Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-30


able to be about from the effects of a
shock she had recently.-J. w. Trudo and
family expect to move to Bristol this
week.--H. A. Gillett has gone to Barre
Frederick B. Debervile of Burlington will
deliver the Memorial Day address at this
place. Mrs. ellen M. Snyder of Everett
Mass, who has been. visiting friends and
relatives here, returned homo Monday
Mrs. Julia Scofeld accompanied her.--The
Free-Will Baptist monthly meeting Will
be held In the Union church next Satur-
day az o'clock at the north village.
MILTON.
| Mrs. Clifford and child returned to their
home In Boston on Saturday.-E. ID.
Teachout, wife and son Robert, spent
Sunday In Essex functional union meet
ing was held Sunday morning at the
Methodist church on account of the ILL
ness Of Rev. T.. f. Herrick.-Rev G. l..
Story delivered his first sermon in this
place at that time-Mrs. Woodman of
Burlington and Mrs. Kinsley of Georgia,
spept few days in town last week the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Fuller
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Howard and Miss
Lena Howard of Malone, n. Y, are in
town for n short stay.-Mss Linda RAN
kin was in Burlington over Sunday.--Mrs.
j. NJ. Skeels returned to her home In
Whitehall on Thursday.-Mr. Struthers
Of Montreal was in town last week, the
guest OF c. A. Pratt and family.-Rev. Il.
j. Christie, the late pastor at the Meth
odist church, was quite badly hurt on
Monday. While moving his goods from his
place to Sheldon, he was thrown from the
team, injuring his back He was brought
here on the noon train, and carried to the
residence of Mrs. Eugene Allen. where
his mother. Mrs. Christie. Is very i'll with
nervous prostration.-Among the visitors
In town Sunday were DR.. John Drew,
Charles Landon and George Flanagan
of st. Adams, Miss Winnie Flynn of Bur-
| lngton. and Leon Sibey of Essex June
tion.--F. w. Harris has handled 972 horses
In n little over nine months.
Herbert st. John arrived in town from
Concord Monday evening.-Will Clark
went to Burlington Monday, where he has
a position.
MILTON BORO.
Minnie Wells was i'll last week with
acute rheumatsm.-Mrs. Orisa Miner re
turned home Friday, having spent severa
days at Capt. A. c. Fay's.-Mr. and Mrs
Nelson Carr visited at j. a. Carr's in
Georgia Saturday.-A lady friend from
New Jersey member of the Shut In
Society" is stopping with Cornela Nor
gan.--Mrs. Edward Miner is at Allen
Miners in Georgia.-Wilbur Shonion went
to Burlington Friday. He left for the
Adirondacks Observation-Disclosures Pattec
son-in-law OF Selwyn White. Is very low
with consumption at his home in Georgia.
SHELBURNE.
Ex-Gov. Barstow returned Saturday
evening from a weeks trip to New York
and Washington. His son. Charles L.
Barstow Of New York, returned with him.
Mr.. T. b. Webster of Shelburne Point
will again open the Fourteen Mile Island
House, Lake George, about the 1st of June
II. n. Rowley and Mr. Squres of Shell
burne Farms caught "A wall-eyed pike in
one days fishing at Alburg Springs re-
Gently.
Mr.. John Morril. has enclosed st. Cath
crimes Catholic cemetery in the rear of
the church with new fence, and is finish
ing off their new building west of the
church edifce, which is 90 feet long by &c
feet wide and 1t will make very fine hall
when completed.
DIR. Webb's people are expected here the
18th Of May for the summer. They will oc-
cupy the residence at the Orchards" for
a time. until the work of altering and en-
larging "Sheburne House" Is completed
A large force of men are engaged on it,
and 1t is expected to be ready for occu-
pancy again about June LIST.
Manager Taylor is setting out a large
number of shade and evergreen trees on
Shelburne farms this spring.
We shall soon have telephone connec-
ton with Hinesburgh. The poles are be-
ing distributed and 1t Is expected that the
line will be completed at an early day
Whot Is wanted next, is an electric road
to Burlington.
The Rev. w. ]. Chapman has returned
from his trip to Bennington and other
points.
In compliance with the suggestion of
His Excellency the Governor in regard to
the observance of Arbor Day, there will
n a I,ri
day afternoon.
ST. GEORGE.
Mrs. f. f. Davis of Burlington visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hlns-
dill, one day last week-Martin and Roy
Tilley spent last Sunday in Hnesburgh.-
Mrs S. f. Hnsdill and son returned home
last week Friday from several weeks stay
at Waterbury, where Mrs. Hinsdil was
caring for her mother.-Mr and Mrs. NJ
r. Sanctuary started Monday morning for
their home in Manchester ". II. Eugere
1sham, brother of Mrs Sanctuary, ac-
panied them,-James Mlllham has the adj
diton to his Pond House nearly ready for
occupancy.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Phletus Phillips of South Starksboro is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Durfey.
The Misses Lottie and Hattie Durfey
have been visiting in Starksboro and Bris-
tol.
The schools have commenced with Miss
McDonough at the new school house and
Miss Jennie Osteeye at the Eldridge school
house.
The Phalen house has been sold.-Mr.
Ruel of Bristol has moved into the Casey
house and Mr. Brown of the same place
has moved into the Buskenot house.
RICHMOND.