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

interest in which lasted through life. She
will be sadly missed by a wide circle of
friends and her vacant place in the church
and her thoughtfulness toward tho unfor-
tunate cannot be forgotten. aud many a
quiet tear will fall to her memory from
those in other States and foreign lands who,
while connected with the university at Bur
lington or the old academy here have
dwet for a time in her home and learned
to love and appreciate her worth. The
home OF which she was the loving centre
has vanished but it will live in fond mem
orv and let us trust its influence will grow
in ever widening circles until that perfect
day when ''ife hall become lord of death
and love shall nnd its own"
II. NJ. PAGE.
August II, 1893.
Some 10 pensions have been suspended in
this town without any inquiry or examina-
ton. In several cases il has worked abso-
lutte hardship, the L-rsons being crippled
and unable to earn living by physical la
Dor. john foatlnnd of Cohoes n. Y, is
visiting friend, here's. j. floot ana wife
have gone TO housekeeping in rooms over
the bar Uor shcY. Miss Belle Window md
Hiram Calkins. jr., OF New York are visit
ing at Noble tch's.-Ambrose Bic
sonette, in his Goth year, died
Tuesday. The fever cases are all
Improving and there are no new ones-
The twelfth annual meeting Of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union will DO
held in the Congrega tonal vestry Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. MIR. Forts
parents from Balston Springs, N. Y, are
visiting here Mrs. Roberts died Sunday of
typhoid fever The Baptist church has ok
tended call to Row. William Fuller of
ltT..l
Katie Allen has returned to Burling ton.-
Eddie Read has returned from his outing
on South Hero, with Eddie Woodbury. aud
others. The prospect for large crop of
potatoes is good. Dan and VIII Mehan of
Dallas, Tex, and sister, Mrs Kelly of New
York, are spending tho summer at Cyrus
Wlcox's.
Heman Kenyon Of Huntington and his
sister, Mondana Stimson of Burlingto are
visiting at Henry Whites. He is 81 years
old and his sister 81 yet they are hale and
hearty. Arthur Walker was in town Sun
day.-Mrs. Roberts was buried at Bristol
Monday. Rev Mr.. Fort is attending the
Spring Grove campmeeting.
ESSEX JUNCTION..
! Napoleon La Dean died a. the asylum at
| Waterbury last week Monday, and bis re-
mains were brought here Tuesday and the
funeral was held Wednesday morning. His
daughter, julia La Dean, and husband,
| Eliza SENEGAL and husband, and a son,
| Polean, al from Montreal, were present at
| the funorsl.
j. J. Monahan was in town on legal bust
ness the 10Th. Mrs. Debora Freeman and
son Melvin, who have been visiting in town,
started Wednesday for their home in
Everett, Mass -Joseph L. Wheeler with
his wife and children and his brother George
have gone on carriage drive through the
northern part OF the State. They will
spend a fow days with Mr.. Wheeler's father
who lives in Holland. Mrs. Hossman and
her two sons from Toronto, P. G., are visit
ing at w. J. Shirand's Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Hall from Athol Mass, are guests Of
Mrs. K. II. Hopkins &c. b. & II. ID. Drury
sent out 106, 900 bricks Thursday at one
shipment. E, T. Hobrook of Milton was
in town Wednesday. Mrs. Hattie wilson
Vaughn from Everett, Mass, is visiting In
town. -Philetus Teachout, Peter Zero aud
George Taft started Thursday morning for
the lake, where they expect to spend the
next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. c. Mansfield from Bos-
ton visited in town last week. MIR. W. II.
Mansfield with his wife, were visiting friends
in town last week. William S. Teachout
Point. Wilbur Sawyer has gone to Boston,
Emma Gotta from Mortified came to visit
her father, Dan Gotta, Friday.
Mr.. |. Dow of Hinesburgh and Justin
Dow OF Winooski were in town Monday. -
Frank Dow, wife aud child from Elwood
Nebraska, took the Montreal train Monday
night for home. Fred S. Sibley is home
from Boston. Miss Maud Weeks of Bur
lington is the guest Of Mrs. Marshall. Rev.
T. d. Bacon and wife are AZ Thomplon's
Point, Charlotte.
ESSEX CENTRE.
About 80 Of our young psopls are having
q weeks outing at Rolrs Colchester. The
Misses Fletcher, guests Of Mrs. Northrop in
Shelburne, returned Friday aud Mrs. Nor =
throp came with them. Edward Huntley
of Charlestowu, Mass, is visiting his moth
or, Mrs. Laura J. Huntley.-Mrs. G. Ii.
Brown starts Thursday for Chicago. John
Ferguson went to New York Monday.
Mrs. E j. Buttolph of Buffalo, n. Y,
and Mr.. Deming and family of Can bridge,
Mass, are visiting at b. L. Nicholas.
SHElSU2NE.
Sneak thieves broke into the Tracy, Van
Vliet g. Russell store Tuesday night and
| stole a watch and some loose change. They