Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

Several Of our local musicians have organ
lied a bras, band with A. c. Sumner rs
president; Eugene johnson. secretary and
treasurer: G. r. Gunan. leader and bust
ness manager -Rolla. son of OK senator
Pcakc. is home from the military school at
st. Johns. y. N.-MoSps Leo is visiting hi,
sister in Springfield, Mass Physicians re-
port large amount Of sickness in town,
the prevailing disease being severe colds.
Evangelist y. +. Brown. q fine preacher
and singer. j, to commence u series of meet
ings in the Baptist church this wednesday,
evening Meetings will be held each after
noon and evening. Road Commissioner
Carey is spending the week in Malone, ~ y.
EAST MlDDLEBURY
Mis-, Cha,a Sumner is .ill.-NIrs Nellie
Arnold is able to sit up again. Mrs. Grant
the aged mother of Darwin Grant is sick.
Waldo Olm,tcad j, botter.-Ni,s Jennie
English who returned from school at Mas
sacusctts some three weeks ago on account
of poor health. Ia, been quite alarmngly
i'll during the past week Cold Spring lodge
|. O. &. T. held their Goth anniversary sup
per last Friday evening at their hall. About
81 members of the Weybridgc lodge wcrc
present. Herbert Norton. who is travel
ling in the coal and oil regions of Pcnnsyl-
vania. report, in letter to his sister here.
that coal is selling there at - cents per ton
delivered at doors.
MONKTON.
ida Mouton is to teach in the Dart dis
trict-rhilo Conlstocli died quite suddenly
Wednesday, the 24th, and wiz, bulcd De.
ccmhcr Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sears
spent Thgnk,S giving day at Sanford Traceys.
There was a social at the Baptist ye>try
the Gth.-Mr and Mrs G. G. Roscoe spent
Thanksgiving in Addison.
Edith BidHcll is visiting in Below, Fails
-l Mr.. Frank ilind- has been spending n
few days in toUu.--A number of eases of
the grip are in town.
CORNWALL.
Tdin4, have been received of the sudden
death OF Hon. INcius bingham Of Cleveland
o.. IL son of Harris RiHCl1m of West Corn
wall Judge ". II. Bingham. hi, brothrr
left Thursday morning, To attend tn" fun"r-
al.-Eov. =. II. Barnum left Monday the
lth for New Haven Conn. having been
cailrd thithcr Toy ia" severe illness Of Il
brother and si-tcr.--Many from town at
tended ON Friday the funeral of Edgar
Stickucy. one of Shoreham' ) most respected
citizens. Mr.. Sticl,lcy was proStlatcd with
typhoid fever soon after his return from the
world fair
MOTH FERISBURGH.
Mr., Bculah William, is quite sick
Revival mcetmg~ will hc held at the NJ f.
church Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this wcrk-Hon. NJ. p Allen
and Mrs. Allen went to Chicago Monday
night. George King will move to the Dr..
/ Cram place. Howard Cook has moved into
the Billings hou,e.-A pheasant was seen
II TINS vicinity last week
GRANVILLE.
Mrs. Sarah Nmton. wife of \. F. Ninton.
died December :. aged - wears. She leaves
| Il husband two S)n> and a daughter. The
| funeral was held Tuesday at her home. 49,
| Fred Nichols is at work i'll West Rochester
for Robinson n Perkins. e G. Hubbard
and wife were called to West Rochester
| Sunday ON account of the illness of Mr..
| Luther Robinson.-A. j. Lamb is home
| from Bellows Fails --Thcre will be no
! Christmas tree here this YEAR,. II. Tup-
| per and wife were at j. a. Ninton's Sun
day. Willie Ninton was called home from
/ Massachusetts on account OF the death OF
his mother.-\llic Briggs i, very sick 49,
The schools in town have all commenced
with the following named teachers: District
! No. /. Clara DimicE of Warren; Corner
! NddiC Hcminway: North Hollow. Nellie
| Grant of Warren: South Hollow Fannie
! Harvey of Rochester: West Hill Eva Free
man.
RlPTON.
Miss Lillian Baker has returned from
| Randolph sunday morning, December IL.
Rev. w. il. Spencer viii give a temperance
! talk to the children and in the evening a
| lecture to the older ones.
SALISBURY,
Judge Weeks and family have moved to
MiddlcDury for the win1ar.--'lEe schools in
the village have begun with the same teach
crs as last term.
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
Mr., NJ l.. Taylor died the l2th inst
aged - years, The funeral viii be held
Thursday at I O'Clock. at the house
George Angie is very i'll with fever. School
opened Monday the | lth inst. Mr. Human
from New Haven i, the teacher
BRlDPoRT.
Tho funeral Of Rufus Barrovo va, attend
ed at his home last Sunday.-Mi,S Clara
Weed of IIin~iburgh is stopping with Mrs.
|. u. Fletcher. The Ladies society will
meet at their pallorS Thursday, December
l4.-Nlr'. :. W. Chitman has been seriously
i'll. but i, improving Mrs II. +. Hambliu
has gone to Ticonderoga. y. Y.--I.ake
Chunplain is frozen opposite Crown Point.
RlCHVILLE.
Nh Edgar Sticknay died on Tuesday De
ccmber ! of typhoid fever, aged IS years
He was "A prominent business man. widely
known and much esteemed. Ii" leaves q
wife and three daughters The funeral wa,
held on Friday. Rev. Mr. Fisk Of Rutland
officiating MIR Isaac Jennings, an aged
citizen, died Saturday evening of paralysis
Of the throat.
ORWELL.
The young peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor gave an entertainment 9TH,
Husking Bee and an old fash toned supper
at Town Hall. Wednesday evening. Mrs
Ellen Stevens has returned ana taken room
at Eagle Inn for the wintor.-,Iav Brancl
has gone to Kansas where ne will romnil