Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-08-22
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Barrows & Peck are adding new shelving
capacity TO their store on South Main
street. and are also painting the Interior
Frank Kcrran of Barre and Miss Stella
ingalls, were married by Rev. A. n. Lewis
at Christ church last Thursday morning.
The Frank George property was sold a t
auction I'm Shady Rill last week. Fank
George bought ono lot of wild land and
the mill site; Alon2o Leonard two lots Of
wild land; William Chaplin, the Vaughn
place, and q. =. Is. Denny the Governors
right There are yet three more lots to be
disposed Of,
Mrs Ben Whitman, who has been en-
gagged to teach ono division of the primary
department at the Union school, has en-
tered a summer school at st Johnsbury,
to prepare herself for her new work.
At the meeting of the Woman's Christian
I Temperance union last Thursday after
noon at Mrs Anna Dillon's, the following
delegates to the annual State convention
! TO be held next month at Rutland were
elected: Miss Eliza Rubee and Mrs. r.. d.
Putnam alternates, Mrs. Jane Palmer and
Mrs. Polly Scribner The following rcEu-
| lar members of the convention Will also
attend from here: State Secretary IL. NJ.
: Denny, Mrs. l.. l.. Beeman, Mrs. o. IL.
Richardson and Miss Amy Fiske.
/ Business at the Lane Manufacturing
| Co.'S shops though usually dun at this
time of the year is the best that it has
been for 10 years past and is gradually
/ improving. They have Just finished two
Potion travelling cranes to be placed in the
stone sheds of Jones Bros. in Barre and
are now al work on one which will have
a capacity of 40 tons and will weigh 20
tons This latter crane is for Mackcy &,
Sons sheds also in Barre A special ma
chine for vcncering is being made at the
shops to be shipped to the largest veneer
| inc. factorv in New York city.
.
lege and who has been visiting in Mont
polier this summer. returned to her home
I last Saturday.
1t was announced in St Augustine's
church last week by the pastor Rev. w.
j. O. Sullivan, that Mr. r. w. Wood had
expressed his intention to present to the
church copy OF Murillo's celebrated
painting. entitled THE Lady of the Ros-
ary." The copy will be made by MIR.
Wood during his trip abroad next summer
and will probably measure six by four
feet in size
. a very peculiar and painful accident oc-
CURED last week to Walter Ford a stu
dent Of tho MontpcIier seminary. He was
pitching a game of ball at Cabot and
as he threw the ball both bones broke in
his arm lust above the elbow. He was
/ taken to his home not far distant and the
arm was set.
Rev. l.. +. Taylor preached at the Meth
odist church last Sunday in place Of Rev.
\. II. Webb, WHO was in Mortified.
MIS-. Elizabeth BOIL Alain died last
Saturday at the home of her daughter
Miss Caroline Alain on Cross street she
was So years Of age Her funeral was
held Monday afternoon and the inter
ment made in Green Mount cemetery.
The following real estate transfers have
been recorded at the city clerks office
Henry Campbell to Alexander Campbell
buildings and land on the "Branch" roal
for $50: Lucy w. Guernsey to the Lane
Notwithstanding COMPANY lot on eros:
street for s4O0. Susan A. Fellows to Jane,
c.. Cullen. a house and lot on Uprer Elm
street for s13so
The Jurors for the noxt term of Wash
.in.-ton county court to convene i'm Mont
neIier the second TUESDAY in September
we're drawn TUESDAY afternoon Tho gran,
iu,.v consists of the follo7,inr representa-
tives. X G Nve Rarrn Town. O /
Jowes. Barre CITY. @ ". Dodge Berlin
A. NJ Foster Cabot. Albert Dwinell
Calais. James Crossett Duxbirrv. .Juliu,
s AIulIock East Aiontnolier. / p Bovce
Fayston: W H. n Mears Marshfield
lanes A Cbanin N,i6dlasex. a T. Wat
son MontneIior. II Il Porinson More
town; A. F. Martin. NortbGeld. Charlie,
NJ. Davis Plainfeld. 7. w blanchard
Roxbury: T. G Levi. Waitshcld. w A
Averill, Warren; S. r. luse, Waterbury
L. G. French. Barre: A. c. Slayton, Barre
A. @. Andrews. Berlin: Lee Short Cabot
Edwin Durham, Cabot; j. n. Hiss, Ga
lais: Everett A. Morse, Calais: w. I,
Ward, DuXbury; l.. r. Malloy, East Mont
pelier; Charles Gallison. East Montpelier
NJ S. Strong. Fayston; A. f. Lamberton
Marshtield; j. II. Eaton, Marshheld; j
II. Jones, Barre; r. NJ. Mnard, Barre.
Frank \. Smith was last week chosen
treasurer Of the Capital Savings banl
and Trust company.
The venerable George s. Hubbard hal
gone to mako his homo in ST. Johnsbur,
for while.
Rev. T.. r. Earle completes his engage
ment as preacher for the Baptists mex
Sunday
The very sad news OF the death from
consumption of Mrs Ella NJ. L'Helreu,
at Worthwhile this week was a sud lei
and unlocked for shock to her large circl,
Of Montpelier. friends. During her life il
this city she was an active and value,
member of Bethany church and EndoavoI
society. Her funeral was held on Tucsda,
at Morrisvillo.
The canvass for funds to nut steam hca
into the Seminary has by no means bccl
given M hut Is being olIi.tlv uusbod for,
ward nv Rev. II. a. SPENCER with encou.
apinc, results
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