Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-18

will not go to their Western homo till
spring. Cashier Charles f. Pinney of the
Middlebury bank was more comfortable
Saturday and his early recovery is looked
for.
Milo Bentley was going up the mountain
Friday with a loaded team and when Just
above East NIddlobury the sleigh slowed
and went over the embankmcnt, dragging
the horses along with it. The sleigh and
one horse stopped on a projection % feet
down, but the second horse rolled down to
the river bed, 80 or 60 feet below The
horses were got out without a broken bone,
but the Zone that went to the bottom will
probably never be good for anything again.
Tht town of Middlebury will probably have
II bin Of damages to pay, as there was no
railing at that point. at work III the
bal erv Monday forenoon, George Cham
payne got his left hand caught between
pair of rollers and badly crushed.-Twenty-
on cents per pound was the highest price
paid FOR butter on market day this week. -
| Mrs. l.. NJ. Morrison returned home Mon
| day from Albany, n. N.-Mrs. Frank X.
| 81 me is visiting friends in Rutland.-Mrs.
James Hughes and daughter are home from
visit to Mrs. Hughes sister in Chittendcn.
O ,ias Sanford of North Duxbury is in town.
Charles II. Holcomb has come back from
Brandon to remain in TOWN. six year
cid son of Prof T. f. Boyce died Tuesday
morning after brief illness with scarlet
fever.
BRISTOL.
The Ladies Aid society, No. II, auxiliary
to Col. n f. Dunshee camp, No. -, :. of
| V, held their regular meeting Jan
uary s, when the following officers We're
installed by F. f. Nahum and Mrs Julia
| Whitney: President, Addie Hatch; vice
president. Mrs Della Ferguson; chaplain
| Mrs Rachel White: secretary, Mrs
| Lotte Broolis treasurer, Mrs Edna
Gage: guide Miss Abbie Cuttings:
assistant guide. Mrs. May Jennings:
inside guard. Miss Mary Cuttings: outside
| guard, Mis-, Lille Chase: delegate, Mrs
| Fannie Hascltine alternate. Miss Ida Ring;
| Judge advocate, F. f.. Nahum; trustees,
Mrs Hattie Nahum. Mrs Mary Scarbourgh.
! Mrs. A. Il. Kilbourn: advisory committee.
F. T. Nahum. l.. r. Bissonnette Henry
Burritt Mrs. r. +. Hatch president of
the society made few brief remarks in
presenting the past president and vice re,i-
dent with some society tokens. AfterWnrd
She served them to a treat of ice cream and
cake.
Albert D. Searles died Thursday afternoo n
after few days illness with pneumonia.
He was born in Berkshire and was !, years
| of age He had held several town Offices
and was town superintendent Of schools at
the time OF his death. lie was buried
Sunday afternoon at o'clock with Masonic
honors H j. Nimblet died Tuesday
afternoon and was buried Friday morning.
Quincy Shattuck is dangerously ILL
Mrs H. W. Small sister of H. J. Nimbet,
was taken i'll quite suddenly Wednesday and
is oujte low Mr., Nelson Brook, had n
.bnoI. of n,,oI,.sis t,ridov morning
CORNWALL.
Judson Stevens. who has been for several
weeks n great sufferer with inilamatory
rheumatism, remains in critical condition
Mrs. Gordon Searle OF est torn"all ant
MIS- AilNoi FrosO ar Sio"t re'U'ciiht
from pneumonia WINE MIS- Ia'iih'
Cohah'' VINO Is III WIN chrome trouble
does NOT improve hauiicey Lewis
1olt,h l,'ho'a, VINO - e"e9' VI III, Sla'ei' WI
his native town. visiting recently after a,
absence of 30 wears
HANCOCK
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c,on,i1Io lost wool.
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frank Howard OF Rutland spent Sunda
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= ard-Judge Weeks and wife are stayln
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remains were taken to West Rutland fo
burial.
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MONkTON.
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