Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-11
ADDISON COUNTY.
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Nelson LaPier died at his late home on
Seymour street Friday with pneumonia.
A wife anl one laughter survive. The
funeral was held from the house Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. j. q. Good
inc ofticiatei and the inttrment was in
the West cemetery
y. Pero. father-in-law Of IIr. LaPicr
died at his late home Hsn street Friday
afternoon. Hr was taken in the morning
with convulsions. He has been in poor
health for some time. y wife, one son
md three daughters survive. He was -
years old. Tie funeral was held from
his late home ON High stree. Sunday af-
ternocsl at o'clock. Rcv. J. .. Cooling
ofic.ited and the interment was in
the West cemetery
MIR. and Mrs Marcus Allen of Albany,
\. y, are the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Buckley of North Pleas
ant street, where they will spend the sum-
mer.
pretty homc wedding occurred at tho
home of Mrs. Manor, Wednesday evening
at eight o'clock when her daughter Miss
Jennie Manor was united in marriage to
Nlr. John Foley. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Golot, Miss Nay Gee
was maid Of honor and Mr.. C1nnors hest
man. The bride was dressed in chang -
able noplin About ~ of their relatives
ana friends were present. Many hand
some and useful presents were given them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foley will make their home
on Weybridge street.
Mrs, Wallace Dewey of Boston is in
town visiting friends.
Mrs. Walter May of Pittsford has re-
turned home after few days stay with
her parents.
George Dickersons daughter is quite
sicf at the home of her Crandparents.
Mrs. James Haley and daughter have re-
turned from a short stay in Springfield,
Mass.
an In Enc baa,
" sick for some time was taken TO the
hospital at Burlington Tuesday for treat
nent. nr Noble accompanied him.
Rev NJ. l.. Severance, who has been the
guest of his brother for the past fcw days
has returned to his home in Bennington.
Miss Lula Haley has gone to Montpelier
Frank McClaunln, VINO was operator az
the depot here for some time and from
here went to Reecher Falls has been
transferred TO Portland Me-, where he Is
day operator,
l.. ". Burke has returned tn Port Hen
ry, n. Y, after a few days stay in town
Joseph T.. Nash has had an increase OF
pension from ST. to s17 per month.
DR. Bisbee has gone to Bristol on a short
business trip.
Fctcr Smith has gone tc Bluff Point, y
y, where he has position.
VERGENNEs.
Another lively but short runaway hap
I'u'' III tllt 'llN + lildN' MI ilfIh
Booth. with Mrs. Booth and a lady friend
had been out driving mis- young, spirited
team and returned home Immediately
after the ladies' and Mr. Booth had alisht-
ed from the carriage on" of The nosSes
swung out from the pole. breaking the
whitfietree, and III an instant the team
started foT run. Mr.. Booth held to th'
reins until he was obliged to let go. The
horses ran up Elbow street to Main
crossed to the north side where the sur.
Tey struck the carriage stone in front o
The Shipmin- stevens house and tuitie,
bottom side up. The team freed hemselvC
from it ana ran few rods up Main stree
where the horses were stopped by Mr.
Donaway. The carriage was somewhat
damaged. The horses were no; injured.
Cards are out announcing the intende,
marriage, the 18th inst of Miss Grace
Sawyer to Edward l., Iicl. Miss Saw
Yer is the organist and worthy membe
of the Methodist church Mr. fIcY wai
formerly salesman in l.. l.. Kinsslandi
store and Is well known here. Subce
quently he took "A course in the Alban,
business college from which he graduate
with much credit. Mr.. Hiar is now book
keeper for the hrm of Gibson & Wake
wholesale druggists in Albany, y. Y, on
OF the la~gest establishments Of the kin,
IN the State.
EXMayor j. G. Hindcs. accompanied b,
br. T. w. Shipman, went on the New
York express Saturday evening to Ney
ork city TO consult iDr. Jane way.
Mr. G. A. Keeler and wife will end the,
services at the Industrial school thi
week They will go to Portland, Me-, Re
form school for boys, as cottage mana
gers. They will be succeeded by Mr. an
Mrs f. f. Hill Of South Hero, who wer
formerly employed at the Industra
school Ma. hin enlisted ns a soldier il
Co. NJ, list Vermont regiment, to scrv
during the Spanish American war.
Mrs. Mary t. Foster VINO has spent III
winter with friends in Rochester. Vt,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. -. Norton.
a house and barn belonging to Chestc
Hawkins of tersis1urgh, was burned FIi
day night,
Harrison Field, who spent the winter +
Arizona, hoping that he would he bene
fitted by change of climate, is now on hi
return home and is reported not to hay
improved in health
BRISTOL.
NJ W. Wilson on Mountain avenue, win
does quite Il business in the poultry ln'
especially ducks, has built "a commodlou
hennery on his promises, The foundatio
walls of the Dixie block are about r, al
for the carpenter work.-Mrs. l., Il. Stcao
man continues in very poor hcalth.-Ge,
Narney Of Charlotte was in town Frida
also DR.. u. \. Bsbe of Middlohury. v
II. Peake is having his North street res
dence repaintcd.-Road CommiSsiont
smith and his men are putting his high
ways in first class condition.
INC Vermont Marble company and IN
Columbian Marble company are at wor
In Monkton with men and machinery {
the marble lodges There Is talk Of a
electric road from the quarries to Vel
genncs if the quality of Jhe marble wi
warrant the eXpense.-B. c. GuiI
don is building creamery In Lii
coln-The frame of Mr., j. j. Callahan
new two story residence on Thomas av,
nue is up and neadly enclosed. Rev. Sin
con Gardner is in very feeble health
The Baptist Sunday school have eecte
officers as follows: Surerintenlent an
treasurer +. X. Dickorma assistant 81
perintendent Edward Ellson; secretar!
Arlie Farr, librarian, Howard Averiil a
sistant librarian, Miss Jennie y, Sheiwii
chorister, f.. s. Farr; organ'st, Mss Luc
Ia SnerWin-Charles X. johnson ,