Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

of Addison; treasurer, Miss Myrta Rus
sell of Brdport; superintendent of junior
work, Mrs. Benjamin Swift of ORWELL
W. =. Gardner goes to Lisbon, n. H., this
week, where he has situation IN a hotel
e. l.. Sherwin. L. II. Hill and T.. N
Dixie are at homo from their trip to Troy
ana Albany.-John Thomas has returned
to his homo in Mount Hoilcy.-Caidel
Norton, who has been dangerously iii with
pneumonia is better-John Sipies and VIII
McNar are sick with pncumonia.-Boward
S Hin of the Farmers bank Of Nergennes
was in town over Sunday.-The Bristol
! Military band played at the rink Satur
day night.-The winter term of the grad
ed school closes next Friday for n vaCa-
tior of two weeks Monday was pay day
at the office of the Bristol Manufacturing
Icompary.-F. W. Nash made a business
trip to the queen City Monday.-John W.
! Dixie of Starksboro and Miss Mabel IitCh
of Bristol were married February % at
the residence of George y. Dixie, Rev w
A. Knzic ofljciatinG.-Charles 5. Dunshee
of Proctor is in town for a few days
Miss Mary Cutting has been visiting her
sister in Nergcnncs the past week.
Dr. VI. u. Smith and G. l.. Green of Mid
dlebury were in town Monday.--The pneu-
monia cases are all coVcring.-Revival
meetings viii be held every evening this
week at the Methodist church. Rev NJ.
X. Downing of the Free McthNlist church
Of burlington will assist i'm the services
Very little excitement over March meeting
The class of 80. T.. H. s., will give their
play The Rough Rider" again at Holly
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Orcutt; president. Guy Baldwin; Sec
rotary, Miss Anna Sheldon; treasurer,
Miss Minnie White. Meetings every Mon
day evening" 1oyt Landon is in New
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f3ris,ol e. ranrar,h ,.;n 49,. il ~ tlo,. - :
ready made clothing into their new store.
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the irn Tmee'Ia,. and hrniesd ber bond "
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NEW HAVEN
ni' - - ID, nom S'e' WIZ mas peef' VS.
,@'InE @ hIenus III Heoer, y: T., returned
rented Mr. Bunnells nome place and
takes possession at once. Mr. TwitchoH
mas sold ms farm 10 I. - bullard-P'u-
inc Ialch was qultc III iaSt Wctk.-ier-
pert H. bIouSett OF Ldttieton' ~ H., Is the
guest OF MISS hofiman-C. r. Narn"y OF
brahuoh Is visiting ms sister Mrs. MAJ
lorie - Nutung'-Mary Barrows is quite
lH'-Mf' ana NJ :. george Everett q YER
gchucS are Wis uhS Mr' fNefcSts mother,
Mrs r. - Adams'-oNer thlrty young
p'op!c attended the county convention OF
thG \. L. ), {. II. at Bristol SATURDAY. V.
county orSanlzatlon.-CI W. fHnt VINO
mas been quite Ill Is improVlng.-iarrit
Courscy had the misfortune TO cut ms ioot
quite badly while sphttinS wood friday
KEY. george H. Dun!ap OF East concord,
y. H., was the guest OF KeN. j. II. Hon
man Iuesd'y.
FERRISBt-RG.
rr '', ~ t i,. aia., o' ,,, -
valued citizens. lie was the last male
member of the third generation of the
Hazard family. once so numerous in his
native town. Always quiet and unassuming
in his life among his fellow townsmen. he
declined all offices of trust and honor
which would have been gladly be-
slowed upon him, successful in
the accumulation of this world $
goods, he never forgot the day Of
small beginnings, and was ever ready
with kind word and helping hand to
assist the needy and deserving to acquire
homes OF their own. The esteem and re-
gard in which he was held was evidenced
by the large number desiring to show the
last tribute of respect and affection by at
tending his funeral which was held from
his late residence on the Goth inst. The
occasion was rendered doubly sad by the
recent deaths OF his eldest daughter Mrs.
Della Melby of Whitehall WIS. A widow,
Mrs. Caroline Williams Hazard, and only
daughter Mrs. c. S. Martin are left in the
ancestral home. which the deceased did
so much to beautify and improve during
long and industrious lile.-Rev. A. j.
Appleman, pastor of the NJ +. church Of
n'laIeu "t the luhera' OF ~. ID. Alexander,
Foote of Charlotte. p V. Dakins and II.
of icI,