Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-09

the direction of It. s. Tomlinson, with
Mrs T. l.. Bostwlck at the organ and
were very interesting. Five little children
sang Suffer Little Children to Come I'm
to Me" in very pleasing manner.-Rev.
Mr.. Rose made appropriate remarks,
after which Sunday-school Easter
hymn, composed by former pastor, Rev.
f. Il. Wheeler of Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
was sung to close.
BOLTON.
Miss Bessie Miles Of Hinesburgh is in
town, visiting Relationships. John Pen
der and her little son, who have been Wis
iting at her sisters, Mrs John Phillips,
have returned to their home in Underhill.
w. II. Stevens has rented A. Perry's
farm for the coming year-Mss Mabel
Beers of Jericho has been engaged to
teach tho spring term of school in the
Notch dlstrct.-James Smith of West Boil
ton has moved into d. w. Tracy's tene-
ment house and is working for H. n Gin
Miss Agnes Morse has been engaged to
teach IN the village school at Jericho Cen
tre.--Darwin Jones, who has been spend
ing several weeks at home returned to his
work In Barre March 30.
81. GEORGE.
Mrs. Henry Lawrence recently received
quite a severe injury to one shoulder by
being thrown from her sleigh while return
ing from church.-Austin Mckenzie Is get
ting out lumber for q large hay barn which
he will build on his Corey place in Hines
burgh.-Thomas Provln of Burlington COM
menced the seasons work for NJ. w. Hns-
dill on the first of April.--Mlss Maria Nor
ton OF Burlington is visiting her cousin,
Miss Matte Millhain.
JONESVILLE.
The Quimby Creamery company have
sold out their interest in the business in
this place to Sheldon Whtcomb. Mr..
Crandall bought the buld!ng.-School has
commenced at the academy with Miss
Belle Pelton as teacher enrolling 81 pupils
the first day.-Mr. Ashley's people from
Charlemont, Mass, are expected to return
again to their old home this week--N[iss
Carrie Hill Of Starksboro visited friends
in town last week.-Mrs. Eddy who has
daughter, Mrs. o. d. Bemis, has gone to
Berlin to visit friends.
UNDERHILL.
W. C. Stevens has moved into the L. H.
Chaplin house, vacated by Mr.. L. Packard.
Della Church has been quite Ill with the
grip, but is now improving. John Whit
y
Mrs. Martha Church.-There will be u
sugar sociable at the church parors on
Friday evening Rev. r. II. White preach
ed an Easter sermon on sunday from the
text in Mark 1913, "Who Shall Roll Away
the Stone From the Sepulchre." In the
evening very interesting talk was given
by him on skepticism. Beautiful branches
OF lilies and other flowers decorated the
pulpit.-Mrs. Darius Knights and Mrs. Ed
mund Martin are i'll with the prevailing
distemper.--Carrie Wilbur has been in Bur
lington for several days.-News has been
received of the safe arriva, at Seattle on
April of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Washburn. -
They were to sail on the seventh inst. for
Sitka, and from thence to their home in
Alaska.-Elisha Norris, who has been out
of health all winter, died at his home at
$50 on Monday afternoon. The funeral
services will be held on Thursday.-Mr.
Charles Dutton, who has occupied the
Congregational parsonage during the win
ter. Is soon to remove from town.
Mrs. John Woodruff is quite slck-H.
II. Paine moves to Cambridge to run n
creamery.-W Films sugar house burn
ed last week.-Sugar makers enjoyed
good run of sap Monday and Tuesday,
Elisha b. Norris died Monday and his
funeral was held Wednesday at one
o'clock.
UNDERHILL CENTRE.
Mrs. Mary Strong and Ella Melendy are
visiting friends in Montpelier.--Dr. HUI
hu-d of Jericho and DIR. C. p Newton per-
formed an operation on Edward Burke
March go He was quite comfortable the
next day and able to sit up.-E. w. Henry
was in burlington Thursday on business.
C. A. Terrill and Father Shannon were
in Montpelier Thursday.-Ell Thompson
of North1eld visited at Mrs. Cyrus Priors
f,-t ~, d..
with the grippe.
HUNTINGTON.
The blacksmith shop at the Centre, own
cd by Mrs. NJ. ]. Ellis. was burned about
o'clock Saturday morning. There was
no insurance. Mrs. Ellis will rebuild a
two-story block in place of the old one
Not much sugar has been made in this
vicinity as yet-R. \. Norton Is supplying
Boston parties with sugar this spring
The little daughter of Bal Shattuck is
dangerously i'll with lung fever.
The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society No. IL will be held Saturday even
ing, April 11th.-Harry Smith returned to
Burlington last Friday.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Free VIII Baptist
society was held at the Union church last
saturday.-The Kings Daughters were
entertained at the usual place last week
Wednesday by Mrs. Mary Ring and Mrs.
Lavina Sweet.-Arthur Bickford of Boston
was in town last week.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Miss Jennie Osteyee has gone to Lin
coin on a visit and Dell Osteyee has gone
to Proctor to teach school.
Mr.. Mckenzie is III.
Mrs. Isaac Graves, who is making her
home with Mrs. Durfey, has gone to Fer
rsburgh on a visit.
Horace Aldrich, who has been staying
with his nephew. ". Il. Aldrich, through
the winter. started for his home In Massa-
chusetts last Tuesday
Miss Ethel Aldrich has been visiting in
Colchester.
Eaton Aldrich is running a milk cart.
WEST MILTON.
Fred Tabor OF Swanton is spendinr the
week at d. o. Bulock's.-1he men of this
place turned out last week Wednesday
and opened the road to the foot of Check
erberry hill.-Chas. Bullock went Wednes-
day of last week TO Colchester to work for
q. N. Wright for the summer-Mrs. Allen
Went Tuesday OF last week to johnson
for n weeks visit-Annie Osgood is on the
sick list.-Harry Costello goes the last of
this month to Loon Lake for the summer
Mary Parmalee of Milton Centre is to
teach the spring term of school here. The
term begins the last Monday in April.
WILLIsTON.
G. II. Burke will move to North Willis
ton during this week.-Mrs.. Daniel Nc
Mahon has sister visiting her from Bur-
lington.-Miss Mary Green spent few
days with friends in town last week.
Mrs. w. ii. Metcalf has returned from her
fathers in Wakefield. Mass-Maurice
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