Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-17


cents per dozen.
DR.. /. T.. Mellen had the other day the
bad luck to lost a yearlng Denning Allen
colt which died from worms.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Scott have returned
from Roxbury after a visit of a month
and will remain here through the winter.
James Sullivan of Boston arrived in
town Saturday morning for brief visit
to his relatives and friends.
A company recently formed here Is the
B Is. X c. Company. It's business is the
ana sale of a cement origin
Mrs. a. V. Mannez died here at O'Clock
Wednesday morning after an illness OF
about three years. she came mere from
Elkhart, Ind, in August and has since
resided with a sister, Mrs. Roseman. Mrs
Nannez was fl years of age and leaves a
1O-vcar-old dauehtcr. Her husband is an
official of the Indiana State prison at
Michigan City. Tho deceased lady was a
DAUGHTER of Elder Bosworth OF Bristol
Funeral services win be held at the house
Friday morning and the remains Will be
taken to Bristol for interment.
The annual inspection of William j.
Russell post will be held on the evening
of Wednc sGay, october %. Adiutant Will
liam l.. Cadv will he the inspecting officer.
Rev. c. +. Moody, pastor Of the Pilgrim
Conversational church in Minneapolis
Minn., is here Tor u brief visit to friends.
Mr.. Moody was n popular member OF the
Middlcbury colo-o class Of 1871, and mar
red Miss Fannie Kingsley of Middle
bury.
The remains Of Mrs. McCauley, widow
Of the late William McCauley Of Corn
wall. were brought here Wednesday noon
for intermcnt. from Port Henry, y. Y.
where she has recently been living with a
daughter The deceased lady was about
81 years of age and leaves one daughter
and one son. The iutcrmcnt was in the
catholic cemetery.
Miss Agnes Wainwright has gone to
Montpelier to attend the wedding of her
schoolmate Miss Fincld at 1 o'clock p. m.
on Thursday at which she will he brides
maid.
Miss Kitty slade, daughter of Hon.
James NJ Slade, has gone to New York
city to resume her musical studies and
for other intellectual pursuits.
The funeral of Mrs. L. N. Seymour
will take place Thursday morning, the
services occurring at the Episcopal church
at 1890 o'clock.
There was no dancing on tho last night
or any other night of the Catholic fair.
Hon. l2. J. Phelps of burlington was here
on carriage drive Tuesday and was
heartily greeted by some of his old-timo
friends in this his native town
Miss Maud Wainwright Is in New Lon
don, Conn, whittier she went to be pres
cnt on Wednesday at the wedding of her
friend, Miss Armstrong, at which she was
the maid Of honor
MTDDLEBCRY COLLEGE NOTES
The following members were initiated
into the Chi Psi fraternity Friday even
ing: Aaron y. Corbin. John CosgroVe, L.
Roy Howard and Fred w Noble.
The y. NJ. c. y. and Y. W. c. y. are tc
give a reception in the phrontisteriun tc
the freshmen class and to the faculty
and wives on Friday evening.
Calvin E. Moody, 20, of Minneapolis
visited college yestei lay.
BRISTOL
Contractor c. w Rogers has finished the
abutments Of three new bridges in Lin
coin, carried away by the high water re-
cently.-Mrs. Nellie Colby has been ap-
pointed janitor at the Methodist church
Mrs Pecue of Ferrisburgh is at w. \
McGee s.-The Ladies Aid held a So
cial in q. \. r. han Saturday night
Mrs. John Dutton is at home from Rut
land-NIiss Irene Thomas of Proctor ha.
been visiting here the past week-E. T.
Palmer has the contract to raise the Con
lrcgatioual parsonage i'm Burlington ant
place under it new foundaUon.--A sub
scription paper is being circulated to rails,
funds to place an arc light over Mali
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