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

Hardy e. Co., are stocking up their We
neer mill at Richford With logs.
During '92 200 machines were turned out
al the Samson a. Co. churn mandatory at
East Berkshire.
The house of John Mossey at Swanton
was burned Thursday. Loss $500 to 800;
insured for $500.
DR.. o. S. Searle, one of the best known
and highly respected physicians in High
gate, died Thursday night, after long i'll
ness.
The ST. Adams Messenger says that
George Moore, the third man implicated In
the burglary of the Highgate depot, was be-
fore Justice Thomas o. Heare Thursday, and
waived examination. His bonds were placed
at $500.
Tim Catlin, an employe in tho mill OF
Lewis 81 Morton at st. Adams, got one foot
against a saw aud the result was that be-
fore he got awey, ono toe was completely
severed from tho foot and another barely
hung by a shred OF flesh.
BAKERSFIELD.
The academy was not in session last week
owing to the large number of scholars sick
with measles. One of the teachers is i'll
with the same disease Rev. NJ. l.. Hall
died here Monday the 23d of cancer. He
leaves q wife. There seems to be search
ty OF hay among the farmers and the price
is high. Peter Kerley has sold his farm and
rented the tenement over the postoflce. -
Anna Potter, the teacher in district No. /,
goes to johnson State Normal schoo for a
course Of study in February.
MONTGOMERY.
Miss Alberta Campbell, q former teacher
here, is visiting friends in this vicinity
The board of civil authority will meet at
Rowley's hotel, Friday, February 10.-A
large number of friends gave Mr.. and Mrs.
| B. c. Richardson reception on Friday
evening last. A dance is to be held at Viii
lage hall on Friday evening, February 3.
FLETCHER.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Leach of
Hyde Park and Frank and Anna
Leach OF st. Adams visited friends
here last week. The Uuiversalist oys-
ter supper hold recently was success,
nstting $50. Clifton Scott is at home from
| Burlington for a few days A. j. Elliot
aud his sister, Mrs. Scott OF Fairfax, are
visiting friends in Orleans county this week.
Arthur Flemings hos moved on to his
farm.-Rev. l.. f. Fortney OF Plainfield
preached at the Union church last Sunday.
Elmer Potter OF Waterville is visiting hi.
uncle, NJ. j. Leach.-M b. Hooker hal
bought an addition to tho Kinsley place -
There were about 300 at the oyster supper
and the society cleared about $i1.
HlGHGATE.
o. s. Searls, NJ. D., for many years
wel-known physician of this town, died the
Goth inst. and was buried the goth. Tn,
body of Myron II. Pelton of st. Adams
who for many years was n resident of thi,
place, was brought here for burial the 2Stl
inst.-Charles A. Fuller has leased his farm
to Charles II. Raicbard and will move t.
Canada.
BAKERSFIELD.
The sick people at F. A. Starts house are
no better and fears are entertained tina
Fred A. Start, Mrs. Start and the litt
girl, Pearl, will not recover. They all heC
the measles and took cold. The Brigham
academy resumed its session Monday afte
a recess of two weeks on account Of measles
Many Of the scholars and one teacher ar
still sick. Town Clerk |. n. Randall i
sick. He is over &C years old and he las
week called a physician for the first time.