Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-23

contract 10 LEO Ihuly Jan buiIulbS anu
Manufacturing company of st. Louis, Mo.
The contract calls for a structure having IL
cells.
ENOsBURGl1 FALLS.
V. A. Irish has resumed his duties in the
station. The village has voted to put in
system of water works tho cost not to ex
coed $l5 600. The water is to be taken
from the river and forced into the pipes by
direct pressure Farmers Gre complaining
of being short Of hay.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
The Centre school closes this week Friday.
Pinto Paxman and Jennie Jowctt ars
married. Mrs. ii. O. Ro wiley, who has been
very sick, is on the gain. Mrs. &. w. Coy
hes gone to Wells River for few weeks. -
Mrs. {. T. Hail is spending few weeks in
Derby. Born, February ID, to Albert
Brooks and wife, daughter.
FAIRFAX.
DR.. T. A. Petty is boarding at the Valley
Hotel and has rooms with George Hubbell
will j. Trombley is able to be- in the
store some Mrs. H. G.. Nfnot OF Boston
was in town last week on business. w. A.
Martin, superintendent OF the wool!en mill
with his BRIDE ere spending soma time in
Maine, his former home. Frank Mcclellan
had horse slip and break his leg last week.
| 1t had to be killed. Albert Wilcox has
moved to the Isaac Wilcox farm, and lsaac
intends to move to the village "A bout
| $1,000 are already subscribed to repair the
Methodist church. "A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Foss, the 18th, ard they
have pair of twin girls ut Alanson McNall's
Several from this place went to East Fair
.ie.d last Thursday to attond the Masonic
gathering. Ira Hunt is confined to his
| home with rheumn ism. Mrs. AmGsa Wal
| ker, an aged resident of this place, was
! buried last Friday. The remains were
taken to Fletcher. -Stagedriyer Mudgstt
has moved to the village and occupies a
house on Mil street. &C. &. Alfred has
added new shelves and racks for his crockory
in his store, Il. Depatie is laying lew
floor in his store.
The vital statistics CT tho town OF Fair
fax for 1892 show II marriages, 90 births
and 81 deaths. OF tho births were fem ales
and 90 males. OF the deaths 5 were under
> years of age, between ) ard 80, be
tween 80 and 70, 3 between 20 and 80, !
| between 50 and 90, md enc who was Tic
years old Prank McClallen lost his horse
last week He was driving along in the
road near tho residence of 7. f. Wilcox,
when the hors, foil and on examination it
Emmett Sweet is visiting his parents in
New York State aad on his return he will
work for Foster FELTON, on his farm. --Mrs.
| H. G.. Minott of Boston will run the factor
| another season.
NlGSGATE.
N. A. Best Of Reading is in town.
NJ. Tronlbly has returned from Montpelier
Charles Loukes has leased his farm tc
Jerry Farkee and is going to Bo;tou, Mass
Martin HetIlen OF Car bridgeport, Mass.
is in town --Aiavin Lent has returned from
Hoosc Fails, n. y, and is ct work for j
Fl. Hinnerth.-L. j. Sanderson and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Loukes and j. b
Dimen are visiting friends in Fairfax
Frank krause of Montpelier is the guest o
j. II. Stimett.-Miss Hattie Baxter has re
turned from her visit to Montreal. N. F
Chappe!l has come to an understanding
with his creditors and has resumed business
The Ladies Aid OF the Methodist churc
held a social at Mr.. Stock wells, Wed
, nesday evening; and the Kings Daughter
of tina Congregational church tag
. social at Mrs. G.. l.. Stimet's, Friday even
iug.-Miss Grace Stmet has returned fror
Potadam, n. Y.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
There will be quarterly meeting service
in the church on Sunday. Mrs. Hirar
. Darling aud Mrs NJ. j. Darling have re
turned from Highgate, where they hav
! been visiting at f. Hines for the thre
} weeks past.-S. S:anhope invited tho socie
people from this place to his house las
Thursday and upward of 100 were prssen;