Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-03

ough and w. w. Needham attended the an
nual meeting of Calvary commandery Mt
Middlebury Wednesday Special meeting
of Libanus lodge, f. and A. NJ, Friday
evening, May T. Work on second degree.
George W. Sneedon has been appointed a
notary public Rev. Father Carmody, who
has been sick for a week past, has 50 far
recovered as to walk out
The many friends of Mrs. Emma A. Rock
wood wife of G.. NJ. lockwood, were panied
to learn of her sudden death at Burlington
on the 10Th instant. She was a long and
continuous resident OF this town and was re
slccted by all who knew her as loving and
tender wife and mother and n Christian
lady. Her funeral was attended from the
BAPTIST church Saturday, the DIST inst,
Rev. Il. +. Kellogg officiating. The inter
ment was in the village cemetery. The sur
vivng relatives and friends have the sym
pathy of the community.
&. Il. Warner was taken suddenly i'll last
Thursday night but is considered out of dan
ger now.-Deputy United States Marshal
Thomas Fniey of Burlington arrested Frank
Brown last Thursday and took him TO Bur
lington for selling liquor without govern
ment permit. were held as usual
at the Catholic church Sunday, Father Car
mody being able to ofiiciate A covenant
meeting was held at the Baptist church
Wednesday evening. instead of Friday
w. s. Hovden's horse ran away on Moun
tain street last Thursday. No damage was
done except breaking the carriage j. W.
Page is attending County Court at Hyde
Park. r. S. Smith is now the conductor
on the Bristol railroad in place of Pat
Whalen.-M W. Wilson went to Rutland
Saturday.
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live druggists in Bristol See ad. page $.
ROCKVILLE.
Misses Nellie Hanks of Addison and Ger
tie Eldridge of Bridport, have returned
home to attend school Mrs. Melvin At
wood is better Charles Platt has gone to
Brandon to work. Ed. Suly of Cornwall
and Maggie Mcguire of this place were
married in Orwell recently.
WEST SALISBURY.
Mr. Orlando Swinton has moved his
family here from Wevbridge and taken
charge of the blacksmith shop. Nelson
| Marseilles had his foot crushed in a hay
press recently ,-Mrs. William Bolcvine of
Fair Haven. WASH, is stopping with her
parents. Miss Gorton. our teacher, has
returned and the school is in session with
increased attendance. -Evart Stevens is
preparing to build new house opposite o.
| Z. Mead's.
There is a large quantity OF old hay on
mana about here good many potatoes
will be planted in this vicinity this spring. -
The annual meeting of the West Side Gene
terry association was held at the school
house in West Salisbury Wednesday, May ,.
LINCOLN.
| Rev. William Poison is visiting in town
Fred Jackman is moving to Burlington --
| Marion, only daughter of Rev f.. ". West
entertained her many young friends the
9th. it being the l4th anniversary of her
birthday. Rev. W. II. Lyster and wife of
Huntington spent few days last week in
town visiting. They have purchased house
| in Lyndon, where they have a son engaged
in the hardware business, and intend to
move there this month. d. l.. Griggs, sec
rotary of the Morrell cure of Brattleboro,
spent Sunday in town, giving fine address
on Goods Picture Gallery at the Metho-
dist church in the morning to crowded
house. In the evening he spoke to a large
and appreciative audience at the Union
church on the Morrell cure.
CORNWALL.
The marriage of Miss Florence, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Tracy.
and Mr.. Ralph Smith of Boston was solemn
lied Monday evening. April 30, at their
home in West Cornwall. \ large number
of friends of the contracting parties were
present. Miss Hortense Drake left on Tues
day for New York city for few weeks
study with a vocal artist
PANTON,
Mr.. Allen Newton. manager of Herrick
Stevens farm, was thrown from his wagon
| Friday evening last severely njurnE one
of his limbs Mrs. Arthur Tappan of Shell
| burne is in town.
MONKTON.
Most of the schools in town opened for the
spring term on Monday Friday evening
there was a gathering Of neighbors and
friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. viii
Smith, it being the 10th anniversary OF
their marriage. The band was in attend
ance. Mr. and Mrs. Smith We're each pre-
scented with a nice chair -The Thomas
Bros creamery is receiving about 200
pounds of milk per day.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Stone have a new guest, baby
girl.
EAST MlDOLEBURY.
Mrs. T.. +. Severance and Miss Jennie are
improving. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Forrest
of Rutland have been visiting Mrs For
rests father Mr.. Edward Leno.-Mr. ant
Mrs Levi Needham are visiting friend,
here. Key W. d. Spencer will supply the
pulpit at the Methodist church until further
notice. Service at | p. m, and Sunday
school at l2.-The Woman's Relief corp
held their meeting ON Thursday evening las
at the G. A. r. post rooms.
ORWELL.
Mrs Swift is spending several days il
Rutland with her brother Rev. Fathe
Iachance, formerly Of this town, was TIN
guest of his brother last week. -PhilliJ
Warren has gone to Buffalo, n H.-Messrs
) Holden and Walker of Burlington passel
Sunday with relatives in town.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
HUNTINGTON