Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-24
The BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THU sDAY. MAY a. 1894


soon died. Miss Clara Bliss is stopping with
| Mrs. Ormsbce while she remains in her
home Mamie Horrigan has gone home,
taking with her Helen, her little niece. -
Mrs. Beach is Mt her home for n short time.
The society of Kings Daughters held
special meeting at the poor farm and we're
entertained by the matron.
Mrs. Ruby Brownel. "A lady Of 81 years.
has been visiting her friends in South Will
iston. Mrs. Mae Talcott has come to live
with her son. l. D. ralcott.-Mrs O'Don-
nell is better. She was taken into her
kitchen Sunday where she had not been be
fore for 80 years.-Mrs. Gertrude Isham
and son will start for their California home
this week The Shepard family gave con
cert at the town hall Tuesday night.-The
Society of Kings daughters will meet at
Mrs b. f. Browns Friday. -Mrs. Elliott
Miller, wife and child from Des Moines
Iowa, are expected here for a couple of
months. He would like to bring with him
other friends from Chicago, if they can Sc
| cure beard.
JERICHO CENTRE.
Ask Tom Scott what makes him step so
high these days; and he will tell you it is
| girl Smith Lincoln and wife of Milton are
visiting his brother Rolln of this place, who
is very ILL., r. b. Jordan and wife went to
Hardwick last Saturday to spend few days
with her uncle Two members Of the school
board have resigned. Two fellows from
Richmond got lost near Asa Church, Sun
day night and spent the night in the road.
o II. Brown will move the John Hall
house over TO his place for an addition to
his dwelling Alex Miller is very sick
Ruben Lee is very low. He is one of the
1 L..
sick in Brattleboro She is expected home
this week
ST. GEORGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lumis Allen spent portion
of last week in Hinesburgh John Bulcv,
.r. wife and child were the guests of MIR.
Buley's parents last Monday.-About 30
people enjoyed the pleasures of Camp Mill
ham at Shelburne pond last sunday
George 6. Hinsdll, accompanied by two
classmates. We're in town Saturday and Sun
day
UNDERHlLL.
Services will be held in Calvary CEpisco-
pal church. Underhill ON Sundays, May -
and June 3, at / p. III.
ESSEX CENTRE.
+. W Halls store is looking up quite a
little under the improvements being made.
In the last three or four days we have
had three runaways. The double team of
Xeph Plants while hitched at the store in
some way broke the bit and ran across the
common and into Jay Nichols yard, break
ing the door yard fence and smashing the
pump. The meat cart of S. A. Hale of
lnderhill went flying through the streets
day or two later. delivering meat promiscu-
ously at intervals. but was turned into {.
II. Hayden's yard and then stopped. The
next day horse with harness on came run
ming down past the institute and was turned
into the hotel shed and then caught. No
one or any of the horses were injured. D
c. Woodward has took the job to paint the
building of George Holey Doty is
repairing the Baptist parsonage
WESTFORD.
a. &. Narnev has called upon the town
authorities to settle with him for damages
sustained in his late accident. Miss Peyton
of Essex junction was the guest of Mrs. Il.
, q. Perry last week Mrs. Edward Morgan
is spending few days with friends in Bur
lington. The cheese factory is receiving near
ly II, 600 pounds of milk daily, from which
they make 81 cheeses, weighing 80 pounds
each. The company have to manufacture
} a quick curing cheese to supply the demand.
All the April and some May cheese have
been disposed of at satisfactory prices. -
Union memorial services will he held in the
Baptist church next Sunday morning Elk
| Gov. Dillingham; will deliver the address in
the Congregational church at D. IN. sharp
| Mrs. John Allen returned from Essex
Junction Friday. Charles Munson. ir.. has
moved into the Wales house and b. j. Chase
has rented the one vacated by &. Munson.
Mrs. Mary Howard Of Jonesvile is visiting
Mrs. G.. A. Cooley. Julius Goodrich and
! son had a narrow escape from a Seriou,
= runaway last week. One horse ran into a
r moving machine and got SO tangled up as
to stop the other
WINOOSkl.
: John II. Robinson. one of Winooskis old
est and most respected citizens. died at
f O'Clock Friday morning Mr. Robinson wa.
born in Maine, May 10Th, 1929, and has fol
r, many years been mechanic in the employ
= of the Burlington Woollen Mill company OF
this place. The funeral services took
/ place at his late residence at the head OF
East Allen street Sunday afternoon at
!, O'Clock.
F.. II. Nash, who has been an employe OF
a the Burlington Woollen mill as foreman Of
q the repair shop, has severed his connection
with the company.
{ John Holerin went to Manchester n
- Tuesday, where he has position in cloth
ing store.
. The village trustees have appointed
o Thomas Mongeon street commissioner. Mr.
: Mongeon has commenced the work of clean
a ing up Main street
h The entertainment, which last week wa
II announced to take place on the evenings o