Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27
CHIYTENDkN COUNTY.

Miss Maude il. Collins and DR.. t. ID.
Falby were married on the evening OF April
Is, 1898, at s O'Clock, at the residence of
the brides parents, Nh and Hrs L. I. Col
Inns. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
L. b. Fuller of Sterksboro; and about 100
friends of the contracting parties were pros
emit G. W. Saylos had charge Of the ar
rsrgements. Refreshments served.
Mr. and Mrs. Falby left on the morning
! train for Haverhil, Mass. TO visit the Sis
ter and brother Of the bride, Mr.. aud Mrs.
| T. W. Caverly. From there they 60 to
| New York The presents were many and
valuable.
| The gale Of last Thursday night did hun
dreds OF dollars damage, blowing down
buildings, chimneys, fences, trees, etc. The
damage to property is the heaviest ever
done in this vicinity 10y wind.
ESSEX JUNCTION..
Miss Bessie Dixon of Milton is visiting at
/ DR.. Arklev's MIR. John Stevens is moving
in with Mrs. Grow, Mrs. Stevens sisterir- =
law on Grovs street. Mr.. Hal! will move
| bis goods th. week to the farm vacated 10y
Stevens Rev. Mr. aAl Mrs. Hutchins are
in Buring ton.-Al Henry Ieachout is
| visiting n st. Adams.
Daniel Miller, father of Mira. c. X. Drury
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home in Colchester Sunday. lie was nearly
| 81 years ld.-Mr and Mrs Charles Fields
Of Montpelier arc visiting MIR. George
Drury.
ESSEX CENTRE.
Mira. Minerva Green wood is ill with bron-
chtis and pneumonia. - Rev. \. h. Bake
has been returned to the Methodist parish.
Mrs. y. f. Blake returned Monday from
Barton. N. S. Bradley has broken ground
| for his new reeidence.
SHELsURNE.
large number of the friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Blodgett called on
them Thursday evening, it being the ami
versary OF their marriage. A pleasant
time was en- dyed by all Henry Papireau
is Flushing is house ana will soon Lave it
roady to live in. The many friends OF
Rev. w. ]. Chat m N are glad to learn of
his appointment 10 Sheiburne for another
year. The barns, contents and seven cows
and all the tools of WIN Lascom wers
burned Wednesday night; cause Of fire un-
known.
UNDERr;lLL.
Mrs. Byron Day is critically i'll, the re
suits OF "a shock. DIR. May is about
again. Homer lockwood has recovered. -
Marriage bells are tiniling. Guy Benedict
returns soon to ,achusstts. E. s. Sin
clair has moved his barn preparatory to
the building OF his residence.
MILTON.
W. a, Lord, who lectures in the interests
OF the Kelley cure, addressed the w. c. I.
u. on last Friday evening.
Mr.. Wheeler of Burlington, L. Y. NJ,
read services at Trinity Mission church last
| Sunday morning. An entertainment will
! be given Wednesday, evening at village hall
| by the Episcopal socioty.-T reading cir-
Gle will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. J..
| j. Powell. Prof. Orion of Burlington spent
| Sunday in town, q guest at Edward Films
Miss Dora Clark has gons to Boston. -
Eugene Landon returned last week to Mas.
sachusetts.
COLCHESTER.
Freelsw Nelson has purchased the house
where he has been living the past year. -
| Frank Parsons very narrowly escaped Sc
rious injury last Thursday evening by his
horse becoming frightened and throwing
him from the wagon. Curtis Cary has
gone to Barre, whore no has secured EN-
| ploymsnt.
ST. GEORGE.
Miss Katie Noonin is teaching school at
the Gage meeting house in Shelburne. - Al IS
Maggie Sullivan is teaching in the sucker
hollow district, and Miss Mary GafTany in
the Millham district.
HlNESBURGH.
The furious gale Friday morning blew
down McDonough's cheese factory, over
turning the engine and entirely demoish-
ing the new part OF the building. The GOV
cred bridge near II. d. Weller'U WAS blown
over aud Il barn for b. +. SHINY Elias
! Wertheim has gone TO Illinois, where he
| has good position, A. II. Murphy has a
position with the electric light company Ia
Burlingto Isaiah Dow has sold his
stock and farming tools at auction. -
1t is au unusual sight to SEQ sugar