Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-08

was a very pleasant Oue.-\ CrnOn t. llar- |
rngton, who has been studying for the |
ministry at Andover. Mass, is in town. |
having been called here by the death of his |
father There was a lively runaway in the |
village Saturday afternoon. but no serious |
damage was done--I r. Blumenthal of |
Hartford Conn, came to town Saturday
to purchase a carload of gentlemen driv-
ing horses. Miss lola Iatimcr has been ON
the sick list, but is improving
George Hill of Wcybridge came out here
on horseback Friday night for some mcdi-
cine and while ON the way home the horse
slipped and partly fell ON one of his legs,
spraning the ankle very badly.-Tho funer
al Of John II. Harrington tool; place at 10
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. There were hrict
services at the house, conducted 10y Rev. G.
f. Noble, the Methodist pastor, after which
the rcmain9 were taken to Wcyhridgc for
burial. Paul Cornell is sck.-Dr. VI. y.
Smith arrived home Sunday morning from
Texas where he went to visit q sick uncle.
Butter brought Is cents pound Monday,
and eggs sold for l6 cents per dozen.
ORWELL.
Mr. Mason Perkins Of Detroit who came to
reside at Eagle Inn" several years ago
and has been an invalid for some time. died
| February 20 aged 50 years Mr.. Perkins
was u .'aO'o ~ ''ii9 to"i. anu I''S Dc
dau,btnrs Mr.. Hanks Gf Madison wis
and Mis-, Ella Perkins of Montreal Mr..
aud Mrs.. Charles Rcmelo of Middlcbuy are
stopping at Eagle Inn. " having been called
here by the death of her uncle Mr.. Perkins.
Mr. John Barrett of Oregon. the newly APP
pointed minister and consul general to Siam
who is grandson of Mr. Raleigh Sanford
of this town. was in the village last week
calling upon old friends and relatives IRE
vious To his Departure for foreign lauds.-
| The Ladies' Aid society hci! their annual
meeting last week Wednesday. Mrs Charles
Sanford was appointed president, Madam
Swift, vico-presidcnt: Mrs j. S. Wilcox
secretary and treasurer The pupils of Miss
Burns school held their closing exercises in
the Town hall. Friday evening The girls
won in the spelling contest against the boys.
The funeral of the late Mason Perkins was
l. The increment was in MiddlcburN. Mr..
Charles Mellcn of Boston is spending few
days with his family here. Eighteen Notmg
people united with the e. congregational church
last Sunday vote has been taken in the
Sunday school and Christian Endeavor so
cety to purchase a new organ for the base
ment of the church. Miss Mable Raymond,
who has been very i'll with quincy. Is CON
Nalescing.
NEW HAVEN.
The Partch Brothers. who have been in
partnership doing a successful business in
general farming. dairylng and stock raising,
have divided their interests. Both are to
remain in town.-A large social gathering
was enjoyed at the town hall Wednesday
February %.
Charles +. Palmer is home from Cali
fornia, where he has been for the last six
yeals.-tdward Swenor'S horse barn was
burned Sunday. 1t is not known how it
caught iire.-Mra. George Wright. daugh-
ter and son OF Neyhrldge. spent Sunday in
town-Col. and Mrs. W. B. Hurlburt of
Ncybridge visited friends intown last week.
| The ladies cleared SIP at their oyster sup
per last Wednesday evcnng.-Five persons
united with the congregational church sun
'''' RRlDpORr
f Mr. \ SnouIlino has nrrc,,,sod If Nh.
Gnorco Uisseil lis rnsi1onc. and hI.,..l.s,nitI
yhon 1n Noin st,,aot and win tnlo ,,n.sn..i,n
% ot opca AIR I A Ransom l. I,o,.in, n
- E,e+ NiddInhr,v 4 ,o,t, Of ON. Bri,l,o,.,
r. vo,ine, noonlo fool, - IIootnro rido tn To.
4 comm. ON Nyodno.,l,v ,yhor. tLn,. ,,i.,.,l
- - sumner a+ tbo St.v.r. tf,usn - M. ,o
mains of HoIaan Io,,os ,,o,. L,o,,olt h,,o
from Benson for intrrmnnt
g IINCOIN'
e Fraul; Whittier has leased Harvey Farr''
. farm ON Elder bill and moved last week -
- ;. ID. o Brlen ana Jason Green have moVet
/ back to their farms Edgar Nalmey ha
9 purchased the Josiah Smith farm and movcC
@ to it--John Hamilton has entered the en-
y poy of Howard Clark and moved into hi
e tenement house.-Eleanor Nalney died o
ip,'' l,,'. ,,,1.,.,,l tt II Ir.
~ bou,o. -.Iobn Koys has nurcbasnd / T.
i Ru.b's farm and u,nvad thnro+o - Nj.
"a Jennie NJ Murray of Amsterdam. \. Y.
: visiting at her fathers John Murray
Il Mrs Noah Latbron died Sunday morning
Mrs Harvey Farr is very sicl, Win ,,,an
"a monia.-Ashley and Raw Falr are sick will
NJ pneumonia
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:, Mrs. Peter Buoy of this village was foun,
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