Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-16

NEW HAVEN MILLS.
Orrin s. Dickinson died the Stb, aged
about 60 years. Ills funeral was held at
the church the l0th Rev. MIR. Kunz from
Bristol otliciated. The body was taken to
Wey bridGe for burial.
WEST SALISBURY.
MIR. John Plumcy and wife of Long Lake.
n. v, have been visiting here with Judge
lledden's family. NIr. Plumey was Adj
rondack Murrays faithful guide, often
referred to in his writings, as "Honest
John. Mr.. George f. Dyer of Sutton,
Canada. has located his family here while
he remains on the road rs commercial
traveller. Frank Dyer has opened a store
Mr.. Levi Stevens OF M1dlebury is about
moving iuto Henry Hydo's house.-Mr.
Eyaro Stevens rejocos over the arrival Of
an hor at his home. 1t is a girl and
! weighs 10 pounds. Miss Edith Goodrich OF
| Salisbury recently went to Orwell and gave
nm entertainment OF dramatic readings in
| Mr. Kimbal's hall. Much hay is being
| ba!oi and shipped from our station at good
| prices. Many potatoes have frozen. There
will be sociabe at the vastry OF tine Mstho-
| dist church noxt Friday.
NORTH FERRlS6URGH.
The ii5ses Carrie aud Fannie Whcoler
have gone to Madrid, N. y, to visit their
sister, Mira. Kingslaud PROT Harkley of
Oregon, who has been preaching at the
Friends church, is to give temperance
lecture at Aliens hall this week under the
auspices Of the W. c. r. U. - Row. Mr..
Bradford is improving. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
+. Allen are in Boston this week. Quite q
number OF our young farmers 90 to Add
son to-day to attend the farmers institute
held by the State Board of Agriculture.
GRANVILLE.
Elmer Barnes and Alice Camphell OF Bo-
chester were married at tho parsonage by
Rev. u. b. Wheeler February 5. Dir
Brooks and wife were guests at Il. w.
| Fords last week. Willie Nintou is in town.
George Gleason and wife are guests at G..
Ford :. james Blair closed a successful
term OF school on West Hill last Friday
Frank Farr OF Middebury was in town last
week. D. Ii. Whitney and wife are in
town.
NEW HAVEN.
w. L. Durfey has been visiting his son in
Clnremont, y. H, thu pest two weeks
John Caldwell, jr., gave class party Fri
day evening. -Hunt & Whittier have q
large stocl; of pine and cedar logs at their
single mill at Brooksville.
John a. Cadwell jr., entertained large
party of schoolmates aud friends last Fri
day evening. Rev. and Mr.. c. n. Thomas
visited in Port Henry, \. Y, last week -
Mrs. c. +. Squior is visiting her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. B. Sherman in Moriah
y. N.-Dr. Il. D. Hall who has been quite
poorly for week past is improving. -
The senior class of Bseman academy will
present the drama, GA soldier OF fortune, "
March /. Music will be furnished by the
New Haven Quartette George S. Russell
visited friends in ,6heburne last week. -
Misses Mary L. Roscoe and Charlotte l..
Landon are studying music under Prof.
John Orth, Boston, Mass. -Miss Alice l..
Ware succeeds Miss Lendon as organst a,
The Congregational church. Married, in
Mddleoury, by Rev. !. G. Heaxt, JOSEPH
p. Lorraine, jr., of this town and Lille b.
Green OF Rpton. Dir. and Mrs. Lorain,
expect to 1.-Two III Barre, Vt,
, LINCOLN.
Friday afternoon Miss Stella Cove enter
tanned 90 of her young frcnds, it being hei
10th birthday. Refreshments were served
, at an early hour. TIE young hostess re
ceived many beautiful presents and an en-
joyable time was Ind by all.-Mrs. Mary
, Batchclder is i'll with the grin. Mrs. Il
Pickett is quite ill.-A baby boy is stoppin,
! | at beOTSS D6ATDOTu ). - mere Will be
, gospel temperance meeting at tue Methods
church the last Sunday evening in thi
month.
EAST MlODLEBURY.
Scion Sumner has returned from Fai
Hayeu.-T. Bean is to move to Lincoln thi,
} week. - Miss May Rogers schoolmates CAV
her pleasant surprise Saturday afternoon
it being the occasion OF her 18th birthday
Charles Fay fell on the ice Thursday
frscturing several ribs. He Is So years old
but has taken care of 10 sheep and tire
} COWS, driving them ono-fourth of a mil
, each day to draw water from a we'll 70
Thorn, besides bringing the water for tn
house and cutting the wood, ETC., durin
! this winter. Mrs. Moses Dudley has bee
I quite poorly all the winter. Charles Grave
. is very feeble. Mrs. Maud Leno is still
= confined to hor bed.-There were about 1
present at the last meeting OF the Goo
e Templars. -Royal D. FAIR is very low an,
g Mrs James Severerce is ill.-George Kin
S was mi ured by falling on the Ice last week
\ number OF men were engaged MONDAY
. in putting up telephone line to the Gla
House.
MONKTON.
,, Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. b. f. Cox are visi;
n ing their sou, o. Cox. Mrs. Eliza Meade
, ls improving. Willie Cox has bought e
Halls place. Mr.. ard Mrs. John Lad
@ have situation in Chicago whore they r
o. soon.-Mr. aad Mrs. Leonard Mech are t
n move to their place at the Boro -Jame
Shoperd is to move to New Haven soon.
i SALISBURY.
. A'rs. Martha f.. Hamilton, widow of til
late Col. q. A. Hamilton, hal q shock c
paralysis Friday afternoon. Sho was alon
% at the me and lay the floor an hou
and thirty minutes before her son came i
and found hor She was much better q
= last accounts, and it is hoped she may full
recover.
-, WHITING,
- Miss Allie Kelsey is visiting her cousins i
. Concord, n. H.-Mrs. Clinton Mason
-- pending few weeks with her daughter /
p, Crown Point, n. Mrs. W. M. Mavhe,
|, was in town visiting last week. Mrs. Joa
II Bssel is in feeble health. MIR. Wisr,eu tb
10 new blacksmith, ia to occupy the house re
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