Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-13

left for i ork State-A boy wos born April 3
to MIR. George and Mary Turner of Lincoln,
at the nome Of nor father. j. S. Moody.
MONkrON.
There ia to be a steam laundry connected
with the creamery in the east part of the
town. Mrs. M. Butler is very low from the
effects of fall few days ago.-Mrs.
Charles Smith and son, Mrs j. Ladd and
Beach Bean, started for the worlds fair
Monday.
WEST ShLlSBU6Y.
Miss Lizzie Marvin has been visiting in
town. Charles Atwood has gono to Leices
ter to study biography. -Myron Pages
sugar house and all its contents
burned April IA maple sugar social was
held in tho Methodist church April L.
NEW HAVEN.
Mrs. Mary II. Dana is visiting her son,
Marvin H.. in New York Rev. C.. n.
Thomas was elected superintendent OF
schools April 1.-Miss Martha Partch of
the Burlington Business college spent Easter
Sunday in Charles Wyatt of Bran
don has leased the Antcne Lorraine farm.
There will be nine schools in town this
school year with the following teach
ers; Mary 4. Hathaway, No. /; Helen A
Miner, No. 2; Kate Hunt, No 3: Adelaide
Chaplin, No. 8; Lizzie NJ. DRAKE, No. s;
tncz Fisk, 70. s. Sarah Wright, No. 8; Ida
Kingsley, NO. 10; Myrtle Brunnsll, No II.
Miss Alice l.. Ward is sick Mrs Kate
Chaplin has gone to Southbridge, Mass, to
care for her sister, Mrs. Antinctte Wealth
erly, who is dangerously sick Mrs. Emma
j. Wicker has rented hsr house to Col. W.
! b. Uuriburt and will 60 to Burlington to
| live.-Mrs. {. C.. Chaffee is visiting reln-
tivcs and friends in Huntington, Vt.-Miss
! Maywoo Cd Palmer Of Bristol is visiting rcla-
tives in town.-Mi.s Della Jacobs, book
keeper for George y. Hall, Burlington,
spent last week In town.-W. V. Sturte-
want has sold 200 bushels Of snowflake pota-
toes for 80 cents per bushel. &C. n Hunt
has purchaaod the c. H. Conant place.
eRlDPORT.
Mrs. f. g. Blaisdel is in Rochester visit
ing 7. Bristol OF Vergennes was at d.
| II. Bennetts store last week buying butter
H. H. Barton is moving to his farm in
/ tho west part OF the town. There arc a
good many changes in residences in this
! locality.
F. a. Williams fell from the hay loft
upon hay rack and injured his chest ser
iously.-C. p Elethorpe has moved to
Hiram Hambin's farm, which he has hired
for the coming year.-F. c. Crane Of Shell
burne is at his fathers, j. G. Crane.
WHITING.
Miss Alice Kelsey has returned from her
visit in Concord, n. H., and is TO leach in
the Graded school in Pittsford this spring
&C. B. Hubbard and Peter Aines have ex-
changed places. -Tuiiield Aines has moved
to Mrs. Simonds' place. But little sugar
has been made as yet.-Bertha and Edna
Baldwin have returned to Middsbury to
school, Carroll and Ethel Nesdham TO
Brandon and Miss Maud Peek to Saxtens
er.-Bert Taylor has taken Mrs. Hub.
bard's farm in Orwell for the coming year.
Clyde ketcham is clerking in the store Of
Needham q Foster. Amos Babbitt has
moved on to the Bryant farm. Everett
Pond ID in poor health. -Miss Carrie Simonds
is to teach in district No. !, Miss Kate W ebs-
ter in No. and Miss Lottie Rawson in
No. 3.-Qute a number OF our young la
dies took the examination for teachers at
Leicester junction last week p. ". Cool;
is convalescent.
SHOREHAM.
School opened at Newton academy Mon
day with Hattie MillinGton as teacher. -
Frank Burge & Son are putting up a honey
house and shop combined.
GRANVILLE.
Msssrs. Hemenway and Nichols received
Is, 900 young trout from the State fish
hatchery OF Roxbury Friday and placsi
them in the Alder meadow brook.-N. j.
Page will build a new barn this summer.
G. B. Campbsll and family start for Min
neepolis, Mimi, about May /.
CORNWALL.
Rev. S. II. Barnum is in New Haven,
, Conn, on 4 visit to hiS mother. Amos At
woods house, at West Cornwall, known a,
} tho MARCHES place, was burned last Friday.
l Cause defective chimney. Mr.. Billings
wife and son of Ripton have moved to tow
and are to carry on Mrp. NJ. Turner's farm
M. c. Ho> of Middlebury has pur
chased the Underhill place and movec
thereon. Mrs. L. Adams mother of Mrs
Joseph Murray, died Saturday at the HON,
OF her daughter. Her funeral was ATTENDED
on Monday from the Catholic church il
Middlebury. c. Frost aud Miss Meind,
Towls were married Wednesday evening
April 8, Rev j. c. Houghton of Middle
bury performing the ceremony.
HANCOCK.
Than Hart Of West Randolph was in to
o buying cattle last week. John Flint is a
f home.-C. G. Ninton lost colt last week.
9 WEY BSlDGE.
Miss Carrie Bakar ia home from ST. A
bans. Rev. j. L. b. - reached his las
$ sermon for this con .'... ,aii last Sun
J. day; it hoped he wn b i-,. ned. -Mra
r Silas Hoyt of Panton Is H.;4 ,sr mother
,, Mrs. Mott, who has been H. but is impro,
: ing Il. l.. Warner is putting up II ne
&c baru, w 81 Hail bias commenced repariu
p bis house.
;. EAST MlOOLEeURY.
James Severance is iIl.-Mrs. Guyet
~ died Monday evening. The examine ton
teachers was held az tue school room il di.
lrict No. =, on Monday, April 10th, CO., Mr.
81 Lafamer is very low. Mrs Albert Hunt
A, failing. William Davis Is visiting his SC