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

Wells has bought the jerome May place and
will move on to it this spring Aunt Han
nah Thorpe, who has spent long life in
thi, town, died on Saturday of last week
and was buried on Tuesday. Rev. Mr.. Rey-
nolds preached the funeral sermon.-Mrs.
Waite llurlburt is very i'll with pleuro- pncu-
monia. Her son, George w. Ilurlburt, of
worcester Mass, has arrived home.-Mrs.
Ann Carr an old lady who broke her mp
several months ago and has been confined to
her bed since, died at Samuel Dessany's last
Week and was buried on Saturday. -Thomas
Casey died on Sunday night of pneumonia.
Mrs. Thomas Thorpe is quite ill. -Rev. {.
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Il n Do,,nd yiro If xorr Vol, b.vo
been called bora b, tho iI,oss and d.oti, or
his brother EvrGn X Dov -ITo,r,. Dos
sony is 70 cn,,,y ON Mrs II Y Wbitconb'i
farm another vcar-Nr NcRrida has
moved into /. II Chouin's house Io ist 70
run the creamery this summer Mrs
Martha Church i. to bova tbo ech,ol il, th.
lower district thi, snring .-Tnwranco Rogers
who b.. boou in Edon ,vith relatives t,,o ,o.t
venr. la, returned -Bvron Dav. life lone
and much respected resident of this town.
dici after n short illness of tvphoid uucu-
mona on Monday This IS indeed sad
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anu l'I'.ei Unions ,"g o'"e' "iI,' ,.,
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"''es' '"e "eaI ol liie people
BOLTON.
Mrs Don Turner of Noretown spant Sun
dav i'm town Miss Belle Morse * home
from MontnpIier for n few ,lays q Me
Cic, has rome to bousekeeninr. Ar
Gle Morse has been eng,gcd to tcnch her
eighth term of school nt Jericho Mrs
G Stevens is spending few DAYS in Jericho
with her narents Warren Wrislev has
finished work for C. F. & G. W. Stevens
ana gone 10 MlddieseN;- ne Lanes A'o
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RICHMOND.
The hardware store of George Town was
broken into last Saturday NIGHT bv break
i'm, out a light of glass in the front door aud
about $50 worth OF knives and razols stolen.
There is no clue to the thieves-There were
Easter services in the Congregational and
Catholic churches with beautiful flowers and
mouse pants Al tne hiEci'aiise Ghu'ti II
o.I,a,. ea,,.ar' Nini,oo1 NfnrII,v,S ;nfont
| child is lood ,rd ,yo. Lrrind sunday Port
Andrews Who has hcan ottnndinr school in
| pleasant plains n fnr tho n.st va,r In.
rotnrneJ home -Sargeont Thomas Henly
| dieJ tho ood orad - vcors He was n
rotivo Of Ireland IJa sarv.l tbroa voors in
the English army during the Crimean war
and four years in the war Of the rebellion.
| He was member of c.. n. 9TH regiment,
and was first sergeant of the company. His
death was caused by a cancer in his mouth.
The funeral was held at the Catholic church
last Saturday and tho burial was in BurlinS
ton. He was u Christian and patriot with
out an enemy.
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Inc Easter offerings III lrlNltE chuIc q
were s><'co An al'ar rIo,h anu cnaiict'
hanglngS. with prayer books ana hymhaI'
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bridge y. l.; also stO Oh clerlcal vest
mehtS was presented oy lhe w oman -tuN
mary OF the Mission lucse gus were con
secrated at service previous /" 'he regular
service Many ho"erS' eIapola1e H'l9l,
and a good congregation were le"tureS oi
the day
WEST MILTON.
NJ. n n p,,,,o,l. r,+,,,.rad last wool
from +hroo ,,oni ,, visit in Roston -lfo,e,
uor,.;o,. want ~ Wadi.on vi. Inst week
r,',- p,'oiI'. =. H., .i.l,. ont Mr.. Nc
Vii. ,.1,,,,t9i su,,,, praoll,r Y Y last
cati;rda,. D.. p,,ll.',.l. ,yas home last w.aL
Tor his vacation
WILLIS On
The funeral of Mrs. {. i. Bliss was large
ly attended from her late residence the 18th
Rev I. Bacon officiating. The deceased
was beloved aud respected by all, and IN hel
sudden death all feel deeply afflicted and eX
tend sympathy to the bcreaved family
The funeral of Mrs l.. \. Bishop took place
at the Methodist church the 10Th. The wei
filled church testified to the esteem in which
she was held by the community Her adopt