Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-08

pirate exercises and floral decorations. DIR.
Russell and wife have returned from Bos
ton L. Field has returned home. -
There were 90 couples at the Decoration day
ball. H. Il. Remington has been recalled
TO his homo in Ftchburg, Mass by the
sudden death OF his business partner. The
selectmen have decided to build an iron
bridge over Lewis creek in place of the one
blown down and have let the contract to u
New York State firm for 5000. The mate
rial will be steel and wrought iron exclu-
sively. james Fraser set hen on 10
eggs and she hatched out 10 chickens, which
was doing fairly well for Scotch hen. -
Justin Dow and vito have returned after
four years residonce in Salt Lake City,
Utah.
ESSEX JUNCTION..
Alba Booth OF Swanton was in town a
few days last week. Miss Ethel Bates of
Randolph spent lew days in town, guest
| of Mr.. "A. +. Read. Justin Dow of Salt
Lake City and Isaiah Dow of Hinesburgh
| wers in town Saturday. frank Landon
and wife started Saturday noon for White
River Junction to spend few days.-Miss
Sophronia Booth of Essex Center Is stop
ping few days at DR.. Ferrin's.
Miss Agnes Drury is visiting Mrs. j. II.
Robinson of Buring ton. Rev. Mr.. Tenney
| 4.
is suffering with sprained ankle. Mi ss
Minnie IRISH Deyette and children are visit
ing her sisters here for a few days.-Mr.
David Mckenzie, superintendent Of the
Now London division Of the Central YER
mont railroad, was in town over Sunday to
| visit Mrs. Mckenzie, who has been quito
| sick for few days but is convalescing. -
| Mr.. Ed. Nandeau, wife aud child OF Water
bury are visiting his father Joseph Yandeau.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. G. NJ. Rouse
fell down flight of stairs, sustaining seri
| GUS IN iuries. Her left arm wes fractured
near the wrist her nose broken and other
| injuries to her body, face and one
eye sustained. - Mrs. Myrtle Hill
dreth started Monday for Chicago to
visit the worlds fair and spend few weeks
visiting friends. The Sherman W. r. c.
post of EssexJun ction at their last meetn Z
unanimously passed resolutions that the
death Of Mrs. Martha II. Beach leaves va
cant place that eau never be satisfactorily
filled.
RICHMOND.
The water works put in last fall by
Walker, Hilton 81 Co., trozs up last winter
and failed. The firm have relaid the
works, putting in larger tubing and they
are now in working order, some 40 families
| m ~ IN a
on the Central and Mics ola uon1v or,
10 oe married the 'tn INST. -Cnerles NC
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hi. Vow 80 Chiao., c.a.;o, 49, p.ta.
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oHEL6OHNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Coamer entertained
large party of their friends Friday even
ing, at their home on Shelburns Point. At
the last business nesting of the Y. T. $. G..
f., Miss j. Bella Scoville and Miss Florence
Newell were elected delegates to attend the
county convention at Hinesburgh, Wednes-
day. Hon. Leo Tracy has returned from
Caillornla' where ne spent the winter
f,t atNtL,is , pA'soi
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CHA8lOT TIE.
Mrs. E. w. Wild of Boston is visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Dorr. Mrs.
Frank Humphrey Is visiting friends in
Willsboro, n. Y.
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G%o CHAhLO | (.
Friends OF Charles w. Taggart are pleased
TO welcome him home after absence of
over year in Middletown, Conn, where
he holds responsible business position. -
Deacon julius Dumas and wife OF Bristol
are In town and attended the wedding OF
their niscs, Miss Katie Taggart % Bur
| lington. The grass crop on most meade VS.
has looked favorable until week past
The promise OF an abundance of fruit is
quite encouraging, as we have had no late
frosts thus far this season and there has
been profusion OF bloom on all fruit trees.
1t is pleasant to note in this memorial
season that {. q. Sherman, our former
townsman, now OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
sent his yearly contribution in money for
procuring flowers and caring for the graves
of the departed.
MILTON
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