Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-05
VERGENNES.


VERGENNES.
DR.. G. W. =. Kiddcr, formerly Of this
ritv. died at Pittscld the Goth, aged -
wears. lie leaves one son, who resides in
Boston. The remains arrived ON the mail
train mt 4 p. M. aud were met at the sta
ton hy friend. and conveyed TO the new
cemetery for burial. Brief services were
held at the grave 10y Rev. Mr. Smith of st.
Paul's church.
Antoine TatrO furnished the required
800 bail and was not taken TO MiddlcburN.
--Gcorgc Miles. for two year, foreman of
y. G. Norton q Sons island mills. has
bought a griot mill in Lewis, y. y. and has
taken possession.
At the gents whist party Wednesday of
last week six tables were called into r'qui>i
ton. and besides Vermont. the States of
Pennsylvania. Tennessee, New York end
California were represented in the pa,lora of
j. c. Hmdes. Charlcs T.. kddcr Of Hos-
ton. who accompanied the remains of his
father t. this place has returned To his
home. pr. Willard has received miayur-
able adviccs from Mrs. Wiliard.--'rho re
mains of Mis-, Marion Quimhv OF WGltham
werctakeuto Randolph Thursday. chcaith
Of William W. Hawkins remains poor
The time and place for holding the Vermont
church choir festival has been changed to
November and : at Rutland. Mr. and
Mrs. Eli, Of FittSh"ll returned home Thurs
lav-Aaron Carpenter and wife of Ferris
hurgh and W. +. Fisher and wife of Walt
ham started for the worlds fair Monday
II. H. TalImau of Malone. y. v. succeeds &.
Miles as foreman for y. q. Norton n Sons.
Miss Mary GosS is home from Andovor.-
The 3SxS5 feet roof of the Nrcyin, 4 llavi-
land mandatory, is elevated To / feet,
the required height. h. John Alden
James Lnou. ir.. aged IT, while playing
with a - caibrr revolver with party of
boy, saturday. was shot in the right side of
his neck. the ball lodging back of the wind
pipe. He blel 50 freely that when brought
home physicians feared to probe for the
ball, which i lodged in the muscles OF his
neck. II" j, resting under the influence
If morphine, with the result in doubt. -
Rev. MIR. Pearson and wife have arrived
from Scotland, and he ms resumed his pas.
toral duties in connection with the Baptist
rhTch.-W. f. I'r>bcc and wife, Irving
carpenter and wife, accompanied by Grace
i. Jackman and her brother. William Hen
rN, left for the worlds fair Monday
Hon. Elisha Smith has returned from the
worlds fair-E &. Norton and wife. Mrs.
Neville, William J. Strong of the Farmers
bank and Orrin Dalrymplc and wife, started
Monday afternoon for Chicago.-The State
Reform school now has ~ inmates Three
boys were added from Newport last week.
The Baptist church and society rendered
their returned pastor and his wife, Rev. Mr..
Pearson, public reception in the church
parlors Wednesday evening. Mayor
Booth was treated to birthday sur
prise party Sunday by his children. The
occasion was one of deep interest, his honor
having reached the ripe age of three score
aii', eIeVeil Neu's'-N '''i'N'',N q, ~ I1lil'N
wov of Koesoyillc where they ioin - ia,tv
nf friends Burt Harris will enter nm Al
hanv business COLLEGE soon Cam Charles
A Booth. wife and dauphter lnf, Norrnnnas
Monday Mrs Booth and douohter ca to
Detroit and tbc worlds foir Cant Enotb
nroceode to HARRISBURG p, lam. Siuou
i doino well Inf fine holl in his neck has
heen nmoIes,ed Not loss thnn ono hmm
drad nnrsons are bool,ed for tbn vorlI,. f,i,.
from his nIaca and vicinity tbo ,,,o.an+
week
The no,u. and food soInsroo,ne If \ q
Norton A. sons an Main .t,.oot Goino.,
hloc, were entered tbrouob rho Pom. Inv.
hrooknc fine window Monday NIGHT md an
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