Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-21

ram. has move into the house vacated by
Father Aubin. Mr.. Shoram under Father
Aubin's direction, will suporintend the
gardening and remodelling the grounds
about the convent and new Catholic col
lege buildings.
Rev. +. NJ. Garland and bride returned
home Friday night and are housekeeping
in the rectory.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Fred Hutchins, who was injured about
the head last week, is improvinC-Phillp
Hogohoom broke one of his ribs last
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Chaffee
of Westiield are visiting friends in town.
Reuben Willard and family have moved to
Richford.-The c.. A. r. post have secured
Rev. w. s. Jenne as speaker for Memorial
day.
Nelson. Hall & Co.'S. store was broken
into Tuesday night of last week and Jewell
ny and money was taken TO the amount of
about $50. No clue has been found.-Ar-
thur kegan has moved on to Mrs. Sarah
stevens farm.-Thomas Hardacre of WI
nooski spent Sunday with his sister.-The
barber has moved his family into the tene-
ment over Alex Laplant's.-Miss Rorena
Benway has returned from Burlington.
ENosBURGH FALLS.
On Thursday afternoon the house and
u bcionElHE 10 ftttu Bates OF StOneNtlle
CWest Enosburgh) was destroyed by fire
Mr.. Bates drives the stage to this village
nut on that day was planting n piece of
land on shares at a distance, and Mrs.
Bates was driving the stage. When they
returned their home was in ashes, as not
much was saved by the neighbors.-Gay-
lord Ladd who recently opened a law
Office here, has moved to Richford.
The work of grading on Orchard street
Is nearly completed. A considerable sum
has been raised by subscription among
the residents for this purpose.-Miss Nell
lie f. Pelton and her sister Mrs. Grace
visited over Sunday with Mrs. +. McFeet-
ers.-Lawrence Bolac of Swanton has en-
tered into partnership with S. w. Bolac
In the meat business,-Rev Nelson Yates
was entertained over Sunday by DR.. A.
J. Danah.-John Watson. A. F. Simpkins
and John Potter have painted their houses.
Tn game OF ball on Friday resulted in
an easy victory for the Swantons.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morcn have returned from
Boston.-Mrs W. o. Perley and two chill
dren have gonc to Iowa, to visit Mrs. Per-
ley's parents.-Mrs. T.. +. Wadloigh is at
Fishkill on the Hudson, caring for her
daughter.-Mrs. Hamilton of Sutton, Que,
is the guest of Mrs. w. c. Cramton.-Mr
and Mrs. NJ. J. Olds and daughter Helen
I'iN' az sc lIIf sun = VI TIdllhlll
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Carpenter
spent last week with their son, +. NJ. Car
penter. of Enosburgh Falls.-Rev. c. ].
Peterson was in town last week.-Two
runaways have occurred during the past
week which have created a good deal of
excitement. Ezra Smiths team while
working on the road unloading stone near
the bridge became frightened by the noise,
ran through East Berkshire and Samson
willie and North Enosburgh, finally Jump
ing over the watering trough at B. Dicken-
sons farm and stopping. The wagon was
considerably damaged but no one was
hurt.-Homer Comings, while loading
grain at the station Monday night, was
thrown from the wagon by the horse
suddenly starting. 1t ran across the
bridge into Charles STATIONS meadow,
leaving parts Of the wagon along the
road, and finally stopped by running into
Charles STATIONS barn among the calves.
Mr.. Comings fell on his back and was not
much hurt. but was considerably famed
Harry Moren Is home from Boston,
Henry Billow is laying the foundation for
n new house.-W. A. Comings and wife