Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-04

Mrs Edith Britain was granted a divorce
from Harry Britain, on the ground of nom
support. She was granted $500 alimony.
Mrs. Britain is one of the most popular
young ladies of the city, and is a daugh-
ter of w. f, Richardson
Roy, ]. A. Sherburnc received a despatch
on Friday announcing the death of the
N wie Oh MI IL, N, "nfIout'e s ~ .hu u.
the son of Rev j. A. Shcrburne and he is
also reported to be seriously injured Other
Barre people in the place are G. ID. Wheel
er and wife, T. G. Eaton and Miss Bur.
bank None of these have been heard from
a yet by any Barre parties.
The funeral of Mrs. II. *. Shcrhurne oc-
CURED at Montpelier Tuesday, and her re-
mains were brought to this city for in
tormcnt She was killed at Kirksville,
Mo, last week dus'lng the cyclone.
Mayor j. w. Gordon Is to give the Mem
osial day address at Mortified.
Judge Thompson on Wednesday morn
ing dissolved the temporary injunction Sc
cured sometime ago by the city of Barre
against the Spring Water and FOUNTAIN
company which prohibited the company
from laying pipes n the streets of the
| city without first securing permission
| from the City Council. While this does
not settle the case. yet the owners OF the
various spring water companies are
pleased over the outlook and all express
|
he heard ,5'e nv SneclaI Master Frank Plum
icy oil MorthIlelu. -, to $780,. 49,.
ne iulls 'pllese nase oul. 'e"'i, pId ti,
the iouuelus mere .nlS al ueri.pon ~ WI
De the opeIl!Hs Ednly anu VIZ 'ne "i'S
IAN ~ In IN. 1870 GU" A'>
| hes Vi ''io D'' ie"s u' 'e"ii'
| SOUTH DIrXRI-Ry
|
| r. Il, Noouulu Is Oh me Sich h9t'-n'i o'
Alpro Porter IS no petter.-o' W. AIMING
| ton Is somewhat petVel'-N en- AiihlhStoh.
promising YOUNG man, uIeu at ms VI
or ca inc @o'n lnSt' VI pheuinolllo. iie
was buried IN South DuNpury CeineterN.-
| i. "A MohtSonery mas sou ~ w. D. ~"
ms oxen Tor freu M aunt mas sou
MS handsome Aflsto9 COY 70 ~. Mc-i'I,s-
Ter Oh MoEeto"h lor 9lVo,LhlsS ole.ia
l1rirllth OF waterbury Is N.S''mS Hvi ,, =" 'N
parents, MI anu MIS- ~ W. nm
vii! Johnson VINO mas neen IN tne tthplpy
OF l.. BALDWIN OF WelS hlNei Ioi INC
ioSt TWO sedsohS' 10 W ie.ulh t'Tio ~"
week Tor anotner seasoh'IMss tie.en MS
Ter OF h"luoIpn 'ea,icS VIC ." ~ Az 10
trlct NO o-Wlh MAJ. VIZ llaa ~ ~
Worklhs lot Z I|oVeJoy 'le fa9t Seo' na"
Hhlsheu WORK 'neie anu ias so',o ~ ~
ION 10 seen nc ,ni M,
Tor OF l.. w. heloiils es|a'e W." "A
IpupIlc auctioh OH lutS'as way : u. ~
O'Clock a. m all OF the "ropS' " Wv "e''
by said BeIulhs except 'he ieai '9'a'e'
ROXRI-Ry
Mrs Eldred is having trouble with a
=, large bunch on each side of her throat
caused by scrofWa.-Mrs. Fielder Wiley
celebrated her fiftieth birthday April 18th.
) CIa,Iao po,,s ,vos IN warren sat
urday on business. The snow was so deet
, on the mountain that he got his morse II
: so that it was necessary to unhltch II IRON
the gon-lhermometers registered ~ II
; the shade on Sunday-Will Carpenter was
f taken seriously Ill last sunday win grip
t but is now "A little more comfortable
l Mrs. Jack Tanner recently burned mel
t throat and lungs very badly with steam
' from wash boiier.-Fred Roys is at homs
t from Boston. He expects to return n
5 about two weeks and move his family WHY
= him to that place, where he mas Il goot
2 postion.-Mrs. Jones takes Mr.. Hender
= sons place while he Is OK his vacation
Mrs Maude Clark is visiting at the hous'
| of ID. II. Howes. Jr.-Mrs. Dean visited h"
= son Albert last week Mrs. Van Deuse'
f having charge of her house in her absence
/ C y. Tilden and son Harry went to Bos
= ton Monday morning, r. j.. Herrck Is a
r Van Deusen has had another raise in sa
" airy from the iirm for whlch he WORKS II
= l1ostoh 10 - per udN anu 'ApeiiSes'--Nr
Mai!L i,uiSihorc mas Ietuiheu 10 ne
,, daughter s. MIS- - a hoy :, having sPeh
q the winter win MIS- j.. w. Novs' aholhe
uauSH'cI' -. " NiitS mas nau qult
e an eHperleh'e with heuSe hosS' Whlie XII
II ing one IL lea IN Such u way as 10 MI DOT
II arms anu HahuS iull oi quHs' ne mas MIL
'. ed ~
e MIDDJ rSEX
e,
= daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
It Don Earl last wcck-Brow1 and Dcwc
q have been here few days during the pas
al Two weeks doing some insurance business
KEY. Mr.. Ryan Is to fill Mr.. Wells plac
u in the Methodist Episcopal church.-Mi s
"a Gertrude Norris returned home fror
l. Montpelier Saturday.-Mr. SteenhurGh
v TO move into Steels' upper tenement an
G Mr.. 5. johnson into the tenement vacato
r by MIR. Steenburgh.-Patrick Mcclure Iva
III moved into the lower Steel tenement
ie e. Il. Campbell attended the l. Q. o. ]
10 lodge meeting in Northheld last week.
'. Mr.. Sheldon has moved from the parsor
Is ago into Mr., Edgerleys house.-Mss Mau
III Lewis is at work for Mrs. f. h. Campbell
10 Miss Ida Vaughn has returned HON
IL from Frank Wards.-School began her
"a in the village Monday. with Miss Towsle n
IN teacher.
e.
at WATERBURY,
ne On Thursday morning a pair Of horse
n ul''"," oi iip'i -, r, nS'I us rs
Or Of farm Ssea%e Sslsntened near the slaasl
IL nI.im va cta etr'.,s ava "''1 i,l'' ~,
y, Main ana stowe streets ana were nc
~, stopped uhtl they hAn run seVeral hlilt