Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-22


Mrs G.. l.. harrington of Weybridgc pass
ed through successfully the operation on her
throat at The Massachusetts General hos
pital. The best results are anticipated --
The sermon by Father Lynch of New York
at st Peters Roman Catholic church,
IhursdGN evening was characterized by
great force, and was listened to by large
audience. Hanson McDougall takes charge
If the kimball farm, April THE sudden
but net unexpected death Of Mrs. George
Beta Thursday evening. has filed many
hearts with sorrow. Onlv - years of age
bright. attractive, full of hope and life her
short but fatal illness calls for the deepest
sympathy for her husband and infant child
--Over 800 cattle have been dehorucd by
Carlton Sprnguo within a brief period, in
Guiding some blooded herds
The Intelligence by Telegram, is received
by c. !. kimbal. of the death OF his father,
nj MattcWan, y. y, Friday evening. He
at once took the train for Mattewan, The
deceased was well known in NcrgenneS AMI
was gontleman of business prominence at
Mattevan Mrs. Midas Taggart of Bur
lingtuu was in town ON Saturday last. The
funeral OF the late Mrs Belta took place
Saturday morning from St Peters church
and WAS largely attended indicating the
Comtade Andrews cxtend, a courteous III
vitation to Ethan Allen post. the Ladies'
| Relief corp, and TO til" Sons of Veterans to
partakc of his hospitality at the state
school saturday evening. Good speaking,
music. etc. win lie among the attractions.
The sudden death of Mrs. Joseph GarrOw
Friday evening at her home near the depot
was great shock to- her family and friends.
She leaves husband and one son. Nj.
''arTow says this Is the 18th funeral IN his
family within brief period
IN" remains OF Charles l." hlmDaIl OF
Mattewan. ~ L., accompanied by bis son
Charles ana Masonic delegation arrived
Monday night brethren from Dorchester
! lodge oil tins cltN, lhhanuS lodge 81 brlNtoi'
and from Charlotte, received the romans.
me funeral services were hclt AT :
o clock lN'Ndaa afternoon AT the Methodist
churrh, Nofth FerrlshuIe IN = rank ross Oh
frhuhlm Fail5 y. H., was visiting relatives
IN town Monday.--MrS. Jennie l'amn oi
fortlanG, Me. Is visiting her mother mrs
| Hpfagur ana friends he mission serN lre~
at St. fcter church are fulll attended
Kew. :. II. Barnum OF Cornwall exchanged
Sunday with Row Mr.. 1itu. OF The Congre
Sa'i5HaI chNrch.--ieN mr. Chapman "i
',.4' "rt -il hni '',l,u'sr ~ ', ~
good audience The new street superinten-
dent. F. NJ Moulton cleaned Main street in
front Of the business blocks Monday
! Considerable interest is awakened mt st
Peters church over the presence Of a liul, OF
the chain with which the apostle st. Peter
was bound The relic was brought from
Rome by Bishop Detoesbriand on his late
visit to the pope.-The Mystic Star MINISTRIES
will perform at School hall April ) ana r.
| The premature departure of The lake ice ha'
detained a number OF New Workers in thi.
and other places.
The WeNbridge cottage is already tilleC
| with sportSmCu. The auction of the late
W. W, Wards personal property tool
place Wednesday. Palmer brothers pro
pose rebuilding the cheese factory, which
was burned on New Haven street last win
ter. Services are held at ST. Paui's churci
Wednesday at a. III. and $3.50 p. m.
Thursday at the same hours and at 1880 il
the evening on Good Friday at 1915 a. m
- IN. and in the evening. and Saturda,
at a, IN. $3.50 p. m. and evening. TIL
call for lake cottage board and rental i
greatly increasing. Between Thompson
Point. Charlotte, and Basin Harbor. IVES
Ferris burgh, there are IS cottages
RRICTOI
Edward Lee ana Wlie returned from thel
wedding TRIP lhursday'-ColNtao L. j.
James took FRANK bcllo to Rutland thurs
day 10 serve sentence OF - days Tor IN
toHlcatloh'--N' r. Mansfield mas 'old hl
house on south street 10 J. . rake A
+. MnnSheld moves onto MS faFLn horth o
the village thls spring AT n meeting OF tn
Dunton post, &. y. X, last edneada-
evening, Quartermaster Sher"ln WAS direct
ed TO procure 100 IRON markers to place upon
soldiers graves IN tbs town and New haven
-Qulte II delegation from Bristol went U
Burlington to see and hear DiXey'-Col y
+. Dunshee IS laying q new moor in his store
Drake ~ farr are placing iire-proof bind
over the windows in the east end OF thei
block.-lown treasurer Bristol has SO ia
recovered from sickness rs to appear at hi
place OF business. j, W. Page has pur
chased building lot OF Thomas Casey OF
North street and viii begin the erection of t
house soon.-Ex-foy rage has been en-
Gagged to deliver the Memorial day addreS
fl,tA raat Pot ,l.4r