Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14
THE NEWS BY COu n ~.ES.
The winooski Valley, villages up North.
From tho Island in the Lake to tho
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek and
by the Shores of White River
Covered by Special
Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
NItKGENNES

NERGENNES.
Mrs. M. c. Boynton died Friday night
1t the residence of her son, w. w. Wood
man of heart disease, aged 6l years. She
has been great sufferer for the last four
or five weeks. Mrs. NJ. G. Boynton was
born in Iakoport. y. Y. She leaves be-
eide her son, W. w. Woodman, three bro
theirs, Charles lngham of Nergennes.
Henry 1ngham OF New Haven, Conn., and
Samuel Ingham kissimmce, Florida. and
u sister, Mrs. Julia rockingham of Phila-
helphia. Ia. The funeral was held from
her late home at y. m Saturday. Rev.
w A. Kinzie of Bristol will offciate.
The intermcnt was in Prospect cemetery.
terry.
Miss Alice NJ. FlagG of Jericho mas COM
mcnced her duties as teacher in the boys
department in the Industrial school. j. NJ.
johnson of Huntington has been ougdged
as vatchman at the Industrial school, talk
ing the place OF George Bora, who has
been appointed supervisor OF the bows.
Prof Ham reports go pupils as attend
ing the school about 80 OF which are from
out Of town.
Miss Ettie Morse, a former assistant
principal Of the graded school was mar
ried 10 Charles l.. Hascock at Newiane
Sept. o.
Raymond Caisse. who has been taking
his vacation in and around Montreal has
returned and resumed his work for Geo.
w. Ross.
F. Chevalicr will soon sever his relation
with r. Neville and his place will he taken
by George c. Ross formerly with Norton,
Warner 6; Co.
A quiet wedding was had at the resi-
denCe of MIR. and Mrs Hannman, Tues
day a p. m. the occasion being the mar
ria &c of their only daughter, Miss Mar
raret Hanniman, to George c. Ross, Rev.
II. X, Davies officiating. only few init
mate friends We're present The newly
married couple took the six O'Clock tram
for their bridal tour. on their return they
will make their home in Nergennes.
MIDDLEBURY.
The new marble plant has finally got
The wheels rolling and now has seven
gangs running in the south mill
Mr.. Robert Thomas caught an eel Sat
urday near his home weighing four
pounds - ounces. 1t was three feet, six
inches long.
Mr. Richards. the man who was knock
ed off the Brooksvllle bridge ty the flyer.
has been discharged from the hospital and
is visiting relatives now in this vicinity.
MIR Charles JAMES and Miss Rhodia Mac
NuGtry were united in marriage at two
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the Congre-
gltional church in Weybrdse Miss Par
ish was maid of honor and alr. Carl VOL
COtt best man. The ceremony was per-
formed by the ReVs. Carlson, James and
MacAIurtry. The bride and gCoom took
the $40 train north for a short hcneymoCn
and OH their return will make their home
in Weyhrdge At O'Clock in the same
church Mr.. George +. Seeley and Miss
Grace Richards were uni'ad in marriage
by the Rcv. Mir. Carlson. Mr Cassius See
Icy and Horace Bristol stood up With
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Seelly went GOrth for
short honeymoon.
Mr.. Albert kingsland a very popular
cleVk of Bond Bros, was united in mar
rage to Miss Mary Downs at the homa Of
the brides parents in Hancock Tuesday
evening at o'clock After short honey
moon they will make their nome here
Delmar Smith has been appointed super
intendent of construction of public build
ings in the Philippines. He left Wednes-
day morning for his home in WASHINGTON
from whence he will proceed TO Mania at
an early date. He will report to Capt.
Miller at the latter place His brother.
Clifton Smith, takes his place in the mill
here.
BRISTOL.
Rev. p. II. Anslow, the Methodist pas
tor at Lincoln, died at O'Clock Monday
morning from uraemia. He came to Lin
coin from North Hudson, y. Y, and had
made many friends, both as pastor and
preacher. His remains were taken to
PeaSlecVille, \. Y, for intcrmcnt. He
aEe was about 60 years.-Thc third and de-
Gliding game of ball between the Bristol
and Hinesburehs will be played next FRI
day afternoon at Riverside Park. The
Bristol team are all home talent while the
liincsburGh team are imported.-Mr. and
Mrs w. a. Ferguson are taking car
TaGe drive through Warren, and Waits
field to Waterbury. They expect to re-
turn next Friday.-Mr. and Mrs, II. c. Glea-
son are visiting g. l.. Smith and wife in
Ludlow this week-The sewer connected
with the graded school building has been
clOgged and the directors have had men
digging IT up.-Farmcrs are digging their
potatoes and cutting corn Both crops are
lieht.-Mrs Katherine Boyle mother of
REV. j. j. Boyle the pastor of ST. Am
brOse's Catholic church, died suddenly at
the rectory Sunday night about II O'Clock
She was in her usual health all day Sun
day, Her remains were Yakcn to Massa-
chusetts for purial--Mrs. W. l.. Cramp-
ron was quite severely injured the other
day by fall while standing on Il chair
| Mrs r.. " Gage has been seriously i'll for
several dayS.-Ihc Bristol military band
gave their usual outdoor concert Saturday
evening Mrs. Treat and Miss Baldwin
who have been at Miss Grows on Noun
tain avenue for two months past returned
10 their homes in New Haven, Conn. and
! Brooklyn, \. Y, TuoSday.-R F. Hatch
will have his two double tonements on
Munsll avenue completed about October
1st-Rev Wesley A. Kinzie went to YER
gcnnes Saturday to offcate at the fun
eral of Mrs. Boynton,-W. f. Daggett
who recently returned from New Mexico,
spent Sunday in Proctor.-Mrs. Amanda
Bush is at home from visit of several
weeks in the Queen city.
David r. Bosworth has entered the
Poughkeepse Business Coleee-The class
of %, b. II s, elected officers Monday as
follows: President, Harold Williamson;
vice-presdent, Mary Dalton; secretary.
Burr Schoield; treasurer, Guy Baldwin
The class numbers ten.-The class of '01,
Il. H. s, have elected class officers as fol-
lows: President, Ona McShane; vice
president. Stella Cove; secretary Jennie
Sherwin; treasurer. George Peck The
class numbers fifteen. The sidewalks in
front of the Drake, Farr, Patterson and
Narney blocks are being dressed over will
q coating Of hot tar and sand.-Town Clerk
w, W. Wilson and wife went to Ferris
burgh Tuesday and expect to visit over
Inc lake before returning. Miss Anna