Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-01

this week, the teackcr. Hiss Fannie Day,
being sick with tonsiiitis --Hrs. Adrian
Nay has tho grip and Frank Stafford is down
rs ain with pneumonia. -Ebcn Lords son
and family of Chicago have come to spend
the summer. lie hos bought a cotta2c at
Malett4 Bay, whore they VIII spend the
most Of the timc. Mr.. j, D. Sahin OF st.
Adams was in town oycr Sunday.
Peter King OF Milton was quite seriously
injured here Friday hy being thrown from
hor carriage while driving ithroush thls
village. SOC was unconscious Tor two
hours and had only partly recovered when
taken to her home.
UNOERf1lLL.
Mrs. Peter NIcNassur died Tuesday OF
pneumonia. She was IS years Of age. Mrs.
McNnsinr was one of the old residents of
the town. She leaves husband and six
children, among them being Mrs. NJ. II.
Cormier OF Burlington.
MILTON.
Post Office will bo moved into f. E. Cormia's
store Juno Ill. Jackson is confined to tee
house with heart trouble. -Alace Jackson
returned from New York last Friday
Z. j.. Teachout was able to corlo to his
store awhile Monday. -Arthur Lyman has
moved his family into the Dennis Austin
house. He viii return in few days to
Rochester, n. II. H +. Powell has gone
to Grafton. DR.. bingham of Burlington
was called Sunday evening last to attend
Frank Rogers. AR. Elbridge Whitney,
vito and daughter vsrs in town last week
visiting his brother, Clark Whitney. L. y.
holbroolt reports Weighing 20 tons of maple
sugar TINS spring. The upper school in the
village was closed four days last week on
account Of sickness of the principal. Pref
Orton is visiting friends il. town.
Memorial day was observed here as usual.
Reynolds post, G. a. H., with other citizens,
went to West Milton in the morning and
held exercises in the cemetery. The exer-
cises hore were held in She afternoon at the
Methodist church, AMI the speakers were
Mr.. Blake OF Essex, Rev. L, L. Herrick and
Rev. Mr.. Atkinson.
WEST MILTON.
Mrs. Jotusor of Colchester is spend
ing few weeks here with her grand daugh-
ter, Mrs. Morgan. There is to be socia-
BILE at the church Saturday evening.
WEST BOLTON.
Mrs N. KEENAN, and son of Burlington
and Miss Iendridgo Of St. Johnsbury arc
stopping for few days at W. Il. Stevens.
Maud Hottmcn Of Burlington stopped at
of Wnooski is in town Tor a few days
Bey. Richard Mott Of burlington preached
an interesting sermon here Sunday.
WEsTFORp.
Henry S. Fisher OF Boston is visiting at
John Alien S. -The ladies' society elected
their officers as follows; President, Mrs.
Lucy Macomher vice president, Miss Hat
tie Rice: treasurer, Mrs. John Allen score
tary, Mrs. Luna O,Sood. - Miss Emily Hall
is home rom johnson Normal school. Mr..
aud Mr. George Allen Of Niuouski were in
town Saturday. a. Bates has SO far re
covered from his broken leg as to be able TO
be out on crutches. l. w. Irish is report
ed to be suffering from & shock.
Tho Few. Mr.. Fay was thrown from his
wagon Monday noon by the breaking OF a
whinlstree and his arm was fractured
above the elbow. H. S. Fisher left for
Boston Tuesday morning.
HlNESBURGA.
Rev. Mr.. Fort preached an excellent mo-
mortal sermon to large congregation Sun
day. Mrs. Frank Dow OF Eiwood, Neb., is
visiting at /. Dow. MIR. aud Mrs. Ed
Sears and Mr. and Mrs. j. Sears started
for Chicago Wednesday to DO gone about a
month. -Rolla Miles returned from n trip
D
do, Saturday, ia reported that there
will be q large attendance at the c. i.
convention to be held here June :. Ar
rangeiuents are being made to entertain all
who come Mrs. C,linda Bennett was taken
to tue asylum at Waterbury last week. -
Mrs. p. ii. Cassidy hns returned from a
visit with friends in burlington.
WlNOOSKl.
Mrs. Bridget NJ. O'Brieu aged 7G years,
died Al her son Williams on West street
Sunday afternoon al 400 O'Clock. Her
funeral was held at st. Stephens church
/ Tuesday morning at s o clock.
Mrs. &. Q. styles is suffering from Sc
vero attack of catarrhal fever.
Tuesdsy n break occurred in the water
| main on Main street ust west OF Winooski
block, which was promptly repaired by the
water department.
Another case of scaratiua has broken out
on Malletts Bay avenue. This makes the
sixth case in the village since January, only
one Of which proved fatal,
SHELBURNE.
Memorial day was ittngly observed here
Tuesday. Patriotic exercises by the
graded school with flag raising and adj
dresses by eX-Gov. Bars1ow and Rev. w. j..
Chapman made up worry interesting session.
! Following Is the order of exercises, which
we're conducted by DR.. f. Il. Stoddard:
Song, Flag of the Free" Shelburne High
school; address of presentation, DR.. +. X.
Stoddard address OF acceptance, Bert SEQ
villa; recitation "Our Flag, Miss Lucia
Stoddard. a large school dag was then raised
and the company thon adjourned to the
town hall where the exercises were con
cludod Rev. b. w. Atwell, rector of the
| Episcopal church, offered prayer, after
which ex-Gov. John l.. Barstow delivered
an eloquent and practical address. The eX
ercises continued as follows; Recitation by
pupils in the Intermediate department, Miss
Ferrn teacher; recitation, Silas Tracy
Hag verses, pupils in the primary depart
msnt Miss Florence Newell teacher; sing
ing, Star BauGled Banner, all; recitation
Miss Ethel Chapman; recitation, Miss Mabe
Newell; address by Pew. w. j. Chapman
pastor OF tue Methodist church. The day
session closed with all joining in singing
"America"
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Rev. G, w. Patterson has accepted cal