Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-30
The NEWS BY COUNTIES.
"he winooski Valley, villages up North,
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek and
by the shores of white River
Covered by special
Corresp ppndents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
NIGRGENNIIS.

NERGENNES.
Dr. Gibson of this city went to Burliug-
1on Saturday to bring Alanson q. Wright,
hho has been successfully treated for APP
2cndlotiS at the Mary Fletcher Hospital,
20 his home in Waltham.
Geo. r. Thornc left Monday for Bos-
non from which place he will sau Ncdnes-
1aY for Liverpool, England. with 40 head
bf horses for the English market The
Export of Am aricln hc.sos began to be
lnticcabla in 1892, which year there were
Nirped 322j horses the business has con-
stlntly increased SO that during the year
NS9S there were shipped 93,552 head, the
value OF which was A.169 265 of this
aumber 1880 Valued at $.,JI9, 1876 were sent
io Great britain.
one by one the old landmarks disappear.
The last one motel was the tall piEc tree
that had stood probably FOG ages just
south Of the Allen Beach homestead in
West Ferrisburgh. This tree was the only
one left If the group of pines that cou.d
be seen for miles around.
Mr.. and Mos. Arthur Piper of Panton
nre rejoicing over the birth of a IL pound
10y.
one year ago to-day several of our resi-
dents planted seeds in their gardens and
number of farmers sowed gFain.
The annual school meeting was held at
School House hall Tuesday evening. The
meeting was Callct TO OrNtI ny the mol
orator. J.. w. Tuttle, and the call was
read by District Clerk Andrew Ross. The
!lrst business of the meeting was the cleo
tOn of Il moderator for the ensuing year
Nj. Il. Maldoon presented the Glamc Of q
r. Q. Kimbau and he was elected. The
,ollowing officers were also elected An
srew Ross, clerk: II. G. Middlebrook. col
ieCtor: Timothy Neville. treasurer: j. G
Hindes auditor. The school directors are
~lected for three years. This was the year
10 elect one director. The names OF |. H.
Smith. S ID. Miner and G. T.. Parker Were
presented to the meeting. The latter "cn-
leman has served on the board for about
10 years. Two ballots were taken which
resulted IN 1o choice. After the second
ballot was declared MIR. Madoon. who pre-
sented the name of |. II. Smith. Withdrew
his name, leaving Mr.. Parker and MIR. Mi
oer in the race. This ballot resulted rs
follows: Whole number of votes cast 10l
of which S. ID. Miner had 20 and c. T.
Parker had 40 Mr. Miner was tncn dc
clared elected for three years. \ TAX ui
45 cents on the dollar Of the grand lis
was voted to be paid to the treasurer -.
or before Sept. 1st. This completed th,
business and the meeting adjourned.
The parochial school closed yesterday
The teachers are all to remain here dur
ing the weeks vacation.
This being holy week services are holj
Tomorrow is the last day for ohtainna
dog licenses at one dollar each. No: on,
half Of the dogs in this city are licensed
as yet. 1t is said the law regarding tn,
same will be enforced this year
Maford's Uncle Toms Cabin show il
billed for the opera house April 4th,
Arthur the 11-year-old son of Nichae
DaGlies is very sick with typhoid Ineu
mona.
officer Stiles of Derby committed Ed
ward Berry OF Holland, Vt, to the In
dustral School Tuesday
Hons. r. w. Hulburd of Hyde Park
!. Z. Weeks of Midd.cbury and r. NJ
Deal of St. Adams, trustees of the Indus
trial School. held their monthly meetin.
at that institution yesterday
Frank Larrow, who has been in tho en-
ploy of L. i. Laurence for the past year
is to carry on the farm of r. ID. Booth il
Ferrisburgh the coming year.
MIDDLEBURY.
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Cobb arrested Jerr
Race in the east part of the town Frida
afternoon on two indictments tor hous
stealing ana placed him in jail to AVA
trial at the coming June term of court.
Noble Sanford WAS in Burlington on busl
ness Saturday.
ON Saturday evening IA quiet weddin
on Washington street. The cOntractin
parties We're MIR. Agustus Wilson of Sails
bury and Miss Clara Chapman of t,us
Middlebury. Rev j. G. Gooding officiate,
Mrs John BOudeau. one Of our old res
dents, died at her late home on Sout
Pleasant street Tuesday morning She ha
had several shocks and hoe death va
caused from he effects of one Monda
evening, which came ON about o'clOc
Monday afternoon, death foiowins abot
6 o'clock Tuesday morning. Her age va
b. \ husband, sever daughters and tw
cons survive. She will be missed by n,
many friends. She has always been a lJN
Ing and faithful mother and a good churc
attendant. The funeral will be held frol
Et Mary'S Roman Catholic church Nhur
day morning. Father j. NJ Jelot will &
fciate The interment Will be in II
Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. =. V. Hathaway. who has been
POOR health for some une, died at her Ia
home Tuesday aged 10 A husband su.
wives. Her de 18th followed a severe att-c
of the grip. She is another of the 81
residents ana her many friends will r.
grct her death. The funeral will bs he
from her late nome. Rev Dickens W
OtnCiate The interment will be in II
West cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. r. V. Hathaway vi
held from her late home Wednesday a
ternoon at o'clock, Rev. Nh, Dlckel
offcated. The !nterment was in the We
cemetery.
Mr., Peter Lucia of Montreal Ii vislth
his sons Frank and John Lucia Tor a fc
days.
Rolyn Mayhem is disabled by an nju
10 his left hand.
Miss A. +. Hammond of Boston is Il
guest of her sister, Mrs. r. NJ. Chlpm
Jeff Husko has gone to New YORK for
short stay.
Mr.. c. c. Peck was in Rutland Wcdne
day on business.
Miss Mary Burke is visiting IN Burln
ton for a few days.
George Rose went to Rutland Tuesd;
or business.
Mrs. James r. Wills of Bristol who W
here visiting her daughter Mrs, NJ
Buttorfeld, was called home by the t
ness of her daughter, Mrs Dean.
Mrs. c. y. D!ckenson, son an1 gran
child have gone to Rutland for fe
days stay,
states Attorney f, L. Fish was in TOW
Wednesday on business.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. John Bouchedu v
held from st. Mary's Roman Catho