Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06
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vERGENNEs.
Cart Daniels new steamer is well under
way. 1t is 66 feet and s inches long, II
icet and inches ho I'm and will draw
about four and one half feet Of water.
The captain mas just put in Roberts
boiler of l3D horse power with AN engine
of G5 Jlo.se power but a larger engine will
Le put in next year a new 30. IL Worth
incton condenser has been put in the
steamer Victor. The new steamer will
he launched about May / and will be in
running order about the fast of June.
Miss Florence Bristol daughter of w
r. Bristol is very i'll with pneunoail.
The Columbian Marble company OF
West Rutland have purCha I'd IL part OF
the Julius Doten farm. soc He'd, in East
Nonkton of Fdrr brothers of Bristol and
the Vermont Marble company of Proctor
have purchased the balance OF the said
farm of the Thomas brothers of Monllton
and these companies are opening what is
expected to be valuable marble prlpc. ties
Joseph II. Daiencault has purchased Tic
wood working establishment and saw mill
of Fisher & Young and will continue the
business as usual Mr.. Daigae2ult was
formerly n member of the firm of Fisher
Young x Co.
Milo Barnes, an inmate of the State In
dustrisl school died early sunday morn
ing of pneumonia. He had been i'll only
has tried to conform to the rules of the
school, and was soon to be furloughed tc
his parents. Services We're held in the
chapel Monday morning a 9:l5 o'clock
The children attending in a body. Rev. NJ
J.. WColsey, rector OF st. PaulS EpiScoHr
church oftioiated. Superintendent An
drews accompanied the mother with the g.
mains to Enosburgh Falls, where the
burial took place.
w \. Hill of Starksboro brought 3jC
pounds of maple sugar, which sold to the
dealers for II cents per pound. The re-
tailers are getting 13c.
DR.. G.. f. b. Willard who has been prac-
1icins at Woodstock, H.. for the past six
years, has returned to this city and will
resume his practice here.
Nathan Drake of New Haven has moved
os1 to the A. d. Evarts farm in Waltham.
\. p. Willard & Co. started their cream
cry April LIST and report a large quantity
Of milk received daily.
MIR a. d. Lyon, farmer at the Industrial
school accompanied by his wife are visit
ing their parents in Waterbury.
The funeral of Miss Florence y. Bristol
will be held at the residence of ncr father
i'm Waltham at 1870 and at the Congrcga-
tional church in this city at > p. NJ. Rev
T.. NJ. Bartlett of the Baptist church will
ofIiciatc
The overland mail carriers report the
roads in some sections almost impassable
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MIDDLEBURY.
The Ripton stage which has been oper.
ated by Mr.. Beeman for the past year
has changed hands. Mr.. o. 5. King sue.
ceeds him.
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arc 70 hold a grand han al tho own
house This evening. sumner viii he fur.
nisbed in the lower hall and # daserv {
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BRISTOL.
Ralph Ridley entertained a select mum.
xner of his Young friends at mis- home ar
Mountain avenue Friday evcn.nG.-Mis,
Mary Somers Of the Queen city is visit.
ing her friends in town-Cioorge Farr i.
at home from Albany business college 70,
vacltion.-The funeral Of Edmund G.
Colby was held from his late home OF
Church street Sunday afternoon. Ther,
was a large attendance of relatives auC
roighbors many coming from Lincoln
where he formerly lived. Rev j.. A. Big
Glow ofiiciated DR. A. A. Dean haC
charge of the funeral arrangemcnls Th,
bearers were T.. j. Bsistol II. A. Doten
/. A. Balm and c. A Hanks Mr. COlb,
Is survived by an aged widow in pool
health ono son Alison Colby of Portland
tol of this town, Mrs II. A. Doten of tn,
Quen City and Mrs l.. A. Balm of Lincoln
He had resided here since 1887 and yya,
respected by every one vino knew INN. III,
age was II years The burial WAS i'm tht
village cemetery.-J. II. Orvis has hough
and shipped from this station seven .ae,
loads of potatoes i'm the last ten days +
H. Re.n has handled about as mauv.-F,
e. Parker and family have moved int,
the Kilburn tenement on Church street
T. W. Moves has 50 far recovered from ;
ecvcGe illness as to ride out
HcnVy q, Allen and wife have movec