Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-08-01

union in MiddlebufN on the list q q
next October which date will be the SD
anniversary of the mastering of the regi-
ment into the United States service
Mrs. Dutton and child of Northtield and
Miss Clara d. Williamson of Malone, n.
y, are visiting at Mr.. j. Y. Kingsley s.
Mrs. Charles A. Collins has brought home
from Rutland her daughter Amy, who
was taken i'll while on a visit there the
first of the week. Her illness is still dan
| gerous.-The dry spell is becoming seri-
Gus throughout Addison CountY.-Goorge
r. Riggs is employed in the postotiice
during the absence of Postmaster Burk.--
lifroy MaYhew of Salisbury has had his
pension increased to $40 per month";
George Whittemore of Ripton was ar
rested Tuesday night for mtoxcation
"Wednesday he pleaded guilty and dis
closed on the town agent, who however
seems not to have been blame-worthy in
the matter.
Cornwall lost on Thursday and Friday
two of its most prominent citizens. DR..
Franklin Bond died Thursday afternoon,
after a prolonged illness, at the age of a
years. He was at one time a physician in
extensive practice, but in later years had
devoted his attention to farming and bee
keeping. DIR. Bond leaves a widow, three
sons and four daughters. two of the latter
being married The funeral services were
held at the house at o'clock Saturday
afternoon and the intermcnt will be in
Cornwall The other death was that of
Franklin II. Dean and it occurred at about
1G:i5 o'clock Friday forenoon. Mr.. Dean
was about 90 years of age. In former days
he was one of the most widcly-known and
extensive sheep dealers in Vermont, or in
deed the United States, and amassed a
fortune in the morinO sheep trade when
Vermont morinO stock was in its zenith.
Mr. Dean had been accustomed to take
opium and Friday morning after break
fp a a
Whether he took an overdose or not is un-
known, at any rate he never aWokc Mr..
Dean leaves three children, Col. II. r.
Dean. Mrs. William H. Delone and Mrs.
Sarah Bingham, all of Cornwall.
| The funeral services of Or. Franklin
Bond We're held at his late homo in East
Cornwall at o'clock on Saturday after
noon. Rev. S. II. Barnum, the Congrega-
tional pastor, conducted the services and
there was vocal music by a selected
quartette.-James Hughes had a valuable
young Jersey COW killed by a freight
train Friday morning.-Will Speyer had a
narrow escape from a serious accident
Friday afternoon. He was standing up in
the rear of his wagon when the horse
suddenly started up and ran away. SpeYer
was thrown over backward to the ground
and his back was severely injured.-Mrs.
Edison =. Williamson and daughter, Miss
Fannie, are visiting friends in Rutland
street exhibition of boxing and tumbling
before large crowd Friday night.-The
nay crop VI tiie county Is now pracucaliy
al ~ an" tII H"'i'S ny N"S petVel'
ouV tilo quail''S 10 i"I p'lo" 'lit ave-
rago.-Miss Amy Collins is slowly reCov-
crng from her serious illness.
The new Catholic church, of which the
corner stone was laid on Sunday, will
s'di" az '"V H'"" VI @AOdu'li'N S'l'e'' JuS'
tdS' u 'I' p"i TO!'dSe anu H'"lIA oPpoSI'e
Tue co!lest puIIuI"Hs' 'eorse W. Huefh-
seE oI Mon i'olor - tne archliect ana
NaPo.roh Dupuc ol MoHiPe'er 'ie nuil"-
ef me dimensions Oh lhe main pullulhE
VIII be ~ by .. leet ana or the chapel to
he erecleu on lhe hor'h ehd ~ by 50 feet.
ne IlclSHt oI LHc ""StIleilt above lhe
1ouhuauon Will pe ~ loct ana from the
water t"nle TO lne caves a ltet. me
tower VIII De ~ Ieet square ana 70 leet
ilgh above grade ana VIII be surmounted
bE splre % leet nEh' me chapel Will be
only one story IN hclght' me material is
rock lace marble WIN While marble trlm-
IiHSs' anu 'leie VIII ne Steel truss TOOL
Ihere VIII pe an open audltorlum, with no
coIuihI9 anu me SdlielS VIII ne morse
snoe SHapel' me pe"S ana "aIhSeo'tlhs
VIII pe OF ASH ana IN" doors OF Ncheered
OAK ~ IS inc intention to hulld up to the
caves tilS year anu II Is Hoped lHal the
"ioI' may pe cuLlpIetou peiore the eId
OF next year ne total cost VIII De
something IKE e"o'W" or S5'W".-I mere
was large attchdahce upon the tuneral
OF FRANKLIN II. Dean at ms late nome IN
cornwall on sunday afternoon. Rev. w
n. Bacon OF BTdport conducted the ser
vices ana there was appropriate Voca
music. Ihe lhtermeht was IN west Corn
Wall'-Husta Muller gotlnto odliilcultYWi
ms morse up on the falr grounds Monday
afternoon ana the result was that the
morse kicked MN thrce or four tunes OF
the lett leg ana once ON the mead. one OF
the KICKS cut had EaSh in the thlgh, bu'
no bones were broken Butter brough'
from 10 10 10 cents pound ana eggs Il
Genus uo%en III tnlS market Monday
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MS EdGa'oil III to"H Win ms mo'her'
polu dtIeihPt at rape was commlttec
last oaluruay evening on lhe ROAD tC
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was "'i iI'l way Hoiie carry III the even
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an uih''o"H man ne Hdue an dt'eihP
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