Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

to Jonosvillo last Saturday, when
his sleds slowed and dumped the
load. The hor.ca with tho forward sled
ran down to David Rings, struck n tree,
broke the tongue and harnesses and threw
one horse. The other ons was oaught-- -.
j.. Iowers sent man with team, gathered
up The potatoes which ware i'll sacks, and
delivered them Mt Jonesvile. -E. l.. FREQ
man lost a horse last Saturday with natu-
liant colo. Mir. and Mrs. William Barney
and Mrs. John Richardson are on the sick
list and Fred keDysn is i'll with rheumatic
fever.
ESSEX JUNCrlON
The funeral of Master Stephen Hopkins
was largely attended. Rev. Mr.. Miller, as
sistsd by Rev. 7. d. Bacon, oH'ciated. A
quartette, consisting OF Messr5. Parker and
Fletcher, Mrs. Lena Ferrin Williams and
Miss Angie Trusx, with Mrs. Curtis
Fletcher pianist, rendered Che music. Tho
floral designs were rich and beautiful. The
friends Of the family present were; Mr.. aud
and Mrs. John Worcestsr Of Burlington,
Mrs. C.. G.. Davis OF Nergenne5.
Mrs. David Mckenzie and Mira. Ballou
ara visiting in Newburv. Miss Winnie
Bates Of Westtord has boon visiting at
Frank Parker's. Mr.. Edwin Andrews,
father OF Mrs. Frank Rcoth diod Sunday
morning about i o'clock.
WILLlsTON.
c. 7. johnson is very i'll with lung fever.
His father and mother have gone to take
care OF him. Mrs. TarboI 10 better. Mrs.
Oaman is packing hor goods and Will leave
for a moro congsnial place. -Waltor Chap
man has bought farm in New York and
moved tbere Georee CHAIRMAN is carving
on the farm, for bis mothor
DR.. Bingham of burlington was cellsd TO
C.. /, Johnson,a last Thursdnv to oonsnlt
with DR.. A /. bingham in the Gaze OF Mrs
johnson. who ia verv i'll with pneur,on;a-
Mrs. Ostunn is TO lesve town durip1 this
week.-Tbs Society OF King'p Daughters
will meet with Mrs. Bushnell Fridav.-
Frank Croto in delivering soma very fina
wood tbrouor tho village -Webster Jocx.
wood is having quite serious time with
one Oh Els eye Josepn Dohua norses ran
T., .,, t,~...
TUN ING ON.
John Phillips died Monday tie 9th at
about 3 O'CLOCK Mr.. Philips was @ young
man about % years old and about five
weeks previous to bis death was married to
Miss Kate Fiddock Of Huntington. The
1unDrai services LOOK plSc9 at IIlcnmOcd On
Wednesday. The young widow and rea-
tives of the deceassd have the sympathy Of
large circle Of friends Mrs. Lowis Ian
ders, who has been suffering from the ef-
fects OF O shock, remaias about the sarn,
Inc HUNTINGTON quarterly meeting con-
v'nS" ue'o 'u' LOW, i1O. anu l'."' a
49, n'io'' w. iLes',iS i.Giu
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si 'L9 i'io. nIn. oe. II -o,'a''on ''T'o
Wv -. ,,',ii. -.' ~ 10
,s" -, ~, I t.,. ~ I''
-. To.,il.. 49, pnIa4aI VI -. -,
has been nuits III but i, better Spota.oel
are WORTH 10 cents per bushel at the car. -
Garlic Curtis little infant child is i'll with
the Group. Dir john Bedford who is 81
years of age, is the Oldest person in town.
"'- O'4.
The dwelling hcuse on the town poor farm
and most Of the contents were burned Mon-
day afternoon. Mr. Lovanway's wife, being
SICK IN bed a. the time, was carried to Nj.
,nro IN. origir Of tho fra IL unsnowr
hut II W. Discovered on the roof near toe
ch mrev-TLc readinr circle was ORGAN
2 T. Herrick cs lenGar Ethan Austin OF
! New York was il town last week visiting
his father. -G-orga Austin ia quite i'll. -
! Mrs. Norma Crown - quite ieeble this win
ter
WEST tom,
Jrs Wb;tcoiub was 1agsu vioIentlv sicL
last veel; hnt il betto- Her sister Mira
bingham Of Gsoreis ia c,ripg for her. -
| Colchester l,ot w,a, very it'll r LIN
! coins firm bonse was hurned last v.a,,
WIN Morton who occuo,edi, lost about 800
M in.ur,nc,
cu.1,Orrr
Inc reHlufncS o. t.eu mor''ora Iast rr,
MIR. J. Is. Williams was In Rutland ove