Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-24

town. Mrs. Smith OF Boston is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joel Bartlett
young man IS or 20 years old, who
boarded the delayed section of No. % train,
which YVES running as special in charge of
Conductor NJ. Wyman, at Middlcbury Sun
day jumped fron the train at Shelburne
His face was badly scratched but no bones
were broken. The train was stopped as
quickly as possible and the trainmen rem
dered what assistance they could and called
medical aid Conductor Wyman said tho
man had no ticket for Shelburne
RICHMOND.
pretty wedding took place the 10th
inst. MIR. George Town, postal clerk, and
Miss Carrie Richardson, a teacher in our
public schools, were married at the BRIDES
residence by the Rev. Austin Hazen.
large party of friends were present and
many tokens OF regard presented. The
welded couple left for New London and
Block Island. II. Ii. Fteary of Jonesville,
owner OF the spool and bobbin factory, and
his sons in MASSACHUSETTS, in the same bust
ness, have closed tho factories for the want
of orders. Mrs Fletcher from Kansas is
the guest OF Stafford Fay. MIR. aud Mrs. :.
d. Towers from Michigan are visiting their
cousins in town, Tyler and Perry Towers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ellis are taking an
outing at Malletts Bay. Miss Mary O'Brien
has charge of the postotlice. Mrs. Wood
worth and Mrs. Edmunds from Brooklyn
| n. ", wore the guests OF Mrs Tyler Towers
last week. and Mrs. II. r. Norton
spent last week in Fsrrisburgh. Tho pub
lie schools in town will commence the fall
term Monday. August 2S.-Bir. Page has
the ncipaship in the graded school, Miss
| Nellie Leonard the intermediate and Miss
| Anna Flannery the primary departments;
| Miss Mary O'Brien teaches in No. Z; Miss
! Meta Eesstt, No. l; Miss Hattie Green,
! No. ,; Miss Nellie Stacy, No. s; Miss Jen-
ME Hunt, Jonesvlle; Mas Anna Ellis, No.
| 10; Miss Geemain, No. II.
| Bybil a. Green, daughter OF Salmon and
Sarah a. Green, aged l6 years, II months,
died Tuesday. The funeral was be d
from the Congregational church WedneSd ay
at , o'clock p m.
ST. GEORGE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison are spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs jackson
Isham. Misses Mary and Maggie Sullivan
and Maggie Barry visited in town last Sat
urday.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Mr.. Heman Wheeler, our town clerk, &C
companed by his wife, started Tuesday
morning for tho worlds fair. They expect
to be absent about a month.
| Charles Richardson's milk team ran away
at the depot In the city on Tuesday of last
week aud smashed the wagon badly.
Miss Nora Gleason returned to the city
Wednesday Of last week.
SHELBURNE.
The entertainment Friday evening given
by Miss Maud Murray and Prof. Charles S.
Tracy was enjoyed by large audience.
| They are both artists of the first class
Mrs. Charlotte Rodgers of Springfield, Mass,
| lie visiting friends in town.-At the quart
erly conference OF the Methodist church
| Saturday evening, Ben amin f. Sutton was
/ licensed to preach for one year.-Mr Cullen
OF England, is visiting Charles 5. Tracy. -
| c. f. kinsman and 3. +. Sutton are camp
ing on Mnchi's island. Mr.. and Mrs. Emer
son Thorpe are receiving congratulations
over the birth Of a son.
HUNTINGTON.
The Sargent reunion will be held this year
at Hiram Pierce's August 3).-The apple
crop will be light in this vicinity .-Burton
Ellis of Chicago is expected home this week
Rev. w. II. Lyster is visiting in Canada.
WltLlsTON.
c. +. Johnson was thrown from a scat
fold by the falling of heavy chain attach ed
to Il pulley, Friday, which hit him on the
shoulders splitting the bone and knocking
him senseioss.-Miss Gertrude Bryant is
visiting friends in Richmond.
The school commenced Monday in Obsd
Walston's district with Miss Bushnell as
teacher. -Charlie Burke has returned to
Braintree. -Josoph LaRochelle has pur-
chased tho tenant house of MIR. Northrop;
consideration $500.
Rev. Lyman Ward of South Hartford,
n. Y, will preach in the Universalist
church Monday evening, August %.
WINOO5Kl.
Miss Celia ". Dubuc is visiting friends
in Swanton and will go from there to Can
ada. She expects to be absent about Two
weeks.
DR.. j. G. Green, aged 80 years, died at
his home on West Allen street Thursday at
/ ! O'Clock. DR.. Green graduated from the
Medical department of the L. V. Ii. in
| 1891, sincs which time he has practiced his
profession in Winooski. He leaves a mother
one sister and many friends. The funeral
took place at the Methodist church Sat
urday at Up. m. The remains was taken
to Lake View for burial
DR.. j. G. Green's funeral was held at the
Methodist church Saturday at , D. m. Rev.
Mr.. Webster OF Burlington officiating.
Music was rendered by Messre. baley ana
Tracy and Misses Gray aud Long, with Miss
Rumsay as organist The bearers were
Jobie Leclair, NJ. A. Chase, L. A. Burdiek
and Mr.. George Potvoin. The remains were
taken to Lake View for burial.
Rev A. o. Spoor is seriously i'll.
Mrs. l.. r. Dyke and daughter, Miss
Anna, are in Westford.
w. A. Town and wife are spending a fe "
days ON Block Island, near New York.
The Wine oski Graded school will open
September II.
Miss Anna Desvitt of Lowell, Mass, i.
stopping in town.
NJ. l.. Baldwin and family left Monday
morning for Shoreham, their future home
Miss Katie Sullivan is visiting Miss Annt
McGrath.
Richard Griffin Of Northheli is visiting
his brother, Seth Griffin.
George Geror, who is working on e royei
ledge, severely crushed two fingers of hi
right hand Tuesday morning.
Misses Addie aud Lillian Griffin OF Atho
/ in of hai