Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-01
SUDBURY.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BARRE.

Joseph Bishop, employed on the Empire
quarry. who was arrested Tuesday night for
creating disturbance while intoxicated,
was brought before Justice Jackman " ed
nesday afternoon. convicted and fined for a
second offence.
Fifteen couples attended the fortnightly
meeting of the COtillion club in Bolster's
hall Tuesday eXening.
The lease of the fork shop property to
Burnham a Ayers was signed Tuesday even
ing,
NJ NJ Farrell Of Boston, who conducted a
series of plays in the opera house last week
under the auspices of Crandall Post 6. \.
r.. did not, it is claimed, carry out his
agreement with the post and Tuesday after
noon a body writ was made out for him and
an officer sent to Montpelier to detain him
from leaving the state.
Frank McWorther returned from Boston
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Abbott gave a whist
party at their home Tuesday evening.
DR.. II. l.. Chandler went to hi, home in
Mortified Monday for a short visit.
Dr.. G. W. Steele. who was called to
Mortified by the serious illness of hi, wife's
sister Miss Dinsmore, returned Monday
night.
Massachusetts General Hospital al Boston,
for treatment,
William Farrell, c. [. Jackson and S. d.
Allen are in Burlington in attendance, as
jurors, the session of the United States
court.
Rev Robert Nourse OF Washington. d.
c.. who was unable to deliver his lecture
Monday evening on account of illness. spoke
Tuesday night on DR.. Jekell and Mr..
Hyde.
MONTPELIER.
Ed Gaberce was arrested by officer Hunt
Tuesday night at the Central Vermont rail
road depot and being unable TO walk was
drawn up to the Jail on Il sled. He was
brought before IA justice on Wednesday and
fined S15.01.
Deputy Sheriff Ellis of RoXbury arrested
George McGilkey the l9th for stealing jew
elry. Being unable to furnish 5000 bail he
was committed to Jail
Mr. \. f.. Niles. for the past ~ years n
popular clerk in the dry goods department
of H. p Gleason & Co., finished his labors
there Saturday and has gone TO Boston and
vicinity to DE absent about two weeks.
EAST MONTPELIER,
Those ON the sick list are; Mrs. Gorilla
Hammett, Mrs. c. c. Brooks, Mrs. VI. r.
| d. Dingwall, Mrs. Simon Parker, \. H.
! Cutler and II. NJ. Paine. A daughter was
! born to Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Tillotson recent
| ly-Henry Dolan had u shoulder dislo-
Gated recently by his horse getting trghtcu-
ed at some granite that has been left be
| side the road below the East village. j =
Wheelock had Il horse badly injured 10y get
| ting frightened in the same place.-A, b.
Clifford has bought the blacksmith shop of
| Mr.. Renuic.
WATERBURY.
| Prof. Kent commenced his writing school
Friday night. They are to be held in the school
building. r. Morrow, one of the particle
pants in the drunken fray which took place
last fall in Little River district, was arrest
ed Wednesday night by Sheriff Graves,
and placed in the cooler where he remained
until Thursday. He was fined the usual
amount A select dance was given in tine
hotel hall Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Boyce are receiving
congratulations over the birth of dauGh-
ter.-Union services, conducted by Rev.
/ Mr. Hamblin, We're held in the Congrcga
| tional church Sunday evening The Cha
! tauqua class has been invited to spend Fri
day evening with Miss Josie Taylog, who
returns from Boston this week Frank
King is quito ill.--The Ladies Aid society
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Bar
rett Miss Esther Marshall visited in Bur
| lington last Saturday.
| Village meeting is to be held in the Town