Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-01-23
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
brEs AND GOSSIP OF DoINGS NJ
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|e winooslti Valley, villages Up J
Along Otter Creek and by the 81
of White River Covered !
Special Reporters. g
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNES.

de's parents In Monkton by Rev c. "A.
adford, assisted by Rev. Thomas Rog-
J. There were about Gu guests present.
ey took the flyer north for Potsdam, n.
for Il brief tour.
rhe Cooperative Creamery association
Ferrisburgh Centre have elected X. d.
,oth, w. FL. Dean. b. w. Field, u. Il.
ery and o. II. sherman directors.
1. S. Stone, who has been in the employ
L. G. Norton in the feed store for sew
hi years has purchased w. II. Orrs
pre- in North Ferrisburgh and win take
ssession in a few days. His many
ends here wish him success in his new
nture. Charles Grandey of Panton has
ken Mr.. stones place in Norton's feed
pre-.
William Price, who has for many years
en- well known as a guide and oarsman
Lake Chainplain, died Saturday morn
of aneurism of the aorta aged AZ
ars. He had been out of health for over
year, but had been confined to the house
only about four weeks. lie will be
ssed by many who were accustomed to
Se him on fishing expeditions every
hson as "Bill" always knew where the
st fish were to be caught. He leaves
o daughters. Lizzie and Mary, aged 13
ID Is respectively.
Daniel S. Twitchell OF New Haven has
nted the Wicker farm on Town Hill and
II take possession the first of March.
number of young people went on the
Fergennes" Friday evening to very
easant party at the residence OF Tim
thy Dunovan's in Ferrisburg. There
bre about 20 couples present. Dancing
Is the entertainment which was en-
yed till late Saturday morning.
The funeral of the late William Price
as largely attended Monday morning
st. Peters church. The bearers were
muel T>redo George Better, Timothy Dill
and Richard Berry.
Mrs Timothy Neville, who has been
nfned to her room several days by
ness does not improve very rapidly. Her
bter, Mrs. Negus. of Middlebury is taxi
care of her.
Rev. Mr.. Griffin of Trinity parish, New
brk city, is the guest of Rev. H. =.
-abau.
rhe trustees of the Vermont Industrial
hool, Hon. Charles II. Lane, Hon. c. G.
Bck and Hon. n. w. Fisk, will make their
mi-annual visitation here to-day. Gov.
oodbury will be here with the trustees.
be school now contains 100 boys and 10
tls all in healthy condition, and have
en- free from all cpidemics this year.
lanes Perkins of Addison Is one of the
est to the Vermont Industrial school.
A child aged two years of Mr.. and Mrs.
mos Davis of New Haven died recently.
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Lawrence Tuesday evening.
ohm Banya was driving on the river be-
the falls Tuesday and the ice broke
ting him and the team In the water,
In was near and he was successful in
tting everything out without serious
mage.
Cashmere Douglass of Rutland was In
wn yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs George D. Middlebrook are
me from their wedding tour
Mrs. John II. Booth returned to her
me in Plattsbur9h yesterday.
Saturday night at the city rink there Will
a peg race a potato race, and one
d a half mile race open to the State.
aitable prizes will be given to the WIN
RS.
BRISTOL.
The Baptist church elected these Of
ers Friday night: Clerk, r. II. Rathbun;
sistant clerk, W. d. Newton; treasurer.
S. Farr; deacon for three years, W. B.
ewton: auditor, w. A. Harlow trustees,
r A. Harlow, o. J. Cushman. w. b.
ewton; trustees OF Rutherford fund, e.
Farr, w. w. Rider. r. d. Stewart.
mount received during the past year FOR
stor's salary and incidentals. S9S.S2;
Mount paid in past year for same, s7S3.W; +;
mount received by the pastor for old
=
AS; whole amount received. $l1AT;
hole amount paid out, s1l2S.52.-H. l..
armlees little daughter, who has been
with pneumonia. Is on the gain.-D. w.
nrfee and family are visiting his brother
Rutland.-AIrs. Lucy Robins, widow of
GRACE Robins has received $50 back PEN
on-Rumor has 1t that Fred Nahum
Is leased a hotel in Johnson.-The sick
It is large here now, the malady being
ng trouble mostly.-The regular meeting
w. c. Dunton post, G. A. r., was
I'D Wednesday evening, January 22d.-A
gular communication of Libanus lodge,
and A. NJ, is to be held Monday even
g, January 27th.-TIarvey Hanks, resid-
G on West street had n serious attack Of
eeding from the lungs or stomach last
Tednesday night,-The Vermont Mutual
ire Insurance company have paid Frank
reenough. through Director w. A. Law
nee, paying him $500. r. +. Hatch gets
250 damage to furniture, carpets, etc,
the Commercial House.-John Sullivan
Rutland is in town for sow days
rank Cove of Essex Junction Is visiting
latives herein the local market Satur-
ny. butter brought 1SG2Oc per pound: !:
sgs. 2Oc per dozen potatoes, 15a20c per
lshel; dressed poultry. 10Q14c per pound !;
'essed hogs, $3.50 per cwt.-Mrs. C. NJ.
unsll and George Bostwick are both
ery low with pneumonia at this present
rlting.
Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Munsill died Sunday
orning, aged 72 years. with pneumonia.
be was the widow of Harvey c. Munsill.
ne leaves two sons, n. H. Munsill,
Ominent lawyer of Malone N Y and
e head of the Rock Springs Water COM
my of this village, and c. S. Munsill OF
lis town. She leaves one sister, Mrs. e.
Potter of Canal Winchester, Ohio, an
her sister, Mrs. II. B. Gaige, died last
ily. She was most estimable woman.
devoted mother, and a true friend and
hristian. Her funeral was held Tues
by afternoon from her late residence on
orth street-John Hurlburt broke his
m Saturday while drawing hay-George
ostwick died at the residence of his SON
law, c. E. Hanchett. on Mountain ave-
le, sunday afternoon, with pneumonia.
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Hanchett
wife having died about two years ago
he funeral was held Tuesday after
bon at / o'clock.-Seven persons were re-
Fived into the Methodist church Sunday
probation.
The Bristol base ball association elected
fcers Tuesday evening. They are: Presl-
ent, w. II. Bosworth secretary, W. W.
atch; treasurer, II. w. Varney; directors.
z w. Wilson, e. II. Landon, A. L. Coin,
G. Marsh, c. w. Carey; manager to be
elected by the directors Nash of
helburne. Walter Hilton of the Queen
tty, Clayton Bates and wife of Fitch
irgh. Mass. Royal Bostwick of Granville
uke Bostwick of New Haven and Mrs
ID. Grant of Rutland were here Tuesday
ftending the Bostwick funeral.--Ths flu
eral of Mrs C. M. Munsill was held froA,
pr late residence on North street Tues
hy afternoon. Rev. L. A. Bigelow, the
he Methodist pastor, officiating. The
Trial was in the village cemetery.--Mrs.
II. Munsill OF Malone. N. r.. is in town
klled here by the death of Mrs. C. M.
unsill: The sick list is increasing; Mrs.