Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-13
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
WORTHWHILE.

WORTHWHILE.
There hns been quite question
over the bonds required from the
road commissioner, elected in March meet
ing, as construed by some. The law would
seem to hold the commissioner aud hs
bondsmen personally responsible for dam
ages on the highways. Dlr. LeBaron, who
was elected, does not believe that Is toe in
tent of the law, and will not give bonds un
der those conditions. He has presented
bonds that are all right for the safety Of the
money to bo handled and the faithful dis
charge OF his duty, but there is said to be
solue question whether they are accepted by
the selectmen,
Union Fast day services were held Friday
evening at tho Universalist church, Rev.
Mr.. Nanton OF tho Methodist church preacu-
ing. -Ieechers' examination was held at
the academy by County Examiner Bebee,
Friday and Saturday .-Miss Gem Pottle
has returned homo from New York State.
Wallace Gilbert of ST. Adams spent Fas
day and the following Sunday in town
Mrs. NJ. T.. Bell, agent and collector for the
Industrial Home in Burlington, returned
there Thurslny Most of the merchants
will continue closing their stores at ESQ
each Thursday evening. -mrs. Charles
Wilder is to move her stock Of good, to the
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Cleveland. Ohio adjourned meetin.
for tho election OF officers il In, Nillag
Improvement association y Il be held Thurs
day evening OF this week.
Kew. MIR. Nanton, pastor OF the Methods
church, lectured on masonry Sunday even
ing. Col. y. o. Gates read a sermon at tn
universaist church on sunday because o
the illness OF Rev. Mr.. Wright.-Congress
man H. ii. Powers is suffering with an
other attack OF erysipelas, which develops'
Sunday night and Will probably con fine hin
to bis home here Tor several days. lie wa
expecting to speak IN 81 Johnsbury Tues
day evening IN C. injection with the banque
Of the board oil trade. "A. A. Niles was on
on Monday after three weeks illness. -
Inc united workers VIII meet at the Con
greSatlonal Vestry Friday afternoon
line rem ms OF the little daughter OF Rev
and Mrs. ID. L. Croft of st. Adams weT
brought here for burial Monday. The chill
died Sunday with congestion Of the brain
Tue wife of former resident, Halls II
GATES, died ct OnrciGa, ILL.,, April :. Sh
was MISS Jean simpson of Greensboro an,
graduate OF the People S academy. Tn
msmb.rs OF Prof. Elmore'a dancing schoo
hold @ calico ball hero Friday evening W.T.
supper served in the hal! above.
CAMeRIocE
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to be at home from Pougbkeep,is \. Y
! He is with his sister, Mrs Hall. Mrs 10
! Bunker his mother, is very i'll. Mrs. Lot
| tie Mcfarland has gone nome to johnson.
Miss Ruth Whitcomb ia at homo -Wilmei
| Pat en- is off duty on the railroad and stop
ping with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W
Patten.
The JeTersonvlle separator commences
operations this week. -Fast day service
were observed at tine Second church. DIR
| Bingham of Burlington was called to thi
place last Thursday 10 counsel with DR.. )
| Is. Moran in the case of l. b. Pare -Alrs