Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

f. Suuier clerk Miss Ettie A. Thompson
10 visiting friends in Lynn aud Msrsbield,
Mass Mrs. G. j. Thomas of Montgomery
Centre, Mrs 4. G. Gregory of Salem, n.
". and Henry Foster of Camden, n. Y,
are visiting in town. -Xsb Sears has bought
O farm in Lincoln.
Mrs. Henry Day is sick. w. F.. Calvin
and wife are at homo from Worcester,
Mass "A. Larma has leased the farm now
| occupied by j. Pierce. Mr. Pierce expects
to move to the l.. H. Baker place. Her
man Damon has purchased the house owned
by Mrs. H. Flint.-Alle Pierce has gone to
| Worcester, Mass.-Dr II. d. Powers
preached an interesting sermon at the Con
gregational church Sunday, March 10, in
the absence Of the pastor, Rev. Charles
Leonard.
sTARkSeORO.
Orange Stokes lie better. Sunday the Goth
the sugar house on tho Hiram Cbaffee place
burned with all its contsnts.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Hsnnon, j., are rejoicing over the
advent of pound boy. Miss Porter has
ths mumps.
MONkTON.
About - Ut our young people gathered
at Mr. Curtis Shattuck's last Wednesday
evening TO give his son Wilbur and bride
reception. The Monkton cornst band were
present and rendered some fine selections,
which, with other music and games. made
the evening pass quickly. After refresh
merits the company departed, leaving hopes
of Joy and prosperity to Mr. and Mrs. VIII
bur Shattuck.
Mrs. c. L. Smith ami son expect to go TO
Chicago the first week in A pril. Jane
Washburn has moved to the Boro. Mrs.
n. C. Gage has srented her farm to Joseph
Bagor,
CORNWALL.
Robert Eaton severely sprained one of
his ankles Thursday, being thrown from a
ioed Of hay. Mrs. Ellie Virgil, daughter
of Robert Sw nton, formerly of this town,
attempted suicide by shooting on March
% at Fort Plains, y. Y Her sister, Mrs.
d. 3. Seaman of this town, was summoned
and returned Monday, accompanied by Mrs.
Virgil, who is now at her fathers in Sails
bury ip a precerious condition.
WEYRRlDGe.
Ronin Beenan has moved to Bridport
and Abram Swcuor occupies the Ishnm
house. Nelson Merrill has moved into Mrs.
Bowdsh'e house on Water street. Mrs.
Botsey Smith OF Bristol Is visiting her
u
meetings were held in the several districts
March %. Nest Of the districts had q sur
plus fund. The Wesleyan church property
has been leased to the town, the church re
serving the right to hold religious services.
Miss Ina Fske is to tsach IN BrooEsville
and Miss Sadie Whitman in Eipton. Rev.
J. L. Fort will leave next Monday mornng
or conference. Mrs. Fort will accompany
him as far as bennington, her former home.
Miss Mary Elmer, from Castleton Normal
school has been engaged to teach in district
No. 3; Miss Ryeford, from Randolph Nor
NAL achco, in No. 2, and Miss Matte Bow
dish from Saxton River academy, in No.
u.
SALISBURY.
On Saturday, Apri T. IS Lorenzo Conant
was on his way HON, from toe store with
Ii, Saturr avs supply of groceries he fell
dead by the side Of the road. Heart failure
; is said to have been the cause. Mr.. Conant
was over 20 years of age and a native of
this town One son. Charles Conant OF
this town. and Mrs, Emily Kenworthy Of
! Warren survive him. John Mack's team
ran away last weNl ard MUIR al ore Of hi.
horses quite la 'lY-Mrs. l. ID. Dyer re-
turned home last week Wednesday.
BRISTOL.
-. T.. OrCVer arrived lest lnursuey W O.
nine horses purchased in Boston. +. w.
Nash has moved his q Is into the DRAKE
= FAIR blccS.--F. ~ Hill mas bought out B.
c. Sargents business Aaron Piper ia re
> pairing the store 70 ner. = oc cupisd wv F.
W. Nash and ia to open grocery. Y r.i
c Benedict has purchased r Stewart $ bls
Il ness The school drec ors met Friday suc
y | elected j. j. Ridley chairman, and appoint
cd y. c. Sumner clerk and A. d. Searle
8 sup4rntendendent % Z. Or yer rendered
u his re ,ignat ion M one of the listers to tn,
seloctmen Saturday. c. V. BAtes has bee!
appointed to fill the vacancy.
:, NORTH FERRlsBURGH.
David Ploof has moved into one Of N. j
: Aliens tenement houses Joseph Stone i
+ out from a recent sickness Mics Lorett
u Reynolds is engaged to teach the school il
u tue Green bush district. Mrs. ALDER
Crouk's parents returned home to New Y orl
= Monday. John Martin has gone to Yer
#. gennes to clerk for y. j. McCuon.
u BRlOPORT.
The funeral of Mrs Edrick Spauldin
i. was held from the home of the deceased OF
"Wednesday of s't week. Mrs. $. Il
Walker Is i'll with tho measles. b
4 Brown has moved to Middlebury.- IS. w
h Pratt has boushc tho farm OF +. p Brough
ton.-Mrs. Dora St. Johns has purchases
n the Pettibone farm. II. H. Barton ha
n moved back to his farm H. A. Dumas ha
10 taken possession OF the |. s. Doty farm.
II LINCOLN.
The school directors have appointed c. G
Il Butterfield clerk and Mrs. Josie L. Morga
&c superintendent. George Narney is ILL.
le Joseph Daniels has purchased +. G. Colby
u farm.-Mr Worth and family have move
D. into George Fortunes house.-Gsorge Al
y wood has entered the employ OF the Lincol
= Lumber company Easter services WEI
10 held in both churc! Q here
st NEW HAVEN MILLS.
s. Mrs Harrison Goldman of Munger stree
We died March 81 The funeral was held froI
y the house April ., Rev. c. N. Thomas of
of ciating. MIR and Mrs, Fred Briggs hav
IN moved to Phelps Nash's fsrm.-Mr. an
a Mrs. Ernest Kimpton arrived from Mort
- Pomfret Monday Quite a number al
er having the mumps. The creamery oper
Il April 6. w. c. Jacobs is TO have chare
H. OF it.-Unclaimed letters in the New Have