Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-11

S. A. Howard Of New Hampton, N. H, to
commence making concrete sidewalks about
July 10
Judge Hiram Carleton is confined to his
house by illness.
Twenty-fl bicyciists met at the Office Of
the Langdon Granite company Monday
evening and organized tho Capital Cycle
club. The officers elected were: President
Theron c. Cotton; vice-presidsnt, Wesley
c. Taplin; secretary and treasurer, Felix
G. Sequine. The first run will be Thursday
evening OF this week with Barre Cycle
club.
Notice is given that the listers Of Mont
pelier will meet at the office of +. H. Laird
May II at a. m, for the purpose OF hear
ing persons aggreved by their action.
WARREN.
Adele Bragg was married at her home
last Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock to
George Wallis of Waitsfeld by Rev. MIR.
Fisk. Miss Jennie Parker was at homs
over Thursday to attend the wedding of
Dele Bragg.
PLAlNFlELD.
Miss Julia HOLSTER of North Montpelier
is teaching the primary department of the
village school, The higher teacher was uu-
able to fill her engagement on account of
sickness &C. f. Woodward, one of the d.
rectors, taught last week. Mrs. Rava Gill
man Russell of Essex Junction is visiting in
town. Dwight, second son OF II. II. Mar
tin of Williamstown was brought here for
burial on Friday. The V. Nj. S. students
gave an interesting concert at kinney's hall
on Saturday. s. c. Shurtleif of Montpel-
Ter has sold 16 acres Of land near the village
TO Ezekiel skinner for $1,000.
EAST ROXBURY.
George Foss is soon to move to the place
owned by Mark Peck. -Emmons Howe of
Mortified and Nellie Stesle were marie
last Monday School commenced last Mon
day with Miss CHADWICK as teacher. Mrs.
Ada Bruce is sick with the measles. -Wini-
fred Foss is teaching 10 district No 5, Rox-
bury
WATERBURY CENTRE.
The Methodist church has new stained
glass windows, the gut Of Mrs ID. Hopkins.
Mrs. Richards son is reported better. r.
H. Mather has changed the postotlice in his
store.-P H. Dale has gone to Island Pond.
lie is expected to preach here next Sunday.
MoRsTO OWN.
Mrs. j. O.. Haskins is very i'll, Il. VIII
cox is in Boston. Mr.. and Mrs William
Trip are visiting in Concord n. HID 5.
Philips was in Boston last week
WILLIAMS OWN.
Deacon aud Mrs George Beckett return
ed last week from "a TRIP 10 New York At
the union service at tbs Methodist church
Sunday evening Rev. j. \. Perrin preach
ed "a Columbian sermon,-M Charles
Graves an old gentleman, died at Mr.. Clog
ston's last week aad was buried Friday. -
Dwight b. Martin, sou of II. H. Martin,
aged about %, died quite unexpectedly last
week after a short illness. He was buried
ia P.ainfield Friday, Rev. Mr.. Fortner of
that place officiating monroe Covell, who
lived just In the edge OF Berlin, was buried
last Friday. He was about II years OF age
aud had always lived on the farm where he
died He leaves a widow. He was buried
at Berlin Corners, Rev. L. E. Key nolds
officiating Miss Mary Chynoweth of
Waits River is teaching in the Longer dis
trict and Miss CRANKY of Watsiieid in tue
Mil village dstrict.-Rev. L. f. Rey-
nods moves INTO the nav parsol-
age this week. H. A. Stockwell
has moved here from Waltstie!d. -
Road Commissioner O. a. Blanchard has a
| good force working on the roads. The viii
| lage streets are now receiving attention.
/ Hll roads were severely washed by last
week rains. --Mrs. Melvin Burnhgm is still
sick. Tracy l.. Jelfords of Washington
| D. c., is expected here on visit soon. -
| Mrs. Betsey Hayward has returned from n
| protracted visit in Boston and vicinity. -
Judge c. U. Iathrop has been confined to
his bed FOR several days vita In grippe