Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
CHITTENDEN COUNTY,
WINOOSI<I.

j T. Tracy Is revising the Walton's Yer
mont Register for 1890 in Colchester and
Winuoski All changes in officers of soclc-
ties Now Industries ar manufacturers
etc, should he reported 1T once To him
TO insure proper insertion.
The advertised letters at the postoffice
are for Emile T'reimrr. Joseph S,rVeant
William Thehcrge. jefferson O. Turner
John McAllistcr died early Monday
morning of pneumonia and heart disease
after IA four days Illness. He was born in
Cambridge, Mass, y years ago and has
lived in Winooski since 1887. moving here
from Essex Junction. He leaves wife
and two children. He was a member Of
the Trinity Episcopal church, where the
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon
at . o'clock.
f.. II. Horton for DEPUTY sheriff is what
many Of WinCoskis business men are
working for \ petition l!bertliy signed
will hc presented to Sheriff Reeves pray
ing for the appointment of Mr.. Horton in
place of T. w. Ballou the present incum-
ben. Mr.. Horton has been constable and
collector in times past and is an efficient
officer Mr.. BHllou is fearless and PAINS
taking and is terror to law breakers.
Tho two mel have many friends and the
result will he watched with interest
The community was shocked Tuesday
TO learn Of the sudden death of Mrs
Amanda Smith. which occurred at her
ut ~ O'Clock. Mrs. Smith had been aiiing
for some time but was not confined to
her bed until a few days ago. Heart dis
cas-" was The direct cause. She was the
widow of the late Horace W. Smith, whom
she survived six years. She was horn 81
years ago II Jericho, VT. She leaves five
sons Daniel H, Clarence. OrVis A. Nor
ris l.. and Arthur NJ. Mrs. Smith was "A
Kind and loving mother and an obligng
and genial neiehbor. She was d membe
of the Methodist church.
Eugene Desautcls of New Haven. who
has been the guest of Miss Girard return
ell home yesterday.
William, the seven years old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Grimorc OF Lowell. Mass.
died yesterday morning at tho home of
his uncle, James Crlmore on uickok
street, after a weeks illness. The funeral
viii take place Friday morning at /,
O'Clock at St. Francis Xavier church
Miss Inez Wardwell. an employe of the
CATER factory cut off tho end of the index
finger of tho right hand with Il cutting
machine.
Elisha Suigard of Chicago. James q
Smith and wife of Rousee Point and j. II
Bush and wife of Bristol were in town
yesterday.
G. II. Robinson arrived home yesterday
from a business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Julia Frederick went yesterday tc
South SALISBURY for a few weeks visit
JOAN b. Eldsr has returned from a tire,
months stay in New York State
The ladies OF the Congregational church
will give dime sociabl AT the church
psrlors on Friday evening November l.
Mrs Patrick Coughlln is visiting friend.
at White River Junction.
Willie. the eight years old son of MIR
md Mrs. John Dillon celebrated tho ami
versary of his birthday Tuesday night IN
v'ting about 81 hoy playmatcs, Al had
very pleasant time with games and music
Retire. shments followed.
The funeral Of the late John McAllista
was held at Trinity church yesterday AZ
ternoon. A. +. Clement had charge an,
Rev. G. w. MCCully conducted the ser
vices. The pail bearers We're F. +. Meigs
G, w. Skeels Il, II, Horton and G. L. Ed
wards. The interment was at Greei
Mount cemetery.
A. F. Clement has put long distanc
telephone in his store.
John Brunette and wife returned 10 Ter
Icho yesterday.
We notice theAllen Shoe Co at Burling
ton are doing the business of thetovn; loy
prices must win
HINESDURGH.
About three hundred people witnessed
two of the most interesting races eve
driven on this track Saturday. Kilt
Russell landed the fast race, Winnie Lam
bert second. Ben l. third. In tho farmers
race James I.vermore's bm., Daisy sec
ond, c. Bakers Walston Dan third. Tn
Iinesburgh band AIDED greatly to tn
pleasure of the occasion. During the race
Winnie Lambert was sold to New York pa
ties for $3.50. This mare is undoubtedl
the fastest trotter that ever left Hines
burgh and good judges estimate her ca
pable of n 2;l5 mark II sent for "A RECORD
Several other parties received good OF
fers for their horses and 1t would seer
that breeders could not afford to lose tn
benefit of the Driving Park Billy l.
winner Of the farmers race, is littl
wonder. With no training at all he show
ais ability to beat 2;8 if given his heat
Clarence Bakers Watson Dan by Macl
IA sure enough trotter and will he fas
and game. The Ormond colts are shown
up dnely.-The US had n sociable at Mr.
Fay Kenyon's Wednesday eVenng.-M
Paul of Morrisvile is getting up a dan,
ing class for the winter
Robert Montgomery has bought an
moved into the Alexander Fraser plaC
at Mechancsvile. He paid sl5O0.-Joh
Hopkins has bought the Shinville plac
for SIPS and has moved there.-H
Bennington has teer very sick with lun
fever at his home in Fitchburg Mass
but is hettsr.-Andrcw Curry has leased h
Farm to Frank Pilon.-There was a we
attended chicken pie supper In the Bal
list church Wednesday night--Miss Luc
Iiarher Of chazy. y, V, is spending III
week with her aunt. Mrs. H. NJ. Hull
The beifry on the Methodist church ha