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

In Rutland Rev. S. Z. Miller startsd for
Nova Scotia Sunday night for a few DAYS
vacation.
ESSEX CENTRE.
Tho post office has been moved to G. Fl.
Browns house. A. w. Huntley took DOS
session of his store Tuesday. "A daughter
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Wood
worth last week. Mr. Henry L. Page made
trip to Boston last week. Mrs. b. l.. In
gals was called to Chippewa Bay, n. y,
last week by the illness OF her father.
COLCHESTER.
Fred and Murray Wright are home ON a
visit. Rev. Mr. Barney. who was stationed
CT Mlddlesex last year, is the new pastor of
the Methodist church here
SHELsURNe.
DIR. r. o. Stoddard and family of Granville.
y. y, are visiting his brother, DR.. F. r.
StodGnrd.-D II. c. Tnkham of Burlng-
ton has bought Milo Webster's matched
pair OF Morgan mares.-Rsy w. j. Chap
mau has returned. Albert Collins has
moved his family to Burlington.-F. r.
Hart, w. II. Tyler, Harry Tyler and Miss
Lillian Weed have gone TO New YORK;
Edward Mills is sick. N. r. Miller is paint
ing his house,. p. Van Vliet and n. E.
Clifford are grading their lawn.-Mrs. Mol
lie Pope is visiting at c. Z. Van Vlet's.
Tho bridge ct the mouth of the river was
burned Friday about $50 p. m. This is
tho third time within a year that this bridge
has beer set lire to and this time tie offset
OF tho fire tiend was accomplished The
selectmen have been obliged to close the road
frsm George Monro's to the Judge Weed
place until new bridge can be made
K. Hart returned from New York Sunday
morning.
ST. GEORGE.
Henry Height has moved his family to
Shslburne. Alvin Jimmo will occupy the
Hinsdill brick house, recently vacated bv
the Heights. School commenced last Mon
day in district No. !, with a small attend
nce.-The johnson q Co. separator start
ed upMonday morning Emerson Hinsdale
came home Sunday evening from I.amoille
county with drove of cows and yoke OF
oxen.
UNDERHLL.
An eight-legged calf was dressed by Mr..
Edwards last week. Only four legs, however,
were used in locomotion, the other four,
though apparently as perfectly formed,
banging as useless appendages, although
they were ns long as the others. William
Green is out again after his sickness aud
went to Bristol last week on business. Ira
Lincoln is to have charge OF the Custer
House.
HlNESeURGH.
John A. Goodrich of the U. V. NJ. senior
class has been engaged to deliver the ad-
dress at Hinesburgh on Decoration day.
The different organizations OF the place will
have committees appointed who will en-
deavor to make this one OF the notable days
for HinssburSh. This Hinesburgh band have
kindly offered their servicss. Most OF the
q. a. r. members will have new uniforms
with the regulation hat. - Mrs. Carlos Ross
and her daughter Flora have been at the
point of death with grip followed by pnsu-
monia, but are somewhat better ow.-The
last consignment of butter from the Valley
Falls creamery sold for 81 cents per pound.
Owing to a Disagreement about the
title, Clayton Carl has decided back the
farm which he bought of n. d. Partch. -
Charles Howard and his wife have returned.
The burning OF William Lawson's barn
was no doubt incendiary. The selectmen
are building new covered bridge over
Lewis creek to replace the one blown away
Charles Mcclellan is laying the cellar wall
for Charles Leonards new house. Nc
Donough cheese factory will be rebuilt i'm
mediatsly. Charles Howard and his wife
have returned
Miss Lizzie Gaifany has returned again
to South Starksboro. Mrs. Charles Liver
more is better. Miss Carrie Hall is teach
ing in tho Hollow.
hUNTINGTON.
Myron Small, one OF the Oldest and best
known residents Of the town, is very ill., 49,
Mrs. Brow died last Friday, Mrs X. c.
Baldwin returned Thursday. ten. ". W.
Henry camp No, 50, Sons OF Veterans, will
be inspected during May by Capt Ii. s.