Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-01-30
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

pUppTS DUDHIHTTOHS
mated. Claude Hunter has been placed
in charge of that Observation-Disclosures H..
Booth is incapnctated from work by sick
ness-Miss Eva Tarbox spent Sunday in
Richmond.-Miss Hattie Brown of North
Willston visited Miss Agnes Drury on
Saturday-A man, whose identity is
known attempted to enter the house of
Henry Barnes, ST., Friday night. Foot
prints in the newly fallen snow to the
mans residence detected him.-At the an
nual meeting of the fire company Saturday
night the old board of officers was re-
elected.
Miss Lottie Hale of Burlington spent
Sunday with Miss Minnie Donahue-Her-
bert Teachout has secured employment
with Teachout & Johnson.-Seymour Par
ker of Westford spent Sunday with his
sons, Frank II. and Rollin j. Parker
Louis PRIMER from Worcester Mass,
is visiting friends and relatives in this
and surrounding towns-Clayton Rice
spent Sunday with his parents in West
ford,-Read & Bates have large force
of men at work filling their ice houses.
The ice is of fine quality.
AT the close of the Y. p. S. C. Il. meet
ing Monday evening the organization OF
a young mems club of the Congregations
alist church was perfected: President.
f. F. Sawyer: vice-presdent. Frank E.
Bowman: treasurer. j. H. Allen: secre-
tary. Harry L. Shiland. The committees
for the various departments were elected.
The object of this organization Is to slim
ulate and encourage fuller attendance
at the Sunday evening meetings of the
churches, among the younger members
of the community.-William Fletcher, Jr.,
still retains his interest in the granite
business at St. Adams, but will reside
here. His household goods arrived
Wednesday-Th romans OF James
Morris. the man who was killed by the
httrf cd N
cemetery Wednesday. No further trace
of the mans relatives has been found,
although 1t has been ascertained that he
was born in the Province of Ulster, Coun-
ty Tyrone. and immigrated to this coun-
try three years ago.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Booth of Jericho were the guests of r.. IL.
Bowman and daughter Tuesday.-A. Me
tras and wife are boarding with Eugene
Provost.-The regular monthly meeting
of Sherman post and the w. r. c. was
he'd Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Pareau was taken to the Fletch-
err hospital Tuesday to be treated for APP
pendicitis-A number of young people
from here are preparing to attend the
dance at Milton Friday evening.-J. A. YAM
dow was in Williston Tuesday ginG
butter and produce for the firm of Yam
dow Bros. of this place.-A. Besset is NOV
ing into the house lately vacated by Da'
vid Dcmage. William II. Hum
phrey has a COW that is yielding daily 4;
pounds of mik.-Walter b. Johnson OF
mis- n,aco mot Messrs Morse and Rich.
ards in st. Johnsbury Tuesday to arrange
for the organization of the hotel propre
tors association of Nermont-E l.. Fa
neuf has returned to his work in the spoo
and bobbin factory from which he was
laid off owing TO temporary lack of order,
In his denartment Sunday eyenins
Rev. Il. u. Bacon will deliver temper
ance address In the Union church.-Th'
tntornent Of the bo1v of lanes Morri,
tnoI, Ice Wedneesav forenoon Rev r.
n bacon oficiatine.
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EEL eXtened 10 MN tnelr warrnest sym
pathy IN the death OF MIS-. Buzzeli'
E. H. MARSH mas purchased n: L. rage
farm ana WIN take possession March ist.-
Prof. Hayden reports very ehcouragln
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