Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-01
ADDISON COUNTY.
MlDDLEBURY.

Waugh, who was well known here. Dr.
Waugh was a graduate from Middlebury
ollege in the class of 1865 and later studied
Medicine here with DR.. c. B. CuIrier. In
ltcr years he WAS partner in firm OF
Intensive nail manufacturers in St Louis.
The newly elected officers of the Ladies
/ id society were installed Wednesday oven
~. Charles +. Rich past-captaiu of Tracy
amp. Sons of Veterans. officiating as in
alling officer. Walker a Booth of Yer
'enncs have got the machinery into their
cW hay barns at the depot and have begun
rcs,ing hay again.
There was n matched race on the ice Sat
rlav afternoon between a black horse
wncd by Hiram Sessions and II bay mare
wned by T.. r. Clay, the Sessions horse
Ginning in three straight heats. Mr.. and
lrs. Robert Ballantinc gave party to
grga number OF their friends Wednesday
ycung at their home on South street. With
an"ing. music and refreshments all passed
. very pleasant evening. The revival meet
Nc, at the Methodist church are to be con
'ucd another week. and perhaps longer
rev. Oln Cadv, who recently returned from
nina. is assisting the pastor. Rev. {. +.
ru-tcr. and much interest is shown in the
meetings. Mrs DR.. William II. Sheldon has
orau quite i'll. but is hetter.-1hc catalogue
VI Niddlcbury college for 1885 9i has been
sued. The number of students now in
hc institution is -. Of whom - are
,u,pg men and 80 young women--
The Battcll Hose company will give the last
lance of the season before lent in the town
nall ON Friday. Chester Pratt died at hi,
iomc near Snake mountain Of pneumonia
sunday morning. a five days old child of
Nr aud Mrs. Daniel Shea was buried sun
10y afternoon. Mrs. Henry Pcrcival has
.jurucd home from Glcns Falls. y. Y
l'ut,cr brought % cents per pound for the
,c.t tubs Monday and eg-,sold for - ccnts.
The graded school rcopened Monday
II. F. Ryan OF Mneville. y. y. who has
br,n visiting friends in town. left Monday
for Montreal to resume his studies. james
W. sherman, a ranChmau from Idaho. Is
visiting friends in this section
Mrs Gordon Scarle, is recovering from
pneumonia. The illness of II. II. Collin,
with pneumonia was dangerously compli-
Gated Monday afternoon with an abcc,s. -
II is expected that Charles +. Pinncy will
lie well enough to resume his place i'll the
bank next week. The trustees Of the village
viii hold their first meeting for the year
Saturday evening. when they will effect an
organization. 1t is expected they will ap-
point an assistant chief engineer of the fire
department. --Georgc f.. Abbey is visiting
relatives in CharlcStown. Mass.
VERGENNE6.
The venerable Henry Willmarth Of Add
son. for many Years prominent farmer in
that town. died Wednesday. aged s years.
The funeral tool, place Friday forenoon,
Rev. Mir. Pearson of Nergennes officiating.
The mcmbcrs Of the Woman's Relief
corps enjoyed pleasant sociable and tea at
Mrs. Il. T. Elitholp's, Thursday afternoon.
At the benefit entertainment, Saturday
evening at the Grand Army Hall. by the
Sons of Veterans, captain Rich presided.
The hall was crowded. An interesting
paper on the people of New England, wa,
read by comade Moulton. The presence
of the banjo and glce clubs added to the
pleasure OF the evening. Capt. c. f.
Parker read an amusing paper ON music.
The Ladies. Relief corps was largely rep
resented, The receipts were over $50
States Attorney Fish moves into his new
purchase. the late residence of Prof. Henry
Smith, in the spring. while DR.. Rich will Oc
ythe lowerpart Of the vacated promises -
The last of the series of select dances tool
place on Wednesday evening at the CITY
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