Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01

town last Thursday night, when six strong
men went out to arrest Perry Hallock on
warrant for kicking and pounding his wife.
They succeeded in getting him and took him
to Starksboro village, where he was put un-
der $50 bonds for his appearance III court
Friday, the 9th of March.
ORWELL.
Mrs Fanny Carpenter of Rutland, who
recently returned from North Carolina. will
spend the remainder of the winter with Col
and Mrs s. n WarrCn.-SeVenty couples
attended the dance on the evening of the
22d. parties coming from Brandon, Shore
ham and 'ricOnderoga. Mr.. George Wood
of Ticondcroga spent Sunday in town with
his parents. The village schools close this
week Friday with rhetorical eXercises.-A
pleasant feature which Pastor Swift has re
Gently introduced in the Congregational
church is the new book furnished in every
scat for responsive reading at the Sunday
morning service.
WEST ADDISON.
Miss NJ Richie of Troy, X. y, who has
been the guest of Mrs Edwin Hoyt, has re
turned home Mrs Hudson of Moriah, n.
V. is at Elias Storrs' for a few weeks
The donation at James McEvila s last We'd
nesday evening was well attended.
GRANVILLE.
Miss Alice Buzlell, of Warren was guest
Of Myrtle Ford last week Alma and Julia
Kennedy are at home from East Middlebury.
II. \. Nichols hurt his hand while Mt work
III tt mill at Rochester, and is at home. -
Joseph Bul, the stage driver. is quite i'll
Johnnie Ninton is ill.-Quite large party
f.,, In- 4 md
family donation last Tuesday.
WHITING.
:. II. Foster died al his home February
/! OF consumption, with which he had SUI
tered for n number of years. He leaves two
SONS and daughter Norman Foster and
wife of Sa1tOnS River came home to attend
the funeral of his father. Miss Maud Peck
has gone to Port Henry, y. Y.--rhe school
in district No. 3 gave an exhibition in the
town hail Friday evening, February -.
which was largely attended. William Will
liams is home from Albany Business college
Frank Parker from the West is visiting
his sister, Mrs G.. $. "alker.-AIrs Lemuel
Fuller is at her old home again.
HANCOCK.
john Race is quite sick--Ada NJ Flint
and Bertha f. Alix visited Mrs Harvey
Richardson last week. Tho Ladies Aid
will meet with Mrs. Jones Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening, March Mrs Fred
Lewis of Granville visited Mrs. G. G. Ninton
last week The people of Hancock gave
| Rev. u. b. Wheeler a donation last week
Tuesday. Clara Kidder was home the first
of the week.
SALISBURY.
I a., u.
rean Baptist church, Burlington, Vt, gave
a lecture in the Congregational church of
this place. Wednesday evening, February
81. subject, The Hero of the Fall of Jeru-
| salem -
Mrs. \. f. Atwood is visiting friends in
town.-Mr and Mrs j. W. Thomas enter
tanned party of friends from Mddlebury
! last Wednesday evening. News reached
here from CaStleton Saturday morning of
the fast failing strength of Mrs. +. c. At
| wood.
EAST MlDDLEBURY.
Walter Fay is again prostrated with rhell-
matsm Mr.. and Mrs Lepley left on Mon
day for their home in the West.-Mr. and
Mrs f.. j. Rogers are visiting friends in Or
we'll this week. Ben Hewitt is to move into
his fathers tenement on Main street and
Mr.. Rose is to occupy the house he vacates
ANOTHER surprise party was given the
young people at DeFOrest Perry's, Monday
evening Nate Decker is to move into c. f..
Russell house on Grist Mill corner.
SHOREHAM.
Miss Mary Ann Everest died suddenly of
pneumonia at her late residence last Satui-
day morning. y niece and nephew arrived
from Cleveland, Ohio. Monday The funer-
al took place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
George Wiswell of Manchester, came
home on visit last Saturday.
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
George Hallock is to move to the "Mun
ger farm this spring, and Cullen O'Bryar
will carry on Eli Austin's farm Mrs w
G. Shattuck is improving.