Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-06-07

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ago. Elder TIutchins is quite low.-The
foundation of the new Brownel block is
completed and the frame for the first story
is up, with the solid brick wall which is to
divide the block into two parts to guard
against fire. -Goorge Wheeler is attending
the meeting of tho Horse Breeders assoca-
ton at Newport this week. Mr.. Mckenzie
from Canada is visiting at DR.. A. T. Ark
loy's --lIenry Prindle and wife from Char
lotte attended the Congregational confer
ence here last week Mrs. +. h. Fletcher
and child from st. Adams are visiting
friends in town. Mrs, Ellen johnson, who
has been in Canada during the winter study
ing the French language, has returned to
her fathers Norman Miller of Wiliston.
Mrs, Harrison. from Worcester, Mass,
secretary of tho Woman's Board of Foreign
Missions in Vermont, gave Il talk Sunday
afternoon about her work, and in the even
ing talked very interestingly to the chill
dren.-Mr. Jesse Taylor, from California,
is visiting friends in town. While Frank
Parker and Henry Teachout were working
on the new block Saturday afternoon, the
staging gave way. letting them both to the
ground They received no severe injuries
but some bad bruises from the lumber
which fell on top of them Mrs r. f.
Weller and son Frank from Burlington,
We're in town Monday,
SAELBURNE.
At the republican caucus Saturday even
ing, y. r. Miller was elected chairman, F.
r. Stoddard clerk and the follow
ing delegates and alternGtes were
duly elected by ballot: Delegates, j.
h. Barstow, W \. Weed J. V. $.
Mack, William Cowan, l.. c. Ray, +. f.
Ciebhardt, L. s. Rowley, c. NJ. Russell !;
alternates j. b, Sutton, j. b. Du-
buc, James MiIlham, William White
side, Dr. f. r. Stoddard, c. F.
| Van Nliet. c. L. Page, W. j. Sheridan
1t was voted that tho delegates elected be
requested to use their best effort to secure
the election of Capt. r. j. White us county
senator. Nh White received every vote
cast in the caucus. Alan Blodgett. G. NJ
Russell, A. l.. Benedict were elected town
committee for the next two years.
| Mrs. Smith of Boston is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Joel b. Bartett.-Mrs. George Mon
roe died Sunday Of apoplexy. The funeral
was heldat her late residence Tuesday at 10 a.
m-Atthe Methodist church Sunday morning
! Rev. w. J. Chapman received five persons
into the church in full connection At the
| Episcopal chapel Rt Rev. Bishop y. c. A.
! Hall, d. d., confirmed 10 persons and
preached an excellent sermon on Christian
strength in the afternoon
Wizards creamery paid for the past two
weeks, ending Juno ), for standard milk -
cents; butter test 4.31. price paid % cents;
average butter test /. %; average price per
hundred weight, S5.5i; price Of butter fat
| l5f cents Prank Mctirath Mike and
| Charlie McCaOc vino have been suspected
of stealing money from the different places
of business in town for some time, We're
caught Monday evening Saturday even
ing while MIR. Tyler was at supper, they
entered the depot and broke open the money
drawer and stcl, over $50. Monday night
they entered the depot and stole more money
and were soon caught. Tuesday they were
brought before a Justice and bound over to
County Court The boys gave Peter Nc
Cabe an older boy, sol who knew it was
stolen and said nothing. He was brought
before a justice and bailed by his father
The funeral of Mrs. George Monroe was
held at her late residence Tuesday morning,
Rev. w. j. Chapman officiating
JERICHO.
\ town Sunday-school convention for the
express benefit of the Sunday of all
denominations Of the town Of Jericho will
be held in the Second Congregational church
on Friday, June :. The following is the
programmes ,, Prayer and song service,
led 10y Superintendent II. :. Woods; 3,
Town organization, Rev. f. +. Lewis; $3.50,
| Relation of the superintendent the church
to teachers. Mrs McGibbon; Relation to
parents and scholars, Mrs. i. F. Wilbur,
Superintendent work before the session,
Mrs. Or. Bishop; In the session, Rev. Mr..
Rose; 4:30, Use of the Bible in the school
Rev. c. Pike. Evening-1;30, Devotional
service, led by Superintendent A. d.
Bradford Teachers session; 10, How tC
gain and keep the boys, f. b. Jordan; SD
Teachers meetngs Mrs G. C. Bicknell
$50, Teachers drill, Rev f, f. Lewis -
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Bullock Of Pompanoo
sue are visiting their mother, Mrs. Lovel
Bullock. MIR. Alexander Miller, an old and
respected resident, died Sunday after a Sc
we're illness. The funeral took place
Wednesday at one O'Clock from the house.
The Rev. Austin Hazen of Richmond
oflciated.-John Casey's boy, Arthur, il
quite sick with Inflammation OF the bowels
Miss Flora Choate is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, whore she was operated on for {
tumor Saturday Mrs Olin's oldest chile
had her tonsils cut at the hospital Saturday
Miss Julia Porter is quite sick,-Mrs
Mary Nichols has had to give up her school
Miss Ryan is to complete the term.
WlLLlSTON.
Memorial day was unusually quiet, al
though the soldiers caves were well decor
ated by few comrades from Sherman post
Mr., Miner Bradley has moved into hi
newly repaired house,. ID. Talcott ha
purchased the two farms adjoining his hom
farm known as the Roswell Talcott anC
James Talcott farms A number of on
townsmen attended tho funeral of Patse
Henley of Richmond Saturday. He ha,
lived in town and had many friends here
MILTON.
Decoration day passed Off very pleasant
ly. j. X. Darling, esq, of Chelsea, gave
| ay odd Friday