Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-22
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
CHARLOTTE.

CHARLOTTE.
\ telegram received Wednesday from
| California says that Arthur j. Eaton. IA
| former resident of this town. was knocked
| down by would be robber and dangerous
| ly. if not fatally injured. Mr.. Eaton was
on his way home from his place of business,
John II. Holmes died Sunday. His flu
neral was held from his late residence
| Wednesday at II NJ, Mr., Holmes was "a
greater sufferer from rheumatic troubles.
| and he had been confined to the house for
nearly Is years
Eugcne Shortsleeves will move into Frank
! MauorS tenement in the spring. Charles
| Whalley had an aGctiou on the Goth
inst. to dispose of his personal property, and
will move to Missouri March 1.-The oyster
social at T. c. Hill, last Friday evening
was a success socially and financially
| Mrs. Henry DOrr returned from keene n
H.. last Friday evening.
BOLTON.
| Harry and Charles Buckley of Moretown
are visiting here.--A. &. Huntlev who has
| been confined to the house for the last 10
weeks with broken leg, was out last week
| for the first time.-Among the sick are
| Mrs. &. W. Stevens. Mrs A. q. Stevens and
Mrs. G. ". Barney. Lizzie Chamber
lain has returned to her work in Burinston
-C. 2. 4 q. W. Stevens have re
ceived a very large bill Of timber from the
| Central Vermont railroad. to be delivered as
| SOON rs possible
NORTH WILLlSTON.
M. D.,.,, 49, w., w.,
liams who ho,r1. with hn,. is frn,,, pal,a,,
hrlJ Inf ! T. Rornav is hon. hrothn,. Who
bos lived with her for th,. INST .o,.o,, ,.:n,',
HUN ING ON.
The G. A. r.. $. of V. and l.. \. $. will
| give a grand ball and oyster sumner nt The
| g. A. r. and = Of Y. hall Friday evening.
March , j. W. johnson and f. &. Nor
| ton are the floor managers -lInion Defend
ers' day was observed by the Sons of Vet
Grams who marched TO the church and lis
'Vi'r,' ~ a in', ''''' sermon
Jus a.. 'i"1 ''''' US pace 10 -Norhlail
1''9' '''9 i'"o'u ms '"ri,i 10
,'i' i''''9'''' i'' o' yea, '''"eS lat
i'' 'o.' Jus 3i"Jo '" 'i'' 'u"iN', "a uoila
,,oi ,I''' ioi vac o9"'''' % new hr, oill'h
was H'Ncl Il. 'lc ,u"n "a'i IaA' week tuesday
., Lt.'''ie IVY, ~ N''eI VIII nave one
VA, WIZ Nv = '''IH o'"I"s at Tue No'hel
lump ''''''' ii"i'i"S 'oh Oei'''e'
eAol CHAHLO t.
u, .'i''i'S ~ ~ "Se" 'o' P"Ss'' AWAY
on 9".u,""N' iler iuherai TOOK pace Tues
uaS d, ''' 'o,i''encc oI hcr SOIL g. ~, mar
u ~ s ii"A'i't n"' gone 10 milton 10
ar'o,ip ,n' 'uiiei'i u MS SISTER MIS- "eorge
W. ii"iio'N'
SNELBURNE.
Mrs. Y. |. Spear of Braintree is visiting
at Lee Tracy s.-Misses Ferrin. Ouiuan,
Gates. Newell and Allen closed very sue
ccssful terms of school Friday.-.John h
Dubuc. blacksmith. has erected very neat
and attractive SIGN. Prank Moran has rented
a farm in Charlotte and will move his family
there soon.-Wil Kimball. who has been
ON Gen. j. l.. Barstow's farm the nast veor
will move the first of March on to "a farm in
South Burlington.
ST. GEORGE.
Tho yo,arorlo rco n r,,ol.,,o..,, :. ,.,,;..
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Isha,1 far,,, ,,,,. p,,,, io,i .lii
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f,',', poltn,i S,;. , ~ p"' 'ie'
| t,,,,n,,l g., I,a,, I, Ia - 49, ,o.,
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| RICHMOND.
Mr.. W. j. Harrington gave a musical con
cert at Richmond hall last Monday evening