Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29

remain at home during the Easter vacation.
Bliss BsnnisUer an aged resident of this
town, died Sunday afternoon of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. d. J. Morse have returned
from Mortified where they went to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Morse grandfather. -
Mrs. Aze Blanchard and son Stanley of
Montpelier have been visiting friends in
town. Mrs. Il. NJ. Bickford has returned
from Boston, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. h. II. Gold of Roanoke, VA. p.
Whittemore has returned to his home in
Urbana, III. e. T. Libbey of this place
has secured two large building contracts,
one for large block in Burlington the
other for tho Citizens bank of St Johns
bury.
AT the Easter Monday parish meeting of
ST Johns church these vestrymen were
elected: j. w. Burt, j. D. Denison j. w.
Gabrielle, f. A. Griswod, j. Il. Putnam
+. l.. Soper j. f. Hobart G. C.. Written
and H. z. Thayer. The rector appointed H.
Z. Thayer senior warden, and the vestry
elected the following officers: j. w. Gabri-
ellie, junior warden; j. d. Denison, sccre-
tary; J. ". Burt, treasurer; j. w. Gabri-
ellie and j. b. Putnam delegates to diocesan
convention, which meets in st Adams June
Il; f. l.. Soper and l.. z. Thayer, substi-
tutes. The financial condition Of the parish
is very satisfactory. Wv. A. Noble
of Boston has been visiting his brother
Ellis Curtis has returned from Sparta, Mich.
The funeral services of Charles Tilson
were held at his late residence on Central
street Tuesday forenoon, Rev. V. NJ Hardy
of the Congregational church officiating.
| The Salisbury and Prince steam mills, where
the deceased had been formerly employed,
shut down and his fellow workmen attended
| A., a.,
cemetery -Lucien Spaulding died Tuesday
morning, after an illness Of less than three
days duration. The trouble is said to be
| pneumonia,
RANDOLPH.
Albert Alexander has had his large herd
of cows dehorned Ed Dame has a very bad
hand, caused by hurt from horseshoe
nail. Miss Maud Hebard will teach the
school in district 14.--Peter Slack is moving
| to Moretown. j. w. Gray has gone to Chi
cage. Newton West of Waupuca. Wis.
will work for A. T. Morse this season. DR.
L. \, Noyes has been visiting friends in
| Tunbridge.
TUNBRlDGE.
Mrs E. LOOMS of Northfiel1 is visiting
| Mrs C. F. Balou.-Jamcs NJ Rowel has
bought and moved to the Stewart farm -
Frank and Lyman Jones have hired the
Brown and Butterlield place. Mrs s. G..
Cilley has bought the DR.. Z. f. Dean house
and moved into it,--Preston Beauclerk came
from Burlington Friday and is visiting at
H. r. Hayward's .-Elwin NJ. Slack has
been engaged as principal of tho White
River Junction High school. Prof. f. j.
Bugbee and wife have resigned their posi-
tons in the Walingford schools and will
make their future home in Hart
ford Mr. Bugbee has bought an interest in
his fathers mandatory. Jennie NJ.
Hayward went Tuesday 20 Claromont, n.
H., to visit her brother, F. T. Hayward.
BROOKFlELO.
Merchants Fred Ladd and Will Blolgett
of this village have gone into partnership
and are now invoicing goods. They have
moved the postoi.ice to Mi. Ladds store
and will use the Blodgett store as a store
house. Mr.. Bodgett will live in Mrs Fisk S
house. Wilbur Tucker has moved his fami-
" to Washington, where he has bought a
farm. Nelson Kinney has leased the Parker
place.