Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

lteN. SIMON Is. Blllnt, lately OF Barre VIII |
remove to Mddlebury this week and ON
Sunday next will begin his duties as rector
of st. stephen Episcopal church Willicm
Masters. who has spent several weeks visit |
ing in this vicinity, returned to North Ad |
ans. Mass. Monday. There are Is inches
of snow in some parts of Ripton. but there
is none in Middcbury yet.--rhe funeral Of
Miss Ella Slade was held at the Methodist
church at 230 o'clock. Monday afternoon,
Rev. f. G. HcaXt of Schuylerville. y. Y,
a former pastor of the church. and Rev. {.
f. Noble of Middlehury conducting the ser
vices The intCrment was in the West Gem
ctCrV.
The funeral services of Sylvanus r. Boil
ton were held at the house at : o'clock Tues
day afternoon Rev. 4. w. Dickens, the
Congregational pastor, officiating. The in-
tcrlucnt was in the West Side ccmctcry.-
MI Crockett. head boss on the stone bridge
Job left for his home in Canada Tuesday
morning. Catholic fair opened at
the town hall Wednesday evenng.-Th
Thanksgiving foot ball game between the
SaXton River academy team and the college
eleven is of. There will be a Thanksgiving
vacation at the college from Wednesday
noon to next Monday afternoon. and at the
graded scluol from Wednesday afternoon to
Monday morning. -ROss II. Maynard Of
East Middebmv who has been dangerously
i'll in Boston, is now out of danger.
NORTH FERRlSBURGH.
Rev Mr.. Nash, presiding elder of this
district, occupied the pulpit at the NJ. E.
church Sunday. -Gcorgc Robinson is quite
low and the chances of his recovering are
doubtful-B. F. Field is gaining 1t is a
girl at Mr.. and Mrs. viii Munnett s. -
Mrs. NJ l.. Kmball has returned from
New York cards are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Mike Thompson and Miss
Rose Sorrcll to take place Thursday, Nov.
80.
The funeral of the late Amanda Iiarring
ton was held at the home of her son, John
Harrington. Saturday Rev G. ~ Bradford
officiating. Edward Harrington of Lake
Dunmorc was in town Saturday to attend
the funeral Of his mother M. F. Allen
bought over 10 tons of Thanksgiving poul-
try for the Boston market Thursday. He
went to Boston Friday.
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
Rena Angie died Nov. 22nd, aged nearly
Il years The funeral was held from the
Catholic church in Bristol the 24th.
ORWELL.
eral weeks with friends in northern YER
| mont. has returned TO the palSonagc,-Mr.
Phillip Warren has returned home from
| Kansas. where he has been for several years
engaged in banking business. A son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mather Cook.
Proprietor f. B. Kimball of Eagle Inn
has sold the place formerly known as the
| Park farm to Mr. Warren l.. Roberts for
$4,000 The village schools. taught by
Misses Burns and Mcdonald, closed Friday
! for vacation of one week.
WEYBRIDGE.
Repairs ON the dam are completed and
the grist mill and saw mill are again ready
for business. There will he a meeting at
the town hall next Saturday evening for
the purpose of organizing Good Templars
lodgc.-Miss Inez Fiske closed her school at
a short vacation.-The Christian Endeavol
society of Weybridgc gave sociable at
S. W. Jcwctt's in Cornwall, Wednesday
evening of this week. The proceeds Were
for furnishing their vcstry.
SOUTH STARKSBORO.
Foster Hanks of Lincoln has moved to
Huntington. where he and his brothers have
purchased IL stavc mill u. F. Moody and
wife have been to Monkton and Burlington
visiting friends for the past week. Henry
and Allie Norton have gone TO Hancock
| visiting their brother Wallace.
BRlDPORT.
Nh and Mrs. J. d. Nichols returned tc
their home in Granville on Friday last -
Rev W. y. Bacon went to Cornwall last
Sunday in exchange with Rev. Mr. Barnum
of the Congregational church of that place
Mrs. w. c. Finncssy. who has been on
the sick list, is improving. Mrs. jaime,
Moore and daughter. Addie, are guests OF
Mrs William GlTmdey.-There is tall; o
putting up large hay barn in the village
Mrs l.. \. Hickock of Port Henry. y. Y
spent Sunday at |, d, Flctcher's.-Wilbel
Elithorpe has gone to Benton Iarbor, Mich
Mrs II. y. Oatman Of Orange. n. j., i:
spending the week with her father. |. d
Fletcher-Miss Eta Eells of Cornwall wa
in town last week.
; BRISTOL.
Over 10 tons of poultry was shipped from
this place Thursday. From II to Ii cent,
was paid. Frank Calmody of tn
Catholic church expects to occupy his new
residence December l.-CharleS Rockwoo,
and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of ;
|
Shcdrcl 1st was held Thursday afternoon
W. G. Dunton post, c. A, r., attended in
a, body.--The stock for a national bank ha
been literally taken in town. The movers il
the project are in hopes to get the $50, 90
taken by January | So that they can ope
for business with the beginning of the nay
year, The graded school Literary club CAV
IA box sociable in the town hall Thursda
evening and realized about s. thorefrom 90
Harry Jimmo has broken ground for a resi-
dcnce ON Main street.-A new floor has bee
laid in the vestry of the Baptist church. -
c. n. Mosley has sold his boot and sho
business to c. f. Lawrence of Chicago.
70 MONKTON.
. Most of the schools in town commence
I their winter term the 9th Frank Falb
Y teaches at the Ridge and Carrie Tracy j
L Shadacll district The meetings are To cor
l tinue the coming Week.-Mrs. Ida Gag
Il Goodwin of Hampshire is in town-Tt
- hand has CnUarol Ed Ouinu of bristol fl