Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-07

former resident OF this town, and brother
of Hopson Barker, fell from a building at
st. Adams August %, causing death Sunday
morning. His remains arrived here Tues
day evening. The burial took place We'd
nesday at Emwood under Masonic rites. -
At his own request, ieut f. G. Kimball,
| u s. A., has been ordered back to his regl-
ment in tue United States army; but he
will be present at the opening of the college
year at Norwich university long enough to
| initiate his successor.
Miss Nina Evans has returned from Camp
Comfort, Benningto Miss Mary Newton
Young, preceptress from biitteneague,
Mass. and Wilbur Edison Hurlburt, teacher
in the grammar school, from Georgia ar
rived in town Friday The Northfed high
and graded school began Monday morning.
-bliss Ida Case mas returned from Boston.
| c. II. Avery has returned from Mime
apols, Mimi. E. j. Head OF Boston, adj
vance agent for Rev. j. j. Lewis the cole
brated lecturer, Is in town, making arrange
ments for a series of lectures to be delivered
| by Mr.. Lewis. DR.. Frod Metcaf torted
| Monday for his home in Sacramento Col.
Mrs. NJ S. Gilohrist went to Boston Mon
day. District Attorney Plunley attended
United States court at Brasteboro Monday
and Tuesday. Miss Mertie Tarbell has re-
turned from Queen City Park. -George r.
CoHrin has finished work at +. N. Carpon-
ter's barb,r shop II. A. Flint OF Barre is
at home, having finished work in the Barre
postollice.
WATERBURY,.
Gen. w. w. Henry was in town Wednes-
day. G. Evans and family were in
Waitstiold Thursday. Mary and Bessie
Haines went to Cabot Thursday to attend
the Y. p. S. G. T. convention. Mr.. Far
we'll vito and daughter Of Montpelier were
in town Friday.-M. Paxton is guest
of Mr. l.. Bryant. Clltus Hoag of
Bridgeport, Conn, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs George Lease. Maud and Grace
Woodward have returned to Westheld.
Mass.-Harod and Maud Stranahan have
returned from Westport, N. Y.-Earl Smi.
lie is in town.
Miss Wiswell and Mr.. Luce take
tho place of Miss kimbaIl and Mir.
Avery teachers in the public school,
Miss Kimbal taking Miss Hancock s
place. benjamin Picket is in town
Tue wedding of Eva j., daughter of NJ.
o. Evans, and Mr.. Willis V. Bryan took
place Wednesday evening, Rev. Mr. Hamb-
Ian performing the ceremony. The picture
on exhibition at NJ. NJ Knights store gives
much credit to F. II. Somervile. Mrs. F.
C. Luce is recovering. Frank L. Knights
and c. d. Robinson went to Chicago last
week. -Williem i. Butler has returned tc
Boston. Mrs. Henry Gleason is quite i'll. -
f. c. Luce is among the number booked at
the worlds fair.-Miss Helena Shpmau is
to teach school on LOOMS bill.
', Lloyd G. Hnsbrook spent Sunday in town.
The baby of Morris Daley wac buried
Monday afternoon. Miss Nellie Calkin'
started for Boston Mondays. X
Natralsky gave ii lecture on Bulgaria at the
Congregational church Tuesday evening -
Mr.. Marshall and daughter from Portland
Me, are in n.-The Methodist society
united with the Congregations last Sunday,
Rev. Mr.. Hambin being away on q vaca
ton. Fred Rowland spent Sunday it
town.
The Evening News of Danoury, Conn.
highly compliments Master Dion w. Ken
nedy, son Of q. w. Kennedy, on his re
markabe performance on the piano at a re
cent social ting OF the Epworth leaGu
in that city.
WARREN.
: During the heavy rain storm thu
y goth considerable damage WAS done
. About 80 the saw mill believing to Ell
- Cardell was carried or with the machinery
1t was feared Parker's mill would go an,
j. nearly all the machinery was carried out. -
e Mr. and Mrs. Wells Brown are visiting il
5 wn.-Joseph Drew and family are en-
joying visit from their daughter, Mrs
5 Herbert Church OF Lowell, Mass.
Ezra Kingsbury and James Eldridg'
n have exchanged places Kingsbury pay I'M
y $500 boot. -Considersbi damage don
1t here last week by the heavy rain. Ed Car
If deli's saw mill was carried away and $40
y damage done to Carl Geer's n.il.-Irvir
a Hill and family moved to Moretown Las
| III ofM a,l,,,
/, sets, lie staying ut w. J. McGloflin's -
Is There is to be a oampmeetiug at East War
rem, from September 10th TO 26tt
d Frank Chandler of Silver Lake havin
a. charge. The Weseyans will have quar-
terly meeting services here next Sunday. -
All schools in town began Monday.
If RCXeURY.
l. Mrs. Ed. Young and daug inter-, Miss Nj
d dred, of Bellows Falls and Mrs. Charlie
10 Houghton and children OF Northampton
Mass, returned to their respective HON:
20 last week. "A goodly number from to
II attended the Mortified campmeeting los
week Mr.. Ira Rogers is on the sick list.
- WAlTSFlELD.
,. w. c. Bragg raised on one stock of GA:
RS 116 kernels OF sound grain. Fred Lewis c
A. Boston, accompanied by his lady, is q
r. home. -Gecrge Lewis is at homo from Let
> anon, N. HI. T. Wilder OF Minneapoli.
Mimi, is at home.-L r. Josin is in
to proving -Charlss Green, Frank Brown
n Fred Fasset and Walter Jones returned fror
Chicago Wednesday. The first day of th
r fair was postponed one day and the fai
\. was held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
ID NORTH FAY5TON.
Mrs. Martha Henry and Mrs. Iren
e Fisher are very low. John Goss has tn
IN typhoid fever. Blanche Smith is at home. =
Nat Thomas and daughters have rsturne
II to Keeus n. He, A. Davis and j. A
:. Granddeld's mill dams were washed out b
Thursdays rain. Eugene Griffin hi
a. bought the W. S. Chapman farm of [
b. McCelory he has sold his house an
ground to c. McCelorv
10 SOUTH WOODBURY..
=, Otis Wheeler and wife have moved
- Plaiufield. j. G. Brown and son, koher
b. have returned to their work. Allie Tow