Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-18

pleasant gathering was attended by ma
rons and children Thursday at the Co gre
gational parsonage -Children's day will lie
observed at the Congregational church. -
Many OF our townsmen were in Cambridge
attending the funeral of Comrade Morse. -
e. s. Whitcomb is busy closing up the
sugar samples for testing business. "A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Terrill
Friday morning. Nellie Reynolds was
buried Friday.
SHELBURNE.
John b. Dubuc started Monday for Chi
cago to visit the worlds fair, after which
he will 60 to st. Paul and Minneapolis,
thence to Manitoba TO visit his brother,
Judge Dubuc. Judge f. A Weed went to
New York Monday evening Thomas New
comb went to Brooklyn Saturda Henry
Papineau has moved into his nav house.
Dr. w. s. Webb is transplanting large
NUM- Der Of shade and ornamental trees this
spring.
CHARLOTTE.
Mr.. w. II. Holmes has completed a sur
vey Of the roads in towns and finds "a
miles. --Myrou ~ Williams, our new road
commissioner entered upon his duties last
week.-Mrs.. Joseph Terry sr., has been
worry i'll for the past two weeks. The band
are engaged to play In Shelburne on Deco-
ration day. A. \. Byipg.on commenced
the wall for his new 120 by 40 leJt barn
last Monday.
COLCAESTE7.
| Owing to'the recent rains farmers n re be
! hind with their planting. The creamery
paid 81. "a ON the average for April milk.
| Three tons of milk 6re received daily now
A was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hank
White the 18th inst.
RICHMOND.
A. c. Fngg hos bought the livery stable
and stock Of Il. i. Freeman for $4,000.
Frank Flagg hos moved into the dwelling
house aud viii have charge of the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Jonos from Fitch
burg, Mass. are visiting ct their parents. -
Frank heZen county examiner for Orleans
county and principal of Creftsbury acade-
my is visiting his parents at home. - y. c.
| Flagg has sold the Frank Flagg PLACE at
Fay's Corners to Lewis Bartoa, for $500. -
Seventy five dogs havo been licensed by the
town clerk this spring.
WESrFORD.
While L. A. Bates was drawing some
heavy sticks OF timber last week, one OF
them fell from tie load, striking him below
the knoe and breaking his leg in two places.
The cheese factory company are covering
the roof OF the factory with slate, and
changed from making butter to cheese on
| May 10.
George N. Huntey has bought the Bishop
farm. John Bashaw, who moved TO Fletch
er in the winter, WAS buried at Milton Sat
urday. -Mrs DR.. Lund Of Burlington is
visiting friends in town.
JERICHO CENTRE.
Rev. Austin Nazon Of Richmond preached
here Sunday morning for MIR. Rose. - Bar
ney Mattimors has men repairing the roads.
r W. Wentworth, OF Paterson, \.
j., aud Miss Florence Hur!burt OF Jericho
Centre, were married at the residence of W.
L. Macombor, til, ceremony being per
formed by the Row. Edwin Rose of Jericho
WEST MlLTON.
Mrs. J. NJ. Tabor and sou of Weet Swan
ton spent the sabbath at D. O. BuiIockS.
Mrs. A. A. Allen was called to Cole hes tel
last week to attend the funeral Of her uncle
| Mr.. Mongor -Mr. and Mrs. Buckley of
Burlington were here last week.
tlUNTlNGT
Camp No So, Sons of Veterans, will b.
insp .cted Thurrday evening by Past Coo
mel, II. S. Foster Of Burlington. Tho CGmI
has elected the following committee to make
arrangements for the dedication Of the new
&. A. II. and Sons OF Netsraat Hall: II.
W. Gillette, Capt. c. j. Smith and G. NJ
Burnham.