Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-17

ternoon. Lord, Wing and Rowland appear.
ed for tho burglars; Plumcy Davis and
Stanton for the state. After hearing the
case Justice Davis decided there was INSULT
cient grounds for their being holden and so
they were set free George H. Richmond II
Brooklyn is in town for the summer, hoping
to improve his heaith.--Mrs Abbie Pope
Walker Of Chicago is in town visiting her
mother.--A daughter was born Monday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morse.-NIss Louise
Ierchcr and friend started Monday for Ger
many for vacation. flynn G. Austin
went Saturday to the Adirondacks for the
summer, hoping thereby to regain his health.
WATERBURY.
William Haywood has moved his family
into the Methodist parsonage. &C. y. Arms
and wife of Montpelier were in town Thurs
day.-Mrs G. Z. Richardson is spending a
few days in town. Gov Levi X. Fuller II
Brattleboro was in town Thursday, looking
over the new asylum buildings. MIR and
Mrs. G.. W. Kennedy and son Dion Of Bur
lington have been spending few days in
towu.-Mrs " L. Chase il, visiting in Bur
lington. There was a meeting Of the
asylum trustees here Thursday.
The Literary society met Tuesday evening
with Miss Cora keunedy.-Miss Inez Moody
spent Sunday with her parents. Fred
Grout received severe injuries saturday al
ternoon. While turning his team in L.
Robert mill yard, the wagon tipped over
and the horse fell upon him.-At u meeting
of the directors of the Waterbury National
bank held Monday it was voted that the
banking hours of said institution should be
from 8 to 3 o clock commencing Monday,
May 2l-Martin Mcintosh returned from
New York Saturday. Tie Ladies' Aid Of
.t. +. al. 81
ternoon with Mrs Yorke.-The Shepard
family gave an entertainment in Barrett's
hall Tuesday evening Miss Alice Tenney
is spending few days with her parents
Rev. Mr. Spencer Of Montpelier occupied
the pulpit at the Methodist church sunday
WARREN.
Bert Moody has purchased the Waterman
place. Mr.. Cady and wife Of Waitsheld,
Mr. Canedy and wife Of Granville and Mrs
Campbell of Rochester we're in town last
week to attend the funeral of II. A. Ster-
| ling. H. a. Sterling died last week Sun
! day very suddenly. The funeral was held
| Tuesday, Rev. w F. Douglas of Waits
field, officiating. L. W. Slayton had charge
Of the services.
MORETOWN.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Flvnu May 13.-The Shepard Family en-
tertained large audience Monday night.
CALAIS
The 40th marriage anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs, j. F. c. Hammond occurred or
Thursday evening, May 10. at the Memo
rial hall, North Calais
FAY6TON.
William LaRose has taken farm on the
German flats, known as the Benjamin Pc.
land place Bert LaRose has hired Charles
Belts farm in district No. 6 Rowland
Russell has bought a farm of Henry Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Belts, j., have an
infant daughter
WAlTSFlELD.
L. D. Savage of St Adams is here. The
foundation for the new church is completed
and work on the frame will be begun this
week Mad River creamery is shipping
about ton and half Of butter week now
The horse trot between Charles Clay and
Eaton Heath Of Warren resulted in vic
tory for Charles Il. Il. Joslyn has return
ed from Boston, whore he has been TO dis
pose OF some of his horses.
WORCESTER.
Edward Holmes has moved into the Har.
rman house. -Abuer Austin has bought a
building lot in Morrisville -Arbor day waa
observed by the school at the Corner MIR.
Barton has sold his farm The band have a
promenade in Sodom Friday, May IS.
ROXBURY.
D. L Nichols is aging new hard wood
floor in his store. -George Andrews is max.
ing extensive repairs on BIZ, house iiimau
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