Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-06
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Methodist church are being torn down.
and arrangements are under way for
moving the old church ediEce back to
make room for TIE proposed now The
foundations for the Presbyterian and Bap-
fist churches stand completed, but nothing
seems to be going on to them this sur,mer,
!. c. Daniel has erected n 12132 feet
granite works building opposite the trottins
park.
George W. Perrin has sold building lot
en- Backley street to Fred Mann.
b. b. jackson has sold ms residence on
Perrin bill to John W. Averill. Consider
alton $4,000.
Mrs. c. s. Nickerson and children went
Monday to spend the summer IN Amherst,
Mass.
Miss Hattie Bigelow died sunday night Of
consumption.
Rev. c. w. Lougren started Monday on
his annual vacation, going to Montreal
thence to the beach in Maine.
MONTPELIER.
Stephen T. Newcomb, aged 80, died OH
Tuesday at the hcme of his mother and
grandfather, Mrs Amanda r. Sewcomb
and Gen. stephen Thomas He WG5 vice.
president o; the U. S. Clothes Pin company
and a member Of Vermont lodge OF Odd
Fellow, members CT which attended tina
funeral in body at t p. m. Thursday.
a large number of citizens gathered at
the depot on Wednesday noon to bid adisu
to Rev. &. W. Gallagher and family, who
left for Tacoma, Wash
The bar docket for the September term OF
Washington County Court, just issued,
sho WI for trial 243 cases, OF which -
liquor cases, b divorce cases and - lar
ceny. In addition to above there arc 81
cases on the chsncery docket.
Fred Jerome and Emma Rodney we're
married Thursday morning at st. Augus-
tines church.
The Capital Savings bank and Trust COM
pany have declared a semi-snnual dividend
of three per cent and the Montpelier Ma
tional bank four per cent.
Mrs. W. r. Lynch end daughter of
Brooklyn arrived Saturday TO spond ths
summer at the Pavilion.
EAST MONT PELlER.
Mr.. and Mrs DR.. j. s. Dodge Of Lincoln
are visiting relatives in this and adjoining
towns. S. a. Ormsbe is spending
few weeks with friends here.-Mss Hattia
Foster, who has spent several months in
Boston studying music, has returned homo.
There was Fourth Of July celObra-
ton ere.-Mr and Mrs. Wesley Hills have
returned from Chicago. j. s. Wheelock
got enc Of his hands injured in the ma
chinery at the mill last week. -Jerred Bias.
sett of Chicago IS visiting relatives here
Mrs. Mary Steven, and c, ?. kimball an
family of Meriden, Conn, are in town.
There was holiness meeting and picnic
| in the grove at c. b. Til!otson's on July !.
- The ladies cleared $50 at their straw berry
festival at the brick church The survey
roll al Ia,
week.
WATERBURY.
Charles Keene has sold his livery stable
TO II. o. and Frank Evans. -Leonard
Graves has resigned as assistant supern-
! tendent OF the asylum, and gees back ia
New York city.
Ole Of the men getting in hay in Ms.
Forests garden knocked the ashes out of his
pipe, setting the hay on fire and it was live
ly work for the neighbors to save the build
ings from being burned. e. NJ. Griffith
has moved his harness shop into the Davis
* Croseett block and Ii. Fo-tior takes his
place with boots and shoes. b. Wallace has
secured employment with Arbuckls ~ Co. of
Burlington in plsc, of f. Z. Evans,
resigned Charles kesne takes +.
| c. Evans house at $1,000 in
exchange for keene's house, livery stable
and six horses at S4400. Miss Kate War
rem at home from Bradford academy, en-
tertained party of friends Mondsy Juns
26-David Gleason of Mortified has
bought the house last occupied by Gilman
Graves at ColbyvilIe. John Deavlllo Of 81.
| Albans is visiting relatives here.-Henry
Sweetzsr was fined So and costs for intoxi-
cation. Tho Waterbury national bank d.
clarsd IA semi-annual dividend of 3 per cen;.
Daniel Moody, aged 30 years, died last
Saturday. --Rev. L. II. Elliott preached ct
| Essex last Sunday. Cassius Russell aud
wife OF Burlington are visiting Charles Con-
| ant-Miss Maud Haskins of Randolph has
been visiting friends in town.-Mrs. Ida
| Willard of Chicago is visiting her mother.
| Mrs Williams has returned to Hard wick.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt have returned from
Hardwick. The ladies from Waterbury
village have picnic to-day at DuNoury
Corner.-Slrs. Daniel Chase is visiting IN
| Burlington.
PLAlNFlELD.
The morning train from Wells River on
Saturday killed three cattle for W. S. Mar
tin and injured others. The Methodist
Sunday school had picnic in Thomas
| Stevens grove last Saturday Mrs. w.
Keith is seriously ill--James Perry from
Barre was in town on Sunday.
FAYSTON.
A. V. Phillips of Bolton visited ut F. s.
Heston's. John Durkoe ana wife of North
Duxbury we're in town over sunday
Schools No. , and closed after Il successful
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