Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-12


fall.--Rev. DIR. Booth ohiclstcd at the flu
neral of the child of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Graves in West Mountain Sunday after
noon.-Mr G. w. browne and family will
occupy julius Bundy's house on Maple
street.-Mrs. q. w. browne has as guests
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
kins of Peabody, Mass.--Mr. and Mrs. G.
*. Currier left for Boston Monday. The
child of Mr. and Mrs. John Rivers, aged
about one year, died of congestion of the
brain Sunday night. Rev. Dr. Booth ofi-
cated at the funeral Tuesday afternoon
The old house and barn owned by |. O.
Andrews near Boardman's mill, for long
time occupied by Brigham" Young, were
burned to the ground Sunday evening.
The house was unoccupicd and the cause
of the fire is not known.--Dr. Booth lee
tured Sunday evening on Ideals" He
will begin a series of lectures next Sunday
evening on THE worlds teachers. Buy
ers from Connecticut shipped cattle and
sheep from here Monday morning
Cora Stafford has returned from a visit in
Ludlow. A. Bundy sold his household
goods at auction Saturday.-Riders of the
Imperial bicycle have organized a racing
club.-The school directors received bids
Tuesday for a new school house at Nor
ristown Conversation. and Mrs, i. X.
Gleed returned Saturday night from
stay at the sea shOrc.-T'hc academy build
ing now shelters nearly two hundred and
sixty pupils in the several departments
Miss Watson Of Lydonville was a guest a
H. j. Dwiuells last week.-Deegates from
here Will go to the State c. Il. convention
at Burlington next Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. GoDde of Newport has bought of J.
c. Parker of Quechee tho horse Kendall
for two or three seasons on the Utton
string.--Senator Frank kenfeld and Albert
a. Niles left Friday morning for Boston
and the Kentucky enCarnpmcnt, Col. @.
W. Doty and family left Saturday night
Leon Rich of East Jaffrcy n. H., a former
resident, has been visiting in town.-John
Utton is campaigning a portion of his
stable in Connecticut.--Thc Univcrsalist
ladies' renew their circle gatherings on
Thursday of this week The Powers and
CMeed block corner of Main and Portland
streets has been lowered to the sidewalk
from its former position upon a high stone
basement other buildings which have been
served in the same way within a compare
lively short time are the store owned by
G. II. Slocum erected by the late G. p.
Hardy, the store owned by NJ. a. Stone &
Co., erected as a drug store by the late
Charles Burke, the Churchill hardware
store and Gilmore store all on Portland
street.-Mrs. Henry Wait and son returned
the first of the week from months stay
in New York.--Gov. l.. a. Woodbury. was
in town Saturiay.-Mrs. John Moulton re-
turned here Friday after two months
abSence.-AIhert p Grout of Winchester,
ILL.,, a former resident was in town last
woek.-ln the absence of the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Kellogg, two d!scourses were present
ed at the Congre Sational church on Sun
day by Rev. Mr.. lockwood lille
was very largely represented at Lake Ell
more ON Sunday.
Hon. p. X. Gleed and his son, Frederick
G. Fleetwood. who studied in the Office and
was admitted to the bar about year
since, have formed a partnership for the
practice of law and conducting insurance
and other business.-I}ev. Mr.. Savage of
Orange, n. j., who is visiting in town, will
Nrc ich in the Congregational church next
Sunday morning.-E. Andrews of Kenne-
bunk, Me-, president Of the National Fibre
Board company with headquarters in Bos-
ton and one of their factories here, has
bcon in town a few days this weeks. w.
Bolac has bought a meat business in EnOs-
hurgh and went there with his family on
Wednesday. He continues to own the
Union House property in Morrisville.-MOr-
risville tannery is doing a growing bust
ness, immense quantities Of bark are com
ing in.--Mr. and Mrs Victor Brown have
guests, Mr. Albert Wiley and family OF
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood of Bostor
have been at j. C. Richardsons-M
Mary Aldrich Of Whitehead, n. H., ant
/ h. Il. iFawse Of Barre are guests at ID. G.
Spauldng' s.-Entries for next weeks horse
racing have shown up in good numbers
+. G. Hill and wife of Eyota, MINI, left
for their home Tuesday after a visit with
y. c. IIill here.
STOWE.
Or. Church was in town last week on
short visit. lie ana Mrs. Church VIII re
turn to permanently stay in a few days
IA mi iy- ttf,n bo b4.