Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-23

Springfield, O., 1--WE have no extra
samples herc). If you see it,
you will want it.
tenement house OF MIR Mulleus
George Terrill is filing his last car with
potatoes at So cents. Hay of first class
quality is in demand at tho barn, for $50
per ton. The late committee elected for tho
new graded school district have handed in
their designations, and special meeting he's
been warned. Sugar makers are on the
anxious seat for proper weather.-D. l..
Terrll is moving lumber steadily by ship
ment from depot. The steam mill is being
rapidly put in shape for the coming season 5
! work and Will start up tbs latter part of
! this week.
Miss Myrtle Wallace, having succssded
in securing music class, is boarding a. the
Custer House. "A lecture with pnnaro ma
views Illustrating the same was delivered at
G.. A. Hail last evening by Frank Thomas
for the benefit OF the post.-Edson Preston
returned to his work at Burlington Tues
day. - Edgar Corse made the Queen City a
visit Monday. David Weston and wife OF
Burlington have bson in town. II. b. Bar
ney is IN Burlington. - MIR. Ring has moved
Mr.. j. J. Monahan, osq, and Ira Thorp
we're engaged in legal matters at Essex
Junction Tuesday. Eliza c. Corbett died
March 16 at her home in Underhll
ESSEX JUNCTION.
The brick hotel was sold at auction We'd
uesday to William Fulsolm for S4700.-
Miss Eta Worthen will open the railroad
restaurant Monday morning Mrs. Ches-
ter Slater is in Willston visiting her moth
err, Mrs Orphin Anterior.
Mrs. Chester Slater mas returned from
her mothers in Wiliston. Fred s. Sibey is
in Boston this week. -Ralph Brown from
Essex Center is visiting at Mr. Dscater
Tenchout's. The schools closed Friday and
will have y vacation OF two weeks. Mrs.
Austin Hozon from Richmond spoke before
the Christian Endeavor society on the sub
! ject of missions.
ESSEX CENTRE.
George S. Powell died Monday morning,
aged II. Funeral at the house Thursday a t
| O'Clock. Mrs G. II. Cslkins was buried
from her home last Thursday. Oliver Tatro
was buried Monday morning at Winooski. -
A missionary from Canada gave an interest
| ing tall; on mission work in the provinces
at the Baptist church last Sunday evening.
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of the Baptist church of &. H. Brown, and
is to build a house there. Mrs. Sarah Brad
ley received notice Monday of the death Of
her mother, Mrs. Anterior OF Williston.
HUNTINGDON.
G. B. Andrews is dangerously sick. -
Mrs. Nancy Hill of Waterbury is in town
caring for her sister Mrs. Guy Bckfo!d, who
has been ill.-Mr,. Alfred Smith has leased
her farm to Mr.. Larock for one year.
! The creamery at this Centre will commence
business the first OF April. --Whipple Cor
ton sold his farm to a. Huett and starts
for California soou.-W. s. Thompson has
purchased thu farm owned by Warren
! Thompson and taken possession of it. 49,
! Calvin Carpenter remains about tho same.
But little sugar has been made in this
vicinity as yet.-Mrs. X. c. Baldwin re-
turns to her home at Whts River junction
this week. MIR. Calvin Carpenter still re-
mains in a critical condition. John b. An
drews OF Essex is moving into town to his
fathers farm. Ally Carpenter has leased
Norman Carpenters farm for one year.
COLCHESTER.
J. f. Day has so far recovered from his
recent illness that he has been removed to
his home in this place. The repairs in the
Baptist church are nearly completed. Fred
Holbrook goes to Montpelier soon, where he
will be engaged in testing maple sugar.
HlNESBURGH.
Rev. j. NJ. Hunter Of Sanbornton, N. H. =,
preached at the Baptist church Sunday -
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Road mot with a ser-
Gus accident Saturday. While driving on
Main street in sleigh they were shrown
out, Mrs. Road receiving severe cut on
tho forehead Mr.. Read was not injured
Mrs. r. FL. Cassidy of Burlington is visit
ing at her fathers j. II. Allen's.-The
masquerade ball at G. A. r. hall Friday
evening was a success.-Miss Katie Allen
was in town Sunday.
Miss Nellie Bissonstte has returned to the
Normal school OF Castleton. Miss Clara
c. Landon and Guy T. Burritt were mar
risd al Joseph Landon's March Is. They
will carry on the Hardness farm this year.
N. d. Partch has bought the c. F. Mead
farm for $3.50, and will make it his resi-
dence after April l.
ST. GEORGE.
r. Tilley, who has been confined to the
house several days with severe cold, is
again able to walk out. Mr.. Tiiley is near
! ly rs years old and does not remember of
ever being Off his feet before OF account OF
n cold. AIRS. Wescott and two of her
children are sick in bed and under the care
of DR.. Edwards of Hinesburgh. Mrs
Charles Allen of Shelburns is at home car
ing for her mother, Mrs Wsscott. Some
of our farmers have commenced hauling
their milk to the Oak Hill creamsry-Wor ORR
on the johnson separator at the Jimmo mil
has been suspended, waiting for the frost to
get out of the ground. MIR. and Mira. c.
North have closed their house and gone tc
Il ich mond
RICHMOND.
Tho school board met and organ izsd las
week Wednesday by electing L. l.. Tower
chairman, w. d. Hall clerk, and Salmon
Green superintendent of schools. 1t wa
voted to have 80 weeks OF school the ensu
} ing year. p L. Towers was appointed to lool
after repairs on school buildings. Their
was gathering oil some 10 friends an,
| neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barker BacI
. last Saturday night, the occasion being tn