Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-27
ADDISON COUNTY.
NERGENNES,

The marriage of Miss Ina H. Fiske of
Neybridge, a former teacher in tho In
austria school to Orln Gage. formerly
OF Addison, in January 1895, has just been
announced. Mrs. Gage has been living at
her home in Weybrdge since she resigned
Ter position in the school. Mr.. Gage came
saturday from Meriden, Conn, where he
is in business, after her and she returned
asst week with him.
Friday David Brydia arrested for
being intoxicated and was brought lofore
Justice f. Moulton and found guilty and
hncd. He disclosed on the Wheeler House.
a writ was issued for the clerk who
proved to be Napoleon Abare whom Bry-
Tin recognized as the Mle who sold him the
liquor. He was tried, found guilty, took
an appeal and furnished bail for the next
Session of the County Court
Lewis Dipper, au old resident of this
place sustained a paraytic shock Thurs
,lay hut Saturday was somewhat better
Peter Paro died Saturday morning in his
k4th year of gastric fever.
An unusual number of calves and cattle
are being shipped from this place 10 mar
ket at present. Nounan and Quinlan send
ing carload Thursday hight and Friday
and loaded another Monday. @. II.
SprieE sent carload of calves and sheep
TO Boston Friday morning and Il load Of
cattle and calves Saturday morning for
New York. He also sent Il car Of
hogs to Boston Monday morong.
Mrs ]. A. Andrews Of johnson is visit
ing her SON. Superintendent Andrews Of
the Industrial school
a few weeks ago the creamery here was
taking in q .Oo0 pounds of milk daily, now
they receive AS Mr. A. d. Willard reports
27,Ooo pounds per day. This increase is due
10 the copious rains we have been having.
Mrs. William Crosby has an ooander
tree 30 years ola. 1t is 12 feet high and IS
feet across it and has nearly one thousand
blossoms and buds on it.
De- Wheeler of Burlington assisted by
Drs. Phelps and Willard Of this city per-
formed an operation for appendicitis upon
Eugene Field Saturday afternoon. The
operation Ia reported as rcing successful
and under the careful nursing of Mr.. Peck
OF burlington his recovery VIII no doubt
be rapid
A party in honor of Miss Florence Fisher
of Boston was given Tuesday night at the
residence of NJ. +. Bristol by the Misses
Bristol. With games and social talk the
evening passed pleasantly away. Ice
cream and cake were served. About 40
We're present.
DR.. Miller of Burlington was called here
yesterday to attend horse of L. T.. Sears
that was injured while moving.
julie Kingsley while engaged at work on
the electric light building Wednesday fe.l
a distance of 10 feet severely spraining an
ankle.
Through the kindness of superintendent
Andrews the girls at the Industrial school
were given an outing down ;he river Mon
day. officer Hul chaperoned them.
The 81 class. V. II. s., excursion TO Bur-
lington and Fort Ethan Allen was sue
cess, IS persons attending.
Or. Horace j. Parker Is here on his an
nual vacation.
Miss Mary Garuo and Miss Douglas Of
Rutland are visiting Mr. and Mrs, John
Garro
Three hundred people went on tho excuc-
sion from here to Fort f'rederic yesterday.
Eugene Field is improving.
New potatoes are plentiful at one dollar
per bushel.
The Vergennes National Horse Nail
company shut down their works yesterday
TO give their employees an opportunity TO
attend the Catholic excursion.
Hon. r. w Hulhurd of Hyde Park.
chairman of the board of trustees OF the
Industrial school, visited that institution
Tuesday
North Troy has contributed boy and
Eden boy and girl 10 the Industrial
school.
Superintendent Joseph F. Scott of the
Massachusetts Reformatory at Concord
and William Paddock aud wife Of Chicago
are guests of Superintendent ana Mrs. 3.
a. Andrews at the Industrial school.
gane Of men from A. g. Tabcrs have
been putting in readiness fourteen rooms
for summer boarde~s at f. NJ. Strong's.
Steven Pratt of Troy, y, y, is VisitinG
friends in this section.
Bert Bristol, Miss Florence Fisher and
Mrs. John Norton spent the day on the
lake Tuesday
MIDDLEBURY.
The Maple Wood club which has had
rooms in the Battcll block for severl
years, have disbanded, there not being
members enough to support II,
Mr.. Charles II. Taylor, a former resi-
dent OF Middlebury, was brought here
l.
Overseer of the Poor William jackson
Mr.. Taylor is at present with w. II. CObl
being too sick to go to the town farm.
Mr.. Charles A. Piper has returned from
a business trip to St. Adams, where II,
went to consult G. NJ, Wilds, village at
torney, regarding village matters.
Mrs. Mary Porter. Mrs. Mary Constan
tine and daughter of New York are visit
ing friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs f. r. Bumpus of Bosto,
are at The Addison for months stay.
Mrs. Marcus Allen has returned from
a trip TO New York and Boston.
Mrs, John Stewart, Mrs. Allen Warner
Mrs, John Fletcher and Miss Anna Flet
cher have gone to North Hero for "A shor
stay.
Mrs. ]. l.. Hanks of Madison, Wis., VIII,
has been at The Addison for the pas
month has gone to New York
Mrs. l.. d. Piper has returned from
weeks stay in Burlington.
The cable ropes Whlch are to carry tn
power from the power house to the ney
marble mill are being put into place an,
will soon be ready for operation. Tn
south mill is ready for business as 500.
as the power is ready.
Mrs. Celia Wilcox of Salisbury was tn
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lydia Lyons, O
Weybydge street Wednesday.
The organ recital at the Methods
church Wednesday evening was a gran
success and well patronzed.
Road Master f.. J. Buttolph has had tn
stones raked off from the village roads.
BRISTOL.
Mrs Hiram Bates Of Brooklyn is in tow
having returned from a visit to Michga
with her sister, Mrs. GroVer.-Mrs. Mari
ette Grover died at her home on Churc
street Friday evening after an illness O