Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-19

and Miss Noonan in the south. ---
| Dryden ~ Esterbrook 5 creamery, managed
by NJ Il. Allen, commenced taking milk last
week Wednesday. Willis Newell's horse
took fright at the creamery Wednesday
| morning and ran away, making complete
wreck Of his wagon There will be soap
bubble" social held at Jay Clark's next Fri
day evening. a prize will be awarded to
the one blowing the largest bubbc-C. q.
lringle left for Old Mexico on last Thurs
day, attended by his assistant, John Nc
Lashan, for another botanical tour.
ESSEX CENTRE.
5. c. Morse has moved into tho Perrigo
house C. A. Newton is building n new
barn on the site of the one burned two years
| ago; Size 40xS0.-R A. b. Blake started
for the conference at Bradford Monday
morning. The Browns river cheese fac
tory commenced making cheese last week
n. y. Bellows team, driven by his son,
Frank, took fright and ran across tho com
mon to the rear of the Congregational
church, dashing through the park fence.
They then took the road towards Jericho
but when near O. S. Nichols house, some
one i'll trying to stop them, turned them into
Mr.. Nichols yard and toward his house
ell then turned around and ran back up
the south end of the park where they were
stopped by f. w. Hall. The only injuries
done We're few slight scratches on the
horses and the demolition of the storm
house.
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all tho
live druggists in Essex Centre. See ad. pages
BOLTON.
Miss Belle Morse is visiting in Jericho.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. II. n Gill
| Thursday afternoon. The selectmen have
! appointed f. II. McC;innis first lister to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of
| William Ryan School at the station com
mences April % with Mrs. \. c. Stevens
teacher-William Ryan died at his late
residence April 6 of inflammation of the
bowels. His funeral was held at the Cath
ole church at Waterbury the Sth, being
attended by numerous concourse of rcla-
tives and friends. He leaves a wife and
one sou to mourn his loss.-Mr. Ryan was
| prominent business man and had held many
offices of trust in town. representing the
Legislature IN the fall of 80. He will be
much missed and long remembered by all
of his neighbors for his kind hearted man
ner and genial ways.
I
ing over the arrival of nine pound girl.
HINESBURGH.
The maple sugar season has closed and
the amount made is below the average. Guy
| Ross made about 1000 pounds from 900
trees.-A fine deer with large antlers was
recently seen in Charles Weed 5 orchard. -
Seymour Pierce has had his dairy Of 30
head dishorned Miss Cora l. Ball Of Fer
| risburph has a Inusir class Of - ,,t,,,i1e in
this town.-The public schools will open
next Monday. Owen is in town. --
Union services We're held at the Baptist
chapel Sunday, Rev. j. 7. Fort being at
conference. isaiah DOW, Daniel Patrick
Albert Ray and c. j. Russell are getting
the grand list in favor of the railroad.-
Win Fish has bought place in Bethel and
will run creamery there The repairs on
the Baptist church are nearly completed.
You can get Taft S Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in Hinesburgh. See ad. pages.
CHARLOTTE.
The Ariel quartctte gave concert at
the Congregational church Tuesday evening,
under the auspices Of the y. p. =. c. E
Edmund II. Field has purchased the proper
ty at the four corners, formerly occupied by
W II. Dodge. of Mrs D. W. Hazarl -
have been giving entertainments at the town
hall, gave prizes for the homelicst man and
the prettiest girl in the hall; John Sears
secured the first by a large majority and
little May Williams the second.
HUNTINGTON.
A quiet home wedding took place when
MIR. William j. Ross of Barre and Miss
Alice l.. Rollins We're married Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides parents
by Rev. W. II. Lyster, in the presence Of a
few relatives and friends. The bride was
dressed in a beautiful dark blue sateen gown
and carried brides roses. Refreshments of
cake coffee and fruit We're served after the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Ross We're the
recipients of many beautiful gifts.
Ladies' Aid society, No. IL, auxiliary to
camp No. 50, Sons of Veterans will be in
spccted Wednesday evening, April %, by
Hiss Grace Langdou of Brandon who is in
spector of tho Vermont division, L. a. s.
Gen. W. W. Henry camp, No. 50, Sons of
Veterans, is to be inspected during April or
May by Past Col. +. r. Griswod of Ben
nington.- Capt. l.. \. Williamson of
the local S. of Y. camp has entered the
grocery business at Bristol.
RICHMOND.
The public schools commence the spring