Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-16

ons; cheese III cars, a., 617 boxes 3,412,-
| i0G pounds This does not include the
warehouse bonds
WEST BERKSHIRE.
Tho nav iron bridge is being pushed to
| completion as fast az possible Mr.. Clark
| Burleson and MIR. William Dimon have
ented the paint shop of Mr.. Samuel Hicks,
md Mr.. D!mon Is to do the painting. Mr..
| Hyron Hicks has moved into his fathor's
louso, aud is to convert the old whcelwright
| 'hop into q blacksmith shop. Ho has hired
| jOurneyman to work for him. Miss
| Carrie Wedge worth closes the village school
| he 18th with an entertainment in tue even
ng.-Miss NJ. X. Gooirich's school closes
1T Berkshire the 10Th inst.-There was a
urge attendance at the box social at Mr..
| &. A. Austins .-There was box social
at Mr.. Asa Laraba's Thursday evening.
FLETCHER.
C.. b. Parsons was in st. Abans Tues
lay.-Missss Aggie and Alice Taylor OF
| Aiburg are visiting at Rev. G. E. DeuePs.
Schools in districts No. ! and 7, Byron
| Leach and Miss Satie Paige teachers, closed
asst Friday night with an exhibition by
zach. Mrs Herb Hunt Of st. Adams
and Mrs +. II. Honsinger OF Swanton are
IN town, called horc by the death of Mrs.
|
Junction visited here last week. Mrs. y.
j. Lamb is recovering from an attack of
German measles. Mrs. Emsline Lowell,
wife of c. w. Marks, died Thursday morn
ng. She had been n great sufferer for a
ong time The funeral was held from
her late home Saturday at l p. M, Rev.
George i. Deuel. officiating. Mrs. Marks
vas highly respected woman. She leaves
a husband and a daughter, Mrs. Ida Hunt
TO morn for her. Her age was about 81
years.
The funeral Of Mrs. G. W. Marks was at
tended at the house Saturday, February II,
at 1 o'clock. The out of town people that
we're here last week are as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs Hunt of st. Adams, Mrs. Housinger,
Mrs Kttridge and Mrs. Pringlo of Swan
ION
TIE Dauforth farm has been let to Ma
than Buck.-Miss Vevie Gates, who has
been in New York city for tho past three
years, gave nn address at the Binghamville
church, Sunday evening, on the work of the
order of the deaconess. She has been visit e
ing her sister, Mrs. r. c. Parsons, OF late,
Mr.. Jordan has moved to the place which
he purchased few weeks since.-Owing to
some misunderst audlng in the matter OF a
mail carrier the new postofiice of West
Fletcher will not be In running order for
some time yet.-Mrs. Stott Of Aibul Oh is q
guest of Mrs. Deuel. The personal prop
erty of the estate of the late John Kinsley
will be cold at auction next Saturday. -
Mrs. Laura Parsons is slowly recovering
, from an attack Of bilious fever. -Mnrtir
SpauldnZ is quite low.-Miss Ethel Kins
!, ley has gone to johnson to attend the Nor
, NAL school.
= MONTGOMERY
Tue new boiler tor the Spool aud Bobbin
company arrived last week. There is to ba
dance at the hall this Monday evening
5 with Thomas Bros full orhestr
:. in attendance. Mrs. Homer Gregg
. gave birth to triplets on Sunday
February 5-three boys, and al
thriving well.-Alfncd Provo has bsel
granted pension of S12 per month. -Johl
Baker of Eden is quite sick at Mrs An
tome Hopes.
! MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
, George Hogaboom has rented the Garav
farm for q three years and taken possession
D.. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hopkins OF Mont
: pelier are visiting in town.-The Congrega
, tional Y, ?. S. c. E. and Ladies. Aid give
literary aud musical entertainment mex
, Friday evening at Stile's hail. They wi
r serve the company with CO. collation. =
. Married, February :, by Row. Fatho
C!alrmont, Edward Beuoit to Louise Cara "
Z Belle Davis goes to Johnson this week I
n attend the Normal school.
e HIGhGATS.
:, The Ladies Aid of the Congregation,
;. church will have a "fish chowder'' suppe
II at their parlors Wednesday evening. "
l. A. Perry aud wife are visiting in town. =
j. X. d. Mcclure and wife have returne
}, from Newport, Georse Holman from Nc,
York city AMI Willard Hefrlon from Bur
Il ling ton.-M Webster has returned t
. Shelburne. c. II. Osgoo! and 7. b. Boac
TO Bethel.-F. II. Barney has received
u pension of $50 month
!. ENOSeURGH.
/. Mr.. Charles T.. Cleaves, who has supple
d the pulpit in Memorial church for thre
r Sundays as a candidate, returned to Bango
II Theological seminary the 18th. lie will, n
doubt, receive a unanimous call to the pas
Il torate to begin July 1.-Mr. Rufus kellogg
died the 18TH OF paralysis. The First Con
- gregational society is to have a small addi
ton 10 their parsonage lot by the will c
j., Ben jamin II, Haswell Fred Eldred is sic
n with measlss-L. l.. Fairbank, is improy
Y ing slowly. -Nellie Fisher, who has bee
u teaching in Highgete, is visiting in town
,, --Mabsl Guild has completed years en-
l. gagement as teacher and returned to he
10 home In Greensboro
y EAST BERKSHIRE.
u Miss Dora Hodges returned to Johns o
y Monday, where sho is attending the Nor
NAL school. Miss May Fletcher died i
n Richford last Saturday .-The parents @
Miss Mortic Wilson gave her a surprise par
ty, hsr 18th birthday. Among her choice;
quits was a gold watch and chain from he
people. Miss Carrie Allen is homo froi