Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-18
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
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daV afternoon. IL begap at the Italian
boarding house on Brook street and was
transferred from there to the small bridge
near the house, whore barrel slaves and
,tones served as weapons After two of
the fighters had dsfigured tho other almost
beyond recognition, bystanders parted
them. one was taken to DR.. q. Is. Nichols
residence, where his wounds were dressed
inter winch he was placed in the lookup by
Officers Nichols and Hamland Monday
morning G.. Cadrini was fined SOL, De-
barnard Geovarui SEQ. 81 and Geourani
Parluuaui S2G Of.
MONTPELIER.
Some GO bicy OK Montpelier and
Barre rode four abreast through tue prin-
cipal streets Of Montpelier early Thursday
evening" En- route to Montpelier the Barre
club was met about half way between the
Two villages by the Montpelier club. 1t is
expected that Ike occurrences will be fire.
quent during tho summer. The captain OF
the Barre club was Ed. Walsh, and OF the
Montpelier club Walter c. Tsplin.
The body of Norman W. Johnson, form
,rly of East Montpelier, who died at the
Soldiers Home at bennington, reached here
on the noon train Friday. The funeral ex-
ercises were under the auspices of Brooks
post and the intsrmcnt was in the Cutler
cemetery
The exceptions which have given so much
trouble in State VS.. j. b. Dyer ct al, which
Is the famous granite conspiracy case, were
substantially settled in the hearing which
Judge Munson gave the parties Interested
during the past week. 1t Is now expected
that the case will be tried at the next
general term of the Supreme Court.
i. c. Smith, president of tho Central
/, 20,
PANIED by George 7. Chds, editor of the
St. Albnns Messenger and Bradley Smalley
OF Burlington aud others, passed through
MONTPELIER aud visited Barro to-day. They
we're accompanied to Barre by Station
Agent i. ". Thompson
u. r. Sortwell 81 Cambridge Mass, has
engaged n suite of rooms at the Pavilion
fcr the summer.
Walter \. Andrew has finished. work in
The fruit store of II. a. Bowman.
Miss Nav Willard, formerly of this place,
now of Boston, is in town.
The MGsons If Mount Zion commaudery,
No. 9, have accepted an invitstion from
Brooks post to participate in the Memorial
day exercises.
Rev A j. Covile Of Waterbury will
preach in Bethany church Sunday forenoon
aud evening.
cutlon at the Methodist seminary, has been
called 10 New York city, owing to the sick
ness Of her brother.
W. \. Jones viii return from the worlds
lair at Chicago She last of this week.
George ~ Newton of Burlington and
Carrie W. Iemp.eton OF this place, daugh-
ter OF DR.. H. L. Templeton, were married
Saturday afternoon at the residence Of and
by 7. j. BoyntOu, justice OF ths peace.
Ex-Goy, William p. Dillingham; will
deliver toe Memorial day address, at Md
dlebury.
Prentiss {. Wright, junior partner of the
late firm of Medad Wright q Son, died
Sunday evening at Wrightsvile, aged %
years. He never married. He mem
bor Of Co. l. 18th Vermont regiment. Ths
funeral Will took place at his dwelling house
at 1880 a. III. Wednesday,
Curtiss c. Abbott, a Boston attorney, has
rented the house on " utter street extension
formerly ed by H. b. Hopkins OF j.
L. Hubbard. Ills daughter is to reside in
town tins summer for the benefit of her
heath.
The government officials say that for the
past few days an average OF 800 samples
per day OF maple sugar have been received.
It is expected that wIth their present force
they "li. be able to complete tLelr WORK
about jim. il.
east MON1PEL e..
John Worcester and Miss Nyo were mar
rel May 3.-Alexander Jarvis re-
re.ycd 4 bad wound while unlo ed,ng his re-
VoIYoT The weopou won't off, tie bal
passing down through his kuee an / edged
IN LIs eg.-Mrs. DIugwsl Is teaching n
the Cutler district, Helen Goodwin in the
Peck district and L.sie j. Wneeier in the
Morse district
Mrs II. Il. Wood ward is visiting in Ca
bat Alvin Pierce lost a valuable horse
last week. n. Dodge of Oregon Yves in
town last Friday. -IA. Sunday school at
the Centre was reorGau!ze May lst with
F.. y. Pierce Ms superintendent. ". c.
Dodge is building q house on tho Fannie
Jhayer lot IN South CaIals. Mr.. end Mrs
Fred Strous were invited TO Montpelier t.
attend the wedding OF Miss Carrie Temple
ton Saturday.
YORKTOWN.
Miss Emma Tracy of Waterbury spen
Sunday with Mrs j. o. Hasdius Mr.. auc
Nrs, vii lam Trlpp are visiting in Concord
y. M-Bessie Bruce OF Montpelier wa. II
town Sunday.-Mr and Mrs Merrill ChiiC
are rejoicing over tine birth of daug hter
p-AINFleLp.
Dr.. b. b. Smith starts for the wood.
fair Monday Miss Bertha Chamberliu wa,
thrown from a carriage while on her way
to IlainGsd but was not seriously njured
A daughter WIS horn to Rev. and Mrs
Williams Friday, May l2.-Mrs. Wal
bridge visited Mrs. Arthur Coburn owe
Sunday. - Rev. Charles Nlckerson gave al
In terestng lecture on Bsrnum al the Univ
ersaat House Monday night. Mrs. Hol
| 'ook is visiting Mrs b. h. Smith, he
ulster
WATERBURY.
Edward Glover and wife o. Roston hav
been visiting III town.-H. f.. Boyce Dough
line PAR OF sorrel horses in Montreal
Weighing 100 enrh. joel Remington la
returned 20 Minneapolis. c. Luce o
Nor'hiied has rental the Carpenter hous
ON Maple street. Mrs. Lester Wrisley o
Burlington Is visiting in town
Josie, daughter of Thomas Norway, age,
nine ye' rs, dIei Of Rheumatic foyer efter
long illness. Mrs, A. j. Corlll has organ
lied an Observation soci.ty among tn
young people Tor the study OF specimens o
plants and woOds OF different kinds. %,