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


day. After to-day the unsettled accounts
will be placed In the collectors hands.
Rev. A. J. Hough preached his farewell
sermon at Trinity church SUNDAY.
Rev. j. S. Bayne of Hadley, Mass, sup
plisd Bethany pulpit Sunday.
Luke Nee, aged "a, was buried Monday;
funeral services beisg at st. Augustine's
church, Rev. w. J. O'Sullivan officiating
Mrs. j. G. Brown arrived Monday from
New Hampshire, and will live with her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Jones.
John McIntire was arrested Saturday
night for drunkenness by Policeman De-
merritt, and Monday before Justice Smile
paid the regular $l0,jl.
ID. S. Wheatley is still confined to his
home with badly injured eye.
As Edmund II. Chase of district No. 6
was driving to church Sunday morning, his
colt became frightened, throwing out and
badly injuring Mr.. Chase and wreckng the
carriage.
The Montpelier and Wells River Railroad
company are building largo platform in
connection with the new store house erected
for Brooks & Demng.
The DR.. j. Munroe Templeton place, at
the corner of LOOMS and Liberty streets,
has been sold by T. j. Boynton, administra-
tor, TO Herbert c. Gleason; consideration,
$4,000.
BARRE.
The Burlington High school base ball
team played Saturday afternoon with the
Goddard team on the seminary campus, and
were defeated by score of II to /. The
Vermont Methodist seminary team will play
here Monday, May g.
Policeman j. NJ. Mason seized a barrel of
lager beer, barrel of cider and some whis-
key from Brook street Italian named c.
Barberi Friday night.
The Methodist people gathered in the
church vestry on Friday evening and gave
farewell reception to Rev. w. s. Smith
ers, who goes to his new charge In St
Johusbury.
Tho new real estate and employment Of
flee WAS moved on Tuesday from the granite
block to the Wheelock building.
The marriage anniversary of George
Wheeler and wife was observed by gather
ing Monday night.
One morning last week J. B. Taylor of
West Hill killed four coons and captured
one alive.
Leonard f. Aldrich, who was stricken
with a shock of paralysis at Stanbridae. p.
O., last Friday, was improving at latest re-
ports. II, q. Mills and James NJ. Perry
have visited him and Mary Aldrich il now
there.
In place Of the regular yceum or recep-
ton, masquerade will b, held Saturday
evening at Goddard seminary.
WATERBURY,.
Miss Julia Burk OF Waterbury and John
Murrey OF St. Adams were married April
"a at st. Andrews church by Father
Donahue OF Mortified. Dora Tate has
been engaged to teach in the Kneeaud dis |
trict.-John Dillingham; has repaired his
barber shop. DR.. Grout has purchased the
house in which he lives Of William Deal for
$4,000. - Rev. Mr. shaw of Topsham |
preached at Duxbury Corner Sunday
April 23.-Miss Anna Booker will teach |
the Mill Village school. Abby aud Bessie |
Haines have gone to New York city to work |
as stenographers.
In recent report of the PRINCIPALS OF |
Bradford academy, Kate, the daughter of |
Fish Commissioner Warren of Waterbury. |
received the highest marks in geometry. |
music and department AMI next to the |
highest In Latin literature and history
The Shepherd family give concert ia Bar |
rett's hall next Friday evening. Henry |
Gleason, aged "A, died OF pneumonia Tues |
day.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Miss Julia Whalsn has returned to Var
Senness. Daniel Stevens and wife have re-
turned home. james Neil is putting I'D A |
new barn.-W. y. Graudtield has moved to |
Montpelier.
PLAlNFlELO.
Frank Fitzgerald, eldest son of Edward
Fitzgerald, died OF typhoid fever last Thurs
y.--Orrin Davis died at his home last
saturday. The funeral was held Tuesday
Rev. j. E. Farrow 10 to take the place of
Rev. c. =. Tapln, who is to preach at East
Burke.
WORCESTER.
The band gave an open air concert Satur-
lay evening. Mrs. Luke Lawrence is ILL.,
Theodore Wood has moved to Sodom.
he grange met at Mr.. ksnney's last week.
1t which two new mem bsrs were taken.
The next meeting will bs at Mr. Stickney's.
WARREN.
John Lovett has returned from Water
'ury.-Miss Cora Edgerton OF Northtield
las class in painting in this place. -Rev.
4. w. Estey and wife 90 to conference this
week, which is held at Forestdale.
'arsons had two of his fingsrs badly cut last
week.
EAST MONTPELIER.
hrs. W oouWdTu ana ner two Youngest
children of South Hadley' Mass. are visit
ne at the Csntre. The remains of Mrs.
smith Stevens were brought here from
Sorthfield for interment last FRIDAY.
II. Willard has sold the Morse house for
$1,000 to Alexander Jarvis. There WINS
! dance at Pray's hall Friday evening"
Rev. c. S. Nickerson gave a lecture Mon
lay evening at the brick church on ''P. 4.
3arnum.n
CALAIS
Miss Clara Pike has been engaged to teach
he village school. Oscar Guernsey has let
lis farm to Herbert Bill, and Mr.. Guernsey
! moving to Moscow.-W. c. Peck has sold
lis farm to George c. Slayton and is NOV.
ng to Moscow. Wv. S. Pierce has improved
he looks of his store by the addition of an
ll.-Miss NJ. Edna Goodell has gone to
Warren to teach in the grammar depart
nent OF the village school. Warren Lson-
I'd and George c. Sayton are using the
)eLavalye cream separator in the manufac-
ure of their dairy product.
WARREN.
L. II. yandeusen is at home. William
'arsons cut two fingers Off his left hand