Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-28
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNES.

The death of Mrs. William Hawkins
Cured September 10 at the age of % from
brain affection, caused by "A wound from
rusty nail She leaves husband and son
about Is months old.
Col. George w. Hindes of California. is
the guest of his brother j. c. Hindes.-
Hiram Horton and daughter, of Sudbury,
are the guests of Mrs. j. n. Norton
j. n McGill of Washington, D. c., is the
guest of Lieut. Bradbury, at Driftwood
rottage. DIR. Foster of Putney was
in town Thursday. -Rev. Mr.. Hawley was
quite seriously hurt by his recent fall at the
rhurch. aud it will be some time before he
will be able to resume active duties Miss
Emily Gordon of Brooklyn, n. V, is the
guest of the Misses Crosby 49, Augustine
Richard is suffering from broken rib and
bruises, in consequence of a fall.
Capt. e. \. Booth and family have left
The cottage at the lake. Harry and Charles
nave returned to school at Harrisburg, Pa,
and Captain r.. wife and daughter. will
visit J. II. Booth, plattsburgh, stop short
time in this city and then return home. -
Rev. Mr. Rulison of Salem, returned home
Thursday Captain Daniels treated
her friends. the sisters of the parochal school.
to steamer ride and picnic Thursday 1t
was ON the anniversary Of Mr., Daniels
birthday. -One-haf of the receipts of the
Markham concert were given for the benefit
of the Methodist church. --Rcv Mr.. Collins
Of Brattlcboro. called on friends yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs Hawkins. Friday
was largely attended DR. Shipman and
wife are at the great exhibition at Chicago
The Single of Ir. Phelps adorns the long
vacant office at Dr. Kiddcr's house.
+. \. Scovile is visiting in Mineville. y.
Wv. w. Booth and wife returned from
their trip to the worlds fair Saturday
The clothing and furnishing estab-
lishment of j NJ Gemish q Co.. who
recently came here from Boston,
rlosed Saturday and goods are being
packed for slipment.--ln the case of An
tome Tatro for hastardy, before Justice }.
+. Roberts. the prisoner was placed under
Sf00 bail. in default of which he was com
mitted to MiddlebuIy iail.-Irof NittUm
gave the last grand concert with the Ferris
burgh band Wednesday evening in the park
at the Centre.
Mrs Lucy Kent of Pittstown, n Y.
who has been visiting in this vicinity re
turned home Monday.-The pulpit of the
Methodist church was occupied Sunday by
Prof. Neil OF Saratoga Miss Mary A. Tay
lor of Port Henry. y. Y, is visiting friends
Clark. for over four years missionary at
Rosebud Agency, s. D.. arrived here Sun
day His family have been guests of Mrs
ulark's mother. Mayor Booth
The pleasant home of OK Mayor j. G.
Hindes was the scene of the leading social
event of the season Tuesday afternoon. when
the marriage of his daughter, l.. Angus
ia Hindes to Arthur w. Norton Youngest
member of the firm of n. G. Norton 4 Sons.
was solennized i'll the presence of Il large
number of friends. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Gibbs Braislin of Rutland.
The father gave away the bride and MisS
May Norton WAS maid of honor with
Churchill Hindes best man. The rooms
were decorated with plants and flowers from
the State school conservatory and from Bur
lngton, Miss l.. G. Hand of Lebanon
Springs being decorator Prof Nittum 5
orchestra furnished excellent music. Among
the guests from abroad were j. s. Iosforl
and wife of Undertook, n Y, r. X.
Baber, wife and son of keeseville. n y,
and many others. The presents were nu-
merous and valuable and represented friends
at home and in many distant localities The
newly married couple took the evening train
north, followed by the kindest wishes of all.
Superintendent Joseph Scott and wife of
the Concord, Mass, refornatoiy We're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Andrews at the State
school over Sunday.-Miss NJ. A. McCuen
is visiting in New York and Connecticut
The concrete for the Elbow street sidewalk
is expected from Burlington this week.
Mr.. j. b. Stilwell of New York. who was
the guest Of William Crosby has returned
home. Miss f. l.. Gordon has returned to
New York. The electric fire alarm will he
finished ~ |
McCuen OF Montpelier has been visiting his
parents in town.-Mrs. j. D. Whteside and
son have returned from Newark. \. j.
Richard Booth of Ferrisburgh left for the
worlds fair Tuesday afternoon.
MIDDLEBURY.
A young son of Jerry Morgan was severe
ly injured by having cobble stone dropped
on his head from the upper landing of the
iron stairway on the Battell block Tuesday
the 18th Mrs James Wilson is visiting
her son Owen in Glens Falls, n. N.-Ms>
Mary Gee is at the worlds fair
Charles llolcomb has returned from Tcon
1croga, \. Y.--rhe board of pension sur
geons had four applicants before them fol
examination the Goth. Prank Stone ha,
on exhibition hens egg. laid by an 'Afr
can bob, which measures by 81 inches
v
ter of Orange, n. j., returned to that city
September 20, after "A two months visit
with his parents here,-Mls. Lewis C. Bel
and daughter Miss Minnie. returned to Dos
ton Thursday Mr.. Bell remains in town. -
Miss Clara l.. Bell daughter Of Rev Thomas
Bell, went to Burlington Thursday 10 re
sumo her studies at Bishop Hopkn, Hall.
d. h. Sawyer has purchased a handsome
Arabian steed at a fancy price. Mrs f.
Tildcn and her two daughters have returned
from the West and the worlds fair-Orvi
+. Comstock slipped and fell from load O
straw Thursday evening and struck in sucl
way as to dslocate his right shoulder -
Rev. NJ. l.. Severance of Bennington, broth
er OF Oliver Severance and Il former residen
of Middlebury, is visiting in town.-Cheste
w. Ross has been confined 10 the house will
illness for several days P j, Donueley i
recovering from his attack Of typhoid fever
Fl. A. Peck, town liquor agent, is haVin,
an unpleasant wrestle with the hay fever
Thomas Madigan of Boston Il forme
Middlebury man, was III town SATURDAY