Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-30

villo. lie expects to build again soon. james
Stafford of " atervilo has moved to Cam
bridge. - Clarence Powell was called to Es-
sex Thursday to attend the funeral OF his
uncle. Georg, Powell. Rev. Il. Wheelock
of Cambrldge ofliciated at the funeral. -
Carroll REYNOLDS has moved to Westford
where he will carry on farm. Will Stein
hour has moved his family from the Boro
tn .1pfFersonville and w. j. Pease has moved
INTO the tenement vacated by Steinhour -
Wesbburn Smith has sold his junction
property to {. Staygles and moved to the
Daniel Maurice place on the Waterville
road. Twenty OF the little friends OF Etlie
Butler gave her a surprise party last We'd
nesday AFTERNOON, it being her 10th birth
day.-Mrs. Laura Kent OF Hardwick is at
e. A. Ober's.
Mrs. n. f. Bennett Is on the sick list -
Frank Reynolds of the High school Of Bur.
ling on is spending a weeks vacation at
home. The sugar party and sociable at the
Methodist church the 2lst was we'll attend
ed. w. s. Noyes has purchased new en-
llns for his mill. Henry Purdy has adopt
ed the son of his sister. The y. z. S. G.
L. meet on Thursday evening. Miss Glare
Reynolds and sister OF Essex Junction visit
ed in town few days the past week, guests
Of Helen Holmes and Mamie Reynolds. -
Miss Ella Wait, who has been spending a
lew weeks in Montpelier, returned to her
homo Saturday night.
STOWE.
Mrs. Relief Bigelow, the oldest person in
town, died at her home Thursday.
The funeral OF Mrs Relief Bigelow was
held at the West Branch Sunday afternoon
Two OF her sons, Jonathan Bigelow of Bos-
Y II,
we're present. About and upon the casket
rested a choice selection of flowers, sugges-
tive of the fulness and fruitfulness of long
life. AS she felt that the inevitable was
rlose at hand, she spake from the heart, -
"Ihe Lord has blessed me all the way"
The board OF school directors have elected
Mrs. A. c. Raymond town superintendent
md A. c. Raymond clerk of the board
The remains Of Fred Stockwell, who died
recently in Massachusetts of pneumonia,
were brought here for burial Thursday.-
John Drugg has moved to Burlington,
whore he will work for Henry Holt. -Orlo
f. Luc, Of the firm OF Miles, McMahon &
To-, seems to have a sure grip on the post
ms,tership Tho friends of Rev. and
Mrs. George f. Emery remembered
their silver wedding Friday night, -
Oslo Adams aud Miss Arie Barrows were
married at Montpeler, March Il, by rev.
A. y. Lewis. The young couple have be-
gun housekeeping in the house near the
straw gristmill. Fred Mansfield and Lillian
Sveetzer were married recently "a "pil-
low Case' masquerade aud new
sugar festival was held at Green
Mountain Inn Friday night. -Almon
Douglass lost fine colt last week. Bow
man Gale has moved to Morristown. j ohr
Luce is sick with hip trouble. Newell De
mas has taken the Barrett farm in Water
bury. lilo moves this week.
JOHNSON.
Miss Julia Ferry has gone to North Troy.
Mrs. j. j. Robbins of Mooers Junction
n. y, spent Sunday at Hotel johnson. -
Master Arthur Sherwin OF Burlington is
spending his vacation with his uncle here
Dell Sturtevant has been confined to the
house with neuralgia Thomas Margett
spent Sunday in st. Johnsbury. Mrs. NJ.
II. Hunt is in Boston for few days.