Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-03-26

for Minneapolis, where he has a positio
with an uncle.-The grangers discussed
! cuba and Spain at an evening session las
| saturday Eighteen to 20 below zero
| the record for Tuesday morning, Marc
N-The local recorder reports n little owe
/ nine feet of snow the total fall of the sea
son to datc-Mrs. Alton Cushman an
daughter have moved into DR.. Hairs sec
! ton of tho Continental block.-Mrs. VII
liam Cheney and Mrs. r. G. Cheney re
turned home last Saturday.
STOWE.
V. /. Spear, l.. G. Wakefield and NJ. n
| Gorham have been here for few day
! testing cows and have condemned abou
/ 30 in the west part of the town, wit
the prospect of finding more. The herd d
10, mostly cows. belonging TO Anse Bar
rows was entirely condemned and slaught
cred on Thursday. O. Sanborn, L. RAY
| mond, Edward Gale and l.. Bcdcll eac
| furnished several Mr.. Barrows last ia
! sold several to partics'in Jericho and 1
! the carly summer sold some to farmers #
/ this town from which the disease IS liabl
| to spread. The examinations still con-
/ tinuc-Mrs. Edward Hoyt, accompanie
by DR.. Barrows, went to the Mary Erletv
cher Hospital in Burlington on Wednes
| day laSt-Eugene lutchins has moved {
the Siayton farm near o. j. Benson's
FRANK Robinson Is at home from Ma
| lonc n. y, on vacation of week
masquerade will be given at Hotel hall o
frlday evening of this week under tn
charge of the Y. +. G. L. of this place.
! Lucius Faunce has moved to the hous
! near the old cheese factory-Thirtee,
head of cattle old and young were recentN
/ ly found diseased on the farm of Mrs
Fanny Hale.-The funeral services Of Mrs
Preston were held at the Branch churc4
/ on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Worthc
/ oficiating.-Mrs. Will Cross is reported
very sick and not expected to recover
Ed. Wakefield and family of ST. Johns
bury spent Sunday in town with friends
Bert Shaw is quite sick with innamatio
of the bowels, DR.. Hall of Morrisvile I
in attendancc.-JohnS S, Williams Of Mont
peiier was in town over Sunday.
HYDE PARK.
AS Charles r. Page, accompanied h
/ Lawrence Sawyer. was driving a spa
of young horses In the west end of IN
/ village Saturday afternoon one of TN
/ horses SHE'D. carrying one runner of IN
sleigh into the soft deep snow. where
sank, thus oVerturning the occupants. Mr.
rage chung to the rclns until they parted
when the team. after freeing thcmsclvo
from the sleigh by their struggles ro
homo and were finally headed into IN
barn. No further damage was done. othy
or than some brcakage of the sleigh an,
slight harm to the harness Mrs Cyntb,
Ferguson, who has for many years llve1Y
with her father. Ora Wiswell owing a
Ill health, was obliged Saturday to leav4
Tor Brooklyn, n Y. where she will resd
with her daughter, Mrs. j. S. Boynton
Mr.. Wiswell. on account of his advanced
age, viii hereafter live with his son. Mr.
a. v Wiswell.--Mr. and Mrs +. r. Child
are rejoicing over the birth of a son.
/ The death of Judge l.. S. Small which
. sunday
merly was actively engaged In tho bus
ness and professional life of the county
Lcandcr S. Small was tho son of GeorF,
and Orpha Small being born in Morris
town Dec. 3, 1870, He spent his early if
on a farm, getting his education in thu
common schools and by private reading
AT the age of u he entered the law nru
of Butler and wilkins of stowe, where II
remained until admitted 10 the bar I'm III,
summer OF 1915. Since 1853 Judge Small
has resided in Hyde Park continuing III.
practice of his profession until compelleC
by ill-health 10 relinquish active work
/ That his business capabilities were appre
cated was shown by the many town of
noes which were bestowed upon him
Judge Small was a man of genial nature
ever ready with Il story fitted to the oc
casion and even when unable to mov,
about to any extent during recent years
MS geniality has constantly shown itsel
sell ana to those around him. His widow
formerly Cornella VI. Boardman. survive
/ nina leap year slcghride planned b,
some of the young ladies' of the village
occurred Monday night when to the ac
| compartment of horns. etc, two large
teams drove to Stowe where supper wa.
/ served to them at the Green Mountain
Inn. Then after a time devoted to socia
enjoyment, the return trip was made ar
irving In Hyde Park at an unknown hour
as no one seems to have been aware o
/ the entrance of the party to the village
! The next meeting of the academy lyceun
will he held next week when free trade
or revenue tariff vs. protection is to be dis
cussed.-The Harper's Ferry quartettcl
of jubilee singers are to give n concert a !
the town hall Saturday evening.
JOHNSON.
c. W. Scarf was in town Monday-V. A.
Patch has sold his home place to Norman
ODER and moved into the Atwell house
for the present-Rev T.. q. French and
wife returned Saturday night-Aymer Hi
was at home n few days last woek.-WnN
Boyce from Clinton. Mass. is at home-
Henry Ward and wife spent Sunday al
Wnooski,-Deacon Wheeler. who has been
very i'll. is little betler.-Fred Mayo Of
St. Johnsbury was in town Monday
WATERVILLE.
Nelson Como has moved into p. S. wiz
ley's house.-A. u. Stockwell has moved
into the Garland house-Mrs Arnold
Chaffee of Bclvdcre was the guest of her
daughter Mrs. u. b. Cakes, last week.
Mrs. C. \. Pearl has returned from New
Hampshire, where she has been for the
past five months.-Mrs. Rena Maynard Is
visiting her uncle, George Pease, at Hard
wick.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
At a meeting of the drum corps last Sat-
urday evening the following officers were
elected: President, F. S. Hazard: secre-
tary, Lawrence Foss: treasurer and drum
major, a. r.. Stone; first drummer, Il. c. |.
Barnes first iifer. Lincoln Griswold; colon
bearer. u. y. Foss.-Joseph Galop has
moved his family into Charles Ingalls,
house, and will work for Mrs. Ethan Allen
in Observation-Disclosures ingalls, has moved
TO Clouds Crossing, +. c., whore he Will
run the boarding house belonging ia
Charles Stcarns of Johnson Parks
hust has sold his team to w. d. Manning.