Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-26

generations The DlrthdaN cake was lur-
ni,hed by a friend from Burlington. The
cake was illuminated with eight candles,
each one representing 10 years. Mrs. Glib
son received many presents from neighbors
and friends from st. Adams and Burling-
ton. She is in good health and is remark
ably spry for lady of her
years Deputy Sheriff r. B. Galusha
has been appointed town agent
Reuben Lee, one of the oldest inhabitants
of the town, is very low.-Miss Edna Has
kins is home from Worcester, Mass, for
| two weeks. ON account of her fathers ill
ness oliver II. Brown has bought the
John Hall farm of l.. b. Howe.-The school
directors have voted to build n new school
house at Observation-Disclosures Abbe Morse
and Fannie Morse expect to return to Bread
loaf for the summer next Week.-Mrs. Grace
Fuller has gone to the AdirOndacks for the
benefit of her health.-R. c. Lincoln, who
had shock about two weeks ago, is gain
ing slowly. John Hall has moved into the
Charles Blood house.
SHElBURNE.
Fred Roberts, son of G.. y. Roberts, was
kicked bv a horse Thursday, breaking his
lower jaw and cutting his face badly.
Junior Christian Endeavor society will hold
their meetings Friday afternoon at clock,
| III une CuuTCN pdIlOlS. ram ieopel 70 nus
opened meat shop.
UNDERHlLL.
Harry Norris is confined to the house with
rheumatism. Ralph Brown has gone to
Essex to work in the cheese factory
MAY day sociable will he given by the La
dies Aid society on the evening of May
at the church parlors. Blood ant
Julia Marsh have returned from Montpelier
Mrs Susan (Bxby) Pullman and two
daughters of Vergennes visited her old home
last week.-E. S. Whitcomb read a sermon
on Sunday at the Congregational churcl
and George Benedict at the Methodist
Butter brought from 16 to IS conts pei
pound on Monday; eggs y cents.-Waltei
Russell has bought the Bass farm, payins
for the same $1,000. Roy Day has gone t.
Rutland.
Service will he held at Calvary (Episco
pail church. Underhill, next Sunday, Apri
%, at 4 p. m. After the service the annua
, mission meeting for both men and womel
will be held The plan for extra service
, during the summer will probably be adopt
ed. reports received and officers chosen. OF
ferings will be made for missions.
$ RICHMOND.
The funeral of Mrs. Michael Larner wa
= 23d inst She was over 20 years old.
son came from Colorado to attend the funer
e al.-Staton Agent Bates is in so poo
= health that he is not able to attend to tn
S duties of the Office. The Ladies' Aid socie
S " meet at the vestry of the Congregations
= church next Fridav-J. +. Cushman o
D.. Burlington will deliver the memorial ad
e dress before the Bronson Barber post a
3 Richmond Mrs. f. Il. Andrews spent
Q few days last week with her daughter, Mrs
n A. o. Ferguson Of Burlington.
HUNTINGTON.
n Mrs Guy Bckford is gaining slowly
y The Ladies Aid society met at the tow
i hall last Wednesday Miss Bertha Ellis re
y mains about the same Work will be CON
n menced on the new telephone from Ricf
4, mond to Huntington sOon.-Henry Rivers
!. blacksmith at the Centre, will move to Lii
coin Vt, soon.
WESTFORD.
j. Haskell Allen and Mrs. Lepha R. Cha'
were married at Mrs Chases home Wee
: nesday morning. April 1S.-Miss Nam
=. King, daughter of Peter King, wns marie
!" to Mr.. George Gillian April 1S.-Henry HyC
has taken possession of his new farm.-Tl
- st. Adams creamery company started the
% separator April 1S.-George Munson an
~ Miss Macia started for Franklin April
~ for the purpose Of getting married.-BC
u and Artemus Rogers had several sheep hi
ten by dogs last week. One of the do
- has been killed.
I'd MIR. and Mrs. George Munson arrived
:. town Saturday afternoon. Miss Edith Ha
~ went to St Adams Monday to begin h
school.-Msses Lulu Cobb and Emily Ht
returned to johnson Monday.-Will De
al enau is able to ride out.-Mr George All
8 of Burlington is visiting at Harmon Cook
Il, WlLLlSTON.
81 Will Burnett has returned from Engla
III with his bride Mrs. Gertrude lsham a
~ child are home from California t. ID. Bac
= preached Sunday after vacation of thr
u weeks.-H s. johnson's cheese facto
commenced operations Wednesday. Dem
Burns makes the cheese. Miss Anna Con
ok has returned to Cambridge to open /
NV school. Mr.. and Mrs. Merchant had a S
m. born last week and Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
not daughter. and Mrs. Barber return
rk from New York State last Saturday,
in Northrop celebrated her Oath birthday, 81
ed day, the 22d, and Mr.. Northrop will be
de Wednesday, the 25th.
ut WEST MILTON.
All the schools in town commenced NJ
en day.-Harry Costello and viii Morton
nd for Loon Lake Tuesday. Mrs. Snowe is CO
os- fined to the house from rheumatism.
no WlNOOSKI.
Nr. ami Mrs. A G. Small are rejoic
al over the arrival of little daughter
wv, Mrs T.. II. Horton and son George w
to st, Adams Wednesday to accompany
be husband, who is deputy collector station
70 at that place, Mr.. and Mrs. Horton W,
both born in Winooski and this is their ii
,,- departure from their native town.
Deputy Sheriff r. ID. Wheeler was su
~ moned early Friday morning to
home Of Arthur Allen in the north part
,- the town where he found Mr.. Allen in
10 second attack of acute mania. Mr.. Whet
ith says the victim had made it lively for f.
1 attendants the previous night but they
-. previous to his arrival succeeded in hi