovered just
outside the village Tuesday. 1t consisted
OF ore woman, two men, six children, four
horses and six dogs.
| Miss Minnie Montgomery Of Colchester is
tho guest OF her aunt, Mrs Alice Morrow.
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