Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-26

the graves of their deceased comrades this
spring. Mrs. George N. Cove of Essex
junction is in town visiting. Work is be-
ing pushed on c. +. Hanchetts new house
on Garfield street Royal Smiths house on
Maple street is up and enclosed. Thomas
Casey is making repairs on his outbuildings.
Rev. q. j. kunz has returned from con
ference and occupied the desk at
the Methodist church Sunday. y.-Pota-
toes were worth from IS to S5 cents
last SATURDAY.. w. II. Miller of Granville,
y. y, was here Saturday attending the
funeral Of Mrs. lockwood, his sster.-C. F.
lockwood was in town with his family
over Sunday. Russell Wales was found
dead in his dooryard Sunday afternoon
about O'Clock. Heart disease is supposed
to be the cause of death. He was veteran
of the civil ware. |. Hatch of Water
bury is in town visiting his parents. Mrs
s. w. Hatch is in very poor health this
spring. There were no services at the
Catholic church Sunday, owing to the ill
ness of Rev. Father Csrmody H. b. Aliens
truck team backed off the bank west of the
village last Thursday, going down about 80
feet, breaking his wagon aud injuring his
horse. The remains of Mrs. Caleb Rock
wood We're brought here from Burlington
Saturday and buried in the village ceme-
terry. The funeral was held at the Baptist
church. Rev. b. f. Kellogg officiating
NJ. w. Wilson and wife went to Rutland
Sunday night, called there by the serious
illness of Mrs. Wilson'S father.-Mrs. Mary
Scarborough is building an addition to her
house.-The funeral of Russell Wales was
held at the Methodist church Wednes-
day afternoon. The interment was in the
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addition to his livery stable for carriage
house. School Superintendent Kellogg is
visiting the schools in town.. b. Patter-
son and NJ. p. Narney are having the walks
in front of their stores graded. Rev. Father
Carmody is confined to his house by sick
ness E. W. Gage has had his pension raised
from S. to $40 a month.-Mrs. John Gains,
an aged resident, died Monday. enjamin
Daggett of the Bristol Manufacturing COM
pany was in town over Sunday.
EAST MlDDLEBURY.
Will Lee is clerking at the postoffice. -
Rev G. f. tady, who has so ably filled the
pulpit at the Methodist church for the past
two years preached his farewell sermon
Sunday. clarence Peck of Burlington
visited his parents here Saturday.
NORTH FERRlSBURGH. p
S. n. Aliens store was burglarized We'd
nesday APRIL About $40 worth of goods
We're taken. Entrance was gained from the
rear of the store by prying off the iron bars
from the cellar window No trace of the
thieves have been found. Burglars tried to
gain entrance to the store of c. H. Mallory
Wednesday night, but were frightened
away.
Howard Mallory, youngest son of c. II.
Mallory, met with painful accident Satur-
day afternoon, which nearly cost him his
life, by falling through the floor in the saw
mill and striking on tho rocks and drive
wheel lS feet below, badly cutting his head
aud jamming his body more or less.-J. II.
Wheeler arrived home from Madrid, n. ",
where he has been visiting his sister, Mrs
Herbert Kingsland.-Miss Bertha Mallory
arrived home from Northampton, Mass, Mon
day night.