Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-31

no services In the Methodist mouse sunday
j. s. Patrick's family spent Sunday In
town. -lIrnest Fl. O'Brlen will attend the
Burlington High school this year.-G. ID.
Leonard is able TO ride, but one arm is in a
sling yet.-A roller skating rink he's been
opened in sanctuary's ban.--Miss Alma
Andrews is at home. p Rafferty, family
have returned to Montreal. Cyrus VIII
| cox's summer bosrders have broken camp
and departed for their several homes.
MILTON.
Chester Reynolds had a hearing August
1G before Justice Brown for assault, and in
default of $1,000 bail was committed TO Jail.
His bal has since been raised and he was
released. Mrs Mary Bsrkloy's funeral SER
vices were held Wednesday, tho 10Th, from
her lato residence, Rev. Mr. Atkinson oflici-
| ating. Mr.. l.. Caswell, an nged citizen,
died very suddenly the morning of the 10th.
His funeral was held Monday from his
home, Raw. f. E. Herrck officiating. A
barn belonging to Lewis Lyon was burned
the night Of the 21st, with the contents. -
| Alison Herrick started the 2lst fer Chicago.
WEST MILTON.
| Mr.. Pike OF Jericho preached here last
Sunday in exchange with Mr. Herrck. -
| Mrs T. G. Cook Ct Fairfax visited in this
| Colchester while driving balky horse had
their wagon upset aud ous OF them was
quite bad hurt-Mr. A. a. Herrick is at
tending the worlds faro wing to the
rain Friday night the lawn party was held
at tho church.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
| The case of Aldrich VS.. Kelley to recover
wages due the formers son, minor, was
! ,oj tbot bon st baf "
Drury, j. p. Rufus Brown appeared for
plaintiff and III. e.. Dsavitt for defendant.
Judgment was rendered by Justice Drury
against the defendant, he to pay balance Of
wages with costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien with their
! three children are visiting Mira, O'Brien's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Gleason.
Miss Lizzie Gleason OF Troy, N. Y, is
visiting her parents.
The funeral Of George Sheldon was large
ly attended on Sunday the 20th from his late
residence on Dorset street. Mr. Shel don
was of South BurlingtoD's most esteem
ed citizens and will be much missed by a
| large circle of friends. The shocllingly
sudden death added to the severity OF the
blow for his wife and family, all of whom
have the warm sympathy of the entire COM
munty.
A fire. which was set by small boys, de-
stroyel barn with its contents W Wednesday
forenoon, belonging to Gisorge Foote.
Mrs. Styles and Mrs Hale from Chazy,
n. Y, are visiting at Mr.. Merrihew's.
Mrs. A. s. Poole is stopping with her
daug liter, Mrs. c. II. Warner.
uNDERHlLL.
T. II. Monahan has returned from the
worlds fair. Tue young ladies picnic
was postponed until Saturday, owing to
the rain storm of Thursday. Mrs. w. S.
Nay is spending her vacation at Queen City
Park with relatives &c L. and w. h. Ter
rill returned home Monday from the
worlds far HRS. Hill of Boston is visit
ing at George Benedct's. Miss Maggie
Dowd Of New York city and Miss Mary a,
Conner Of Burlington are the guests OF Mr..
) and Mrs f. L. Terrill -Edwa Thomp.
son of Chicago was in town Wednesday,
Mrs. Washburn and daughters returned 10
New York city tie 2lst.-About Septem-
ber l.. j. Witheren intends TO make a triT
to the worlds far.-Work on Z. $. Sin
CARS new hou is progressing rapidly
Mrs. W. NJ. Bradford has returned from
Jericho Centre.
WEST BOLTON.
a Mrs NJ. KEENAN, and SON Sadie Revnold,
, and Maud Xottmann from Burlington have
been stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Warrer
, Hall. Miss Alice Bacon and her Sunday
school class had picnic Thursday. C
Woodw orth has his new house nearly dont
D and the young people had dance ii
it Thursday night
, WILLISTCN.
Mr.. Tebo and Deputy Sheriff Taft o
: South Burlington have found the partie
who entered Mr.. Tebo's garden on Satur
day night. the 18Th. The bows were in
duced to settle for tho damage done.
WESTFOhr.
= Mis-, Lucinda Boise OF Randolph is visit
n ing Mrs. Edward Morgan. Miss Haiti
IS Beach Is spending a few days in Esss:
Y Junction. John f. Alien left Friday 70
q the worlds far.-Harry Stevens of Wi
= nooski is visiting her sister, Mrs. julia
: Stone-Miss Lepda Hill has returned fror
Il q visit to Underhill Mics Peck of Brush
= ton, N. y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. A
- Bates.
o WlNOO5kl.
The alarm of fire at 1;45 Wednesday after
IS noon was for small Dire in the roof Of tn
- Central Vermont freight house which caugl
u in two places from the sparks of g locomc
tive. The fire department responded wit
commendabe promptness, but a sing
3 stream from the Lafayettes, who were fir
10 on the scene, was all that was necessary
"a The damage is slight. The steamer hos
,e apparatus was a good second at. the fir
at The steamer was out and fred up with
to rush, no less than three pair of horses r
he spending to the call
in A bouncing 11-pound boy ia the cause
d. go many smiles on the countenancs Of Il
f. genial shoemap, w. r. Chambers.
is The Winooski end OF the planking on Il
S. bridge between this village and tie city WI
k, torn up yesterday morning. The bridge
bsing entirely replanEcd.
Joseph Mongeon has sold his meat mark
to Peter Privy aud julius Mongeon. Mi
ell Cora Hull left the 23d for Chicago
NO Wesley Dupaw and family OF Rutland a
u spending "A few days in town.-Theodo
IL Hopkins ia visiting bis uncle, A. j. Steven
n. The wooden mil will open some Of its
g partments to-day.-Mrs Joseph Patnan
tn Of Chicago is visiting Leon Panhandle.
ng Arminie Hall, aged 10 years, died at tt
nd home of her father on West street Thursds