Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08

Fred Jordan went ~ Middlebury, We'd
nesday, He was summoned as a witness
on the Byomghton case.
Mrs. George Baror is on the sick list.
J. NJ. Sanford of Burlington was in town
Wednesday.
John and Louis Miller of TTolyoke. Mass,
'nnd Joseph Miller of Albany. n. y. came
here Tuesday They are here to attend
the funeral of their mother, Mrs. Nelson
Miller They expect to return to their
homes Saturday.
BRISTOL
Miss Mary A. Marks who has been vis-
iting here the last week, has rerhrned to
her home In the Queen City.-Mrs. Wesley
\. kenzie is at home from visit Of sew
eral weeks among relatives and friends in
Rochester. N. Y.-Interesting literary eN-
eroises were held in the third primary
room of the graded school Miss Ellen
Beech teacher Friday afternoon.-Brick
rnas1ns are at work laying the fire walls
or the post Office block States Attorney
f. l.. Fish of Nergennes was here Satur-
day-Mrs. Luther Purrinton and little
dsutShter Nira, have been visiting In Lin
coin the past weck.-LawNers have been
engaged the past week looking up evidence
in the contested will case Of the late David
Boswprth Fhe case will probably be tried
at this June term OF the Addison County
Court.-The regular monthly covenant and
business meeting of the Baptist church
was held Friday cvening.-The Combina-
tiOn Cash store company closed business
here saturday and will locate in YER
gonnes.- s.--Daniel Twitchell of WeyhridEe
was in Gown Friday.-There is the usual
discount Of 4 nor cent. on all town taxes
naid +o Town Trcasrrer Dean before Sep
tember Ist noxt.-Watsou Frank and T.
T.. Palmer have both started their ice
carts Clayton Dupry is al home from the
Queen City. where he has hcen farming
~ rnv.l,e ,,-ios arc ,,lsntv in the local mar
ket and sell far TWO bastets for a quarter
Nrs Mills living at New Haven Mills
,,-as l,aal,. hilton Ia, a cat last Thursday
- " Ee,vlatt Of Rochester was in town
las, wonk
Tho funeral Of Mrs. I r. Metcalf was
beoId al tho residence Of r. c. Dixie on
ploasa,, straa, Wednesday, afternoon nj .
n,sio"L .rbo snddnn dam of MIS-.
,Iot,,If .s ,.ti,ol ir thc t'r,o Press Mon
d,,, h.,s ,,o.t a oloo,,. o,ar tl,o whole com.
ruritv Mrs Natcn1f WAS the daughter
80 V.iiiior, ,,,d Narv ~oadhnn and has n
brotb.r X " \eedbam and a sister
W,,s T., - ni,ko Iiving hero Mrs. Met
ralf was horn in mis- iowa and resided
hara "ntu her marriage. she leaves a
io,,otta. M Netra1f arril.1 from Dam
rar1ora on tho morning train Monday
~, n Rishin ir, J[ingman
ani T., U-ou,er ir anneared before
Tus,,co ~ u Sbervi,, last Saturday and
,1aadod o,i1tv tn tho follouci.,,, indict r
pleaded gulI'N TO 'ne loI'o", ,.'7 l''t''
mentS: II. a. Blsole' LOT hVcI'ns "ul-
Sance' S-V 1lhe WIN CoS.S "l 49, - d
ilnsman ana r. L. Walker or Eeeli,'s
,osts of <1t . pisbic was also assessed
the costs OF Two seizures ah"unt"S 10
NM" All OF Whlch sums Wtre pH',''- ,, ne
funerai OF fo.'rN lurhtr "HIch was "ciu
mt Lincoln centre SUNDAY ai'rrhoon Was
largely attended. l'ihanus Lodge OF NJ, Ma
sons OF brlslol turned out % nv M he
Masonic nurlaI service was rrnnered ny
fast Master y. A hass'lu''e' IN tuner
~ Arrangements were IN charSc OF w. "a
1itayer.-There was INeiF runaway on
Main st Monday. \ horse attached 10 -
There was hVeIY runaway on Nam
street Monday. morse atta'he" 10 lS'
&. Sarge delivery wagon S'Ar'"u, scat
torlng baskets ana groceries ana nr'nginS
goods store with hoth wagon ana morse
wrong side up. NO great damage was
was done.-f'. h. Palmer Is puiiulhs Two
story tenement house about mile east OF
the village near Rocky pAie. A !FhN
was seen in Monkton f"w NIGHTS ago
and attacked dog, nerly Killing MN, ana
drove the rest of the family N doors
Mr. Martell of Rutland Is the guest OF his
daughter Mrs. c. 5. Wardw"N.-The seats
nav npaIN an .t'., so''n rii a., ''v nE,,,-
Mrs. W. A. Lawrence is able to be about
the house and to ride out.--A large and
appreciatiVe audience assembled in Holly
Hall sunday evening to listen TO the hdc-
/ calauheate sermon before :he graduating
class, preached by the Rev, Wesley a.
/ I<inzie, the pastor of the Baptist church.
| The preacher held his large audience in
/ terestcd to the close, 1t was full of good
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