Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-09
CKETTENDEN COUNTY.
AlNESBURGA.

Miss Lille Wright mas Just closed very
successful term of school IN No. 8. Tho
scholars neither absent nor tarly during
the term vere Howard Emmons, Anna
Rollins Katie Currayo aud Laura Ross
Thomas Donahue of the Agricultural col
lege at Burlington will hsvs charge of the
new creamery at the Corners. There 10
great JOY in the Peck household over
the arrival of a little daughter to Rev.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. r. France C p. Boyn-
ton Of E!wood, Neb., viii come East for an
EXTENDED visit soon. The house OF Harley
Kenyon took fire recently from a red hot
stovcpipe but was discovered and extin-
guished by Lewis Wilcox before much dam
age was DONE The town finances are in
a very satisfactory condition. The school
fund shows surplus of about 500, and
the town account deficit o; only %lo0-
c. L. Brownson has moved to the village
into Castesa Douglass house. WIN. Elliott
has rented 7. Rafferty's farm known as the
Terry place. -Euseb Sanctuary is finishing
his block. There are said to be
about 70 miles Of road in town. Will
liam Clifford and Lucinda Sanctuary
were married Sunday by Rev. A. Hall. -
Rev. j. I. Harris and wife arc expected to
return from Washington Thursday The
following officers of Gen. T. S. Peck camp
No. ~, s. of v. were installed Wednesday,
March /, by Chaplain u. Z. Tillsy OF st.
George: Captain, William II. Hillham; first
lieutenant Marshall D. Tiley; second lieu
tenant, Marcus b. Forbes; camp council,
Charles Kenyon, j. T. Laduo and Samuel
Reed; first sergeant, II. W. Forbes; quar-
termas.cr sergeant, F. NJ. Post; color SER
geant II. +. Patrick; S. of g., J. T.. Aid
rich; principal musician, J. +. Ladue; cor
poral Of guard, c. II. Tiley; camp guard,
II. II. Isham; picket guard, II. Bissonette
Immediately after tho installation a supper
was furnished by the Woman's Relief
CORPS the remainder of the evening being
spent Ill dancing. Regular meeting
A. r. hall on Thursday afternoon at 9
O'Clock. AT the annual meeting of Patriot
lodge No. 80, +. and A. NJ. March 3, the
following were elected or appointed officers
for the ensuing year: w. N. Hill, w. NJ
o. a. Baldwin, S. W; o. A. Mead, j. w.
H. NJ. Hull, Treas; II. II. Tiley, Sec. G.
W. Patrick, S. d.. o. Ii. Barber, j. D.; G.
d. Leonard, chaplain w. r. Patrick, mar
shall Sidney c. Ray, tyler; s. j. Ploof and
| i. H. Wymso, stewards
ESSEX JUNCTION.
| A meeting of the legal voters of the vii
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afternoon at 2 O'Clock to consider the quss
tion shall We accept of the acts of incor-
poration as granted to us at the last session
of the Legislature ~ d. Ii. Macomber act
ed as moderator aud f, r, Sawyer as clerk.
| Whole number of v.l-s cast 140; aye, 104
nay, SO. The folloNI . Ulcers we're elect
| ed under the chsrtri .. .t"Ht, William
Fletcher; trustees, Nj. 4, I...., .A..n, Edwarc
Whitcomb ID. j. Hunter, I. w. Sibley
clerk, f. T. Sawyer; treasurer, f. A
Beach, collector, i. ID. Baker; auditors
w. b. johnson, f. w. Booth, S. D. Teach
out; chief engineer, N. ID. Stanley; frs
assistant engineer George B. Drury; sec
ond f. A. Lunt.-John Reynolds hs
returned from northern New York -
Misses Drew and Walker from Burlington
attended the Kings Sons and Daughters
meeting Friday evening Miss Drew CAV,
a very interesting paper on the work of tn
order. The 0ld-fashioned spelling schoo