Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
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Mr.. J. W. Polk and Miss Enoln L. Green
Leaf of Decatur, Ala, were married in that
city Monday evening, January .. Miss
GTeanlent was n Winooski girl, daughter
OF Il. T.. Grssnleai, now OF Huntsville Ala
Miss Green!eaf moved with her parents to
Decatur, Ala, five years ago.
MIR. Charles Flint erosa Saturday morn
ing ard fixed his coal fire but did not pro-
properly ad just tbs drafts aad went out.
Mrs. Flint, who was not feeling very well,
remained in bed and tho escaping coal gas
rendered her and her two children almost
nsensibie. They were discovered by Mr..
Shair, who notified Dr. }uroicl; and others,
who quickly relieved the sufiorers,
At the sherih's sale Saturday the Bronson
colt was bid Of by q MIR. Codette Con.d
GRAFTON, Sil.
Fred Lavalee, who has bee absent sover-
o. weeks, returned Saturday evening.
Among those on the sick list are Mrs.
B. y. Austin and Mrs. William o. Brien.
UNDERHiLL.
Mrs. David Weston is confined to the bed
by sickness. Mr.. Goodwin is also under
tine Doctors care. Complaints are numor-
y
Edwards has returned from Boston. -
Oar dentist, DR.. Bradford, has resumed his
office duties after his long Illness George
Terrill is earring potatoes and paying 60
cents at car.-The steam mill here owned
by Col. Woodbury. ia to receive the houvest
stock OF logs ever put in tho yard.
j freeman has returned and will re main
here in the iswelry business. - Considerable
quantities of white birch stock ~ being taken
from here to the turning factory in Jericho.
--Mr. brewster OF the valley was recently
attacked by a young bull, but vaiiaatiy
defended himself with n SHOVEL and next
morning concluded the creature safer
slaug Uttered. -1ransients in town Saturday
wcrs J. Z. Morgan of Cambridge, c. l..
Mudsett OF Fairfax, +. +. Johnson of
Mortified. Prank Ross started on the road
Monday morning as general agent for La
crosse firm.
Nr. NORMAN has sold his farm to Frank
Prior. NoooNn viii move TO j. II. Mays
place. Mrs. T. S. Whippe wns taken sud
denly i'll Sunday night, but is better. The
Riverside posto1ce has been removed to
thu residence Of tho postmaster, b. e. Mead
Chester Peaso is seriously ill.-W illam
Houghton will move iuto the George Shsr-
man house at Riverside.
a tOncmentis bong finished off over l..
F. Terriis store to lie occupied By his con
and clerk, Arthur.-The Library associa-
ton held their annual meeting on Monday
evening and elected the following ollic.rs:
President, L. +. Jackson; treasurer and
librarian, Dr. W. :. Nay; secretary, G. c.
Abbott.
SNELBUfNE.
II. W. Tracy went 70 Nav York FIR: day
10 visit his brother. Prof. c. S. Tracy
Rev. j. L. Bowen, who has been helping
Rev. W. J. Chapman hold revival services
the past two wseks, returned TO his home in
Isle La Motto Frday-niss Somaudy Pierce,
who was severely injured three weeks age
by beng run over by runaway horse in
burlington, is slowly improving. b. c.
Smith is ablo to he OUT again after a severe
illness.
ESSEX CENTRE.
Alpha Messer of Rochester, master of the
| State grange, and O. j. Lowron OF Jericho,
district deputy were hero Friday night aud
| addressed the farmers OF his vicinity upon
agricultural topics and In the interests oil
tho grange. At the close OF tho addresses
grange was organized. Tho officers are
Master, +. ". Ayres; o-erseer, l.. b. Tom
lin.on; lecturer, e. 7. Garvin; steward II
! N. Mansfield; assistant steward, r. r. Bates
treasurer, II. l.. Page; sccre'sry Mrs. IT,
| f. Nichols; gate-ke@Esr, II. L. Nichols
ceres, Mrs Il. l.. Page; fora, Mrs IL. =
Mansfield; pomona, Mrs, l.. B. Tom!nson
| lady assistant steward, Mrs. +. ". Ayres
TIE next meeting will Go hold January rs
| All who are interested are asked TO come ia
The trustees OF tho Essex Classical ln,ti-
tuts held their annual meeting tho 10.t
inst. The officers for the coming year are
| President, Geerss bescher; vic, presidents
T. p. Tyler, +. W. Hall; tecretary, ii. s
futile; treasurer, G. II. Brown; exscutiv,
committee, Samuel keeler, W. f. Chaplin
j. X. Warner. Efforts to increase the facii
ties of the L. Z. L., and for further en-
dowment OF tho institute, are to be made
Principal c. II. Hayden, a. NJ, receive
the thanks of tho officers for his faithful
and efficient service. Mr.. q. S. Powell
continues in worry poor health. Mrs. Jess
Dorr 10 sick with fever. MIR. Charlie
Packard has rented the Edwin Andrew
farm and will take possession in March.
COLCHESTER.
Frank L. Parsons returned home fror
Forest City, Iowa, last week Wednesday. -
| largely attended sociAbls was held at I'll
town house Saturday evening under tn
auspices of the Cornet band.
RICHMOND.
Tho funeral Of John Phillips of Hunting
tor was attended at the Catholic church th
10th inst. He had been married about 81
wesks.-Arthur Ellis has moved into l.
new house on Main street. People are ill
ing their leo houses with excellent ice
Mrs. Lucy Allen and her daughter, Mr.
Stookwell, have moved 10 Mr. Fackard's
Jericho. -Thors ID much trouble with Il
water supply, many farmers find difficult
In watering their stock, and the supply
mapy houses is short on account Of fro
reaching the pipes A man in the emplo
OF q. b. Andrews Of Huntington WI