Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06


Somerville, j. D.; Ed. Tracy. s. s.;
George Dumas, j. s.; II. Fortier, tyler. AT
the fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist church, w. 7. Dillingham;, j. A.
Burleigh, c. f. Wyman, w. II. Elliott, 4.
b. Crossott w. L. Gupt S. 3. Foster, and
J. NJ. Wallace we're cleo ed stewards. Rev
L. j. Ward of Morrsvile has been spending
q few days in town.
Spring term OF school convened Monday.
Easter services with Sunday school con-
cert were held at both the Methodist and
| Congregational churches Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs Hinsdale of Wiliiston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Long and Miss Hammond of Bur
lington, Lester Wrisley and wife of Meri-
| den, Conn, were all in town over Sunday.
Jacob Foss has sold his farm to George
Farnsworth. -B. Il. Picket has leased his
| Duxbury farm to Joel Davis. w lillian
Butler has returned to Boston. Seth Boyce
has moved into the c. II. Sheplee house aud
Philo Towle into the house formerly occu-
pied by d. NJ. Knight. Edward Seorles of
| Toronto, Canada, is in town.-Miss Carrie
| Wright of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
has been visiting in town.
John Ryan, aged rs years. died last week.
| He came from Ireland 40 years ago. Rev.
A. j. Coville will preach the fast day ser
mon at the Methodist church next Friday
at II O'Clock a. m.-An infant daughter,
| aged ak mon tbs of Edward Woodward was
buried last Sunday The business OF II. Z.
Boyce went into the hands OF the new firm
of Ii. E. Boyce IL Son April /.
WAlTSFiELD.
The marriage of Holmes L. Bates and
Eliie A. Baker, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Orvin Baker of Huntington, occurred at the
| home of tho groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Bates, on Wednesday evening,
March 80 Rev. Z. S. Fiske officiating. -
Cassius Joslin, who broke his shoulder some
time ago, is abls to be out and look after
his business again. Mrs. Z. f. Ramsay,
who has been suffering for some time with
cancer trouble, is slowly on the gain.
ROXBURY.
Mrs. Wesley Williams, who has been very
Ill with pneumonia, is a little better. E
| p. Burnham Is better. DR.. |. II. Fiske has
gone to Montpelier, where he has accepted
partnership with Dr.. Lance, leaving Rox-
| bury without O physician. - Miss Alice
Shepard has been quite SICK; also Mr. La
than. Mrs Emily p. Bean lie better.
NORrHFiELO.
Miss Carrie Lovsand OF Ike n is vistin g
Miss Flora Knapp. &c. f. Reed goes to
Boston this week.-Halsey r g'rton has
been quite sick, but is improving. The
Good Templars will hold th,lr Goth ami
versary a armory hail If day evening.
Each member is entitled TO invite enc
friend. New map.e sug will be served
during the evening. Leon b. Allen is visit
ing h s brother Charles - United states At
tornty Plum ey went TO st. Adams Mon
day.-hi,s Martha Hazsn is at home spend
ing her vacat n. Kew DR.. Hazsn IS
slightly i'll.
WORCESTER.
Miss Lillian Vail has been visiting in
| Montpe isr recently. Frank Durham was at
home from Burlington over Sunday. -
A sugar party aud promenade was
given by the band Wednesday
evening. --Airs. Harris Hamb e, died
Wednesday after long illness. The funer-
al held Friday, Revs. NJ. II. Ryan ma
p. II. Carpenter officiating The Grauge,
of which she was chaplain, took part in the
obsequies. Mr. Hamlet is very sick. -
Mrs. Abner Aust n is i'll.
PLAINFIeLD.
Archie Nye has leased the Eugene Good
rich farm. Richard Denver died very sud
denly at Cassius l.. Msrtn's.-Fast day ser
vices will be observed at the Methodist
church. Charles f. Woodward Of the
| l.. -
Burt TOWNSEND has moved into the Eugene
Cue house. Mrs. Em Bartlett of Boston il.
visiting in town
WAT ERBURY CENTRE.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs
r II. Mather, Wedue, day evening l. N.
Moody read a sermon Sunday at the feo-
pies church. Sunday next Prof. Dale i.
expected to preach. - bout 20 of the Sem.
mary students on joysd sugar party ct w
L. MarshalPs, Saturday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Of Montpelier, have been visit
ing at J. .. Whecler's.
WAIT5FIELO.
Mr.. Joseph Palmer broke bis leg recently
Mrs Joseph Palmer has returned from
Waterbury, where she underwent a success
ful treatment for her ncer.-Mrs c. f
Ramsay i, being treated for the removal Of
cancer. The Good Tempars presented {
pl y, "ln Pawn" FriGay evening, BIN
very little sugar has been made c. f.
Eddy is to build creamery in Moreloyn
Moses Long is 10 erect large barn for
VIII Mclaughlin the coming summer.
ROXBURY.
E. T. Burnham is con vaescing. -Isa
Snow was in town last week visiting he,
grandparents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Spa!d
Ing. john Moirat Is moving into &. Brac
kett's house. Miss Hannah Flint wen
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Ames.-
Mrs. Bean called to Worcester las
week by the death OF her daughter, Mrs
Eum, Hamblst. Mrs. seth Flint died las
Saturday.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Samuel Mar bles children have the Whom
ing cough. i. B. Eaton children have th
scarlet fever.-J. II. John son in v ted in som
friends to eat new sugar recently Taste
services were conducted by Rev. vs.. q
Douglass Of Waitstield. Prayer meeting i
to be held at the house of j. II, Johnso,
, this week.
How. This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward 70
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured b
, Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY 81 CO., Toledo. O.
We, the un dersigned have known f. j. Che
ney for the last 10 years, and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business transaction
and financially able to carry out any obliga
tons made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
q. WALDING, KINNAN q MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists. TolelO q.
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