Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25
RUTLAND COUNTY.

The farm Of William r. Clark, formerly
Of East Walingford, supplies the spring
water for the worlds fair grounds.
An estimate places the amount of coal
which will be handled by the dealers of
Rutland this year at l25, 900 tons OF which
e-fourths will be used in Rutland.
Rev. W. j.. Noyes has accepted tue call
to the Whiting Congres ational church and
Sudbury for year. His family have ar
rived from Tennessee, and he begins work
at once.
Edwin Andrews of Rutland was struck
and knocked down 10y falling tree. lie
was partly doubled up under the tree and it
was nearly % minutes before he was released
from bic ierilous position. lie was serious
" injured
AS Robert Hughes, workman i'll the
quarry of J. ". Williams Scotch hill, near
Fairhaven, was gong down into the shaft,
stone droppeI about 10 feet and struck
him on the bead, making wound about
three inches long and fra turing the SIX ull.
ne Rutland county Christian Eudeuvor
union will hold Il convention with the Cas-
Teton societies, beginning Friday evening,
May 20, and closing Saturday afternoon
May p. Officers will be elected Tor the
yeac.
At a special town meeting in Pttsiord
Frank {. Denlson was elected town clerk
and treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by
the death OF {. 5. Colburn. Mr.. Denisou is
the fifth town clerk elected since 1890. The
shortest term was that OF Benz amiu Cooley
it being 10 years. Caleb Hendes held the
Office % years Samuel H. Kellogg 81 years
and Charles 5. Colburn II years.
PROCTOR.
Carl 7. Baker and Miss Ida Bartlett were
married at the home of the bride on East
street Thursday evening by the Rev l.. A.
BiSeiow, pastor OF Union church. After
spending few days in Boston they will re.
turn to reside in Proctor. Mrs. f, J.
Thomas and two youngest children left here
Wednesday for Green, Kan. where they
will remain several months ut tine home OF
her parents.
BENSON.
The R%tland county teachers' institute al
Rutland this week has closed our dstrc
schools, to give the teachers an opportunity
to attend Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day.-Mrs. Richard Grnneil died at hei
sons residence Wednesday morning, agec
70 years. She is survived by two sous AT
one daU gLter. Funeral services were helC
Friday at ? o'clock, Rev. c. l.. Hitchcock
officiating. She buried in the cemetery
in Cater district beside her husband Rev
j.. L. Bouck is in Portland, Mich, visiting
bis Wiie-rhero was union service in th'
Congregational church sunday morning
Rev. [. +, Hitchcock officiating. Memo
ria day VIII he celebrated by the John A
Logan post Of Orwell, which includes in it
membership Benson soldiers Rev. j. II
Bond of kcessville, n. Y, will be orator. -
Ex-Gov. Ormsbee Of Brandon is to give
lecture, under the auspices OF the Epwortl
League, me first Of next month.
SUDBURY.
MIR and Mrs. Frank l. Ketcham have
little dauGhter.-Mrs, WymGn Wheeler, sor
and daughter spcnt Sunday with relative
in town. School in district No. 3 has
vacation OF three days tuis week. tn
teacher, Miss Arnold viii attend the insti
tuta at Rutland. p. c. Carroll is maxim,
repairs on his Louise. Mrs. c, c. Sellec
spent few days in Brandon last week
Arc You thinking
OF What you ought to take with you whe,
you 70 10 the Worlds tairI Your outn
will not 10 complete without n bottle q
Chamaerlaiu's Collie. Cholera AMI Diarrhr
Kennedy. lhe change of wator and diet, fu
tisuc ana Irregular habits, during your tri
a dose or two of this remedy may safe yo
serions sickness and perhaps much expo use
Iroct re IL before leaving home. - and Il
cent bottles for sac by Hcauprc d Lowry
Druggists