Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-19
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOiNGS IN THE
FREE PRESS'S BROAD FIELD.
The winoo.ki Valley. villages Up North,
Along Otter Creek and by the shores
of white River Covered by
Special Reporters.
ADDISON COUNTY.
NERGBNNES.


the petition for the removal of the Office
from its present location in the Strong
building to the sherman block mas been
granted. Mr.. Foss says ne INTENDS 10
move the Office about April LIST.
The funeral OF Mrs. E ID. koburds was
held Friday forenoon from the Metho-
dist church. Rev. j. Fl. Robinson ofncla-
led. MRS Koourds had Deth Ill LOT seN-
eral months with maliSnant tumor The
deceased was 6l years old. she leaves a
husband ana one daughter 10 mourn her
loss.
There are dt present IN the lndustrlal
ychcol total Of l5s. l5o boys anu q elrls,
The largest numher ot girls III the history
tf the school Last consecutive hui'oc'
pf hoys, l1>l, girls, 1885, Children have re-
tent!N been committed from Ne" Ha'eh'
st. Alb0nS Monkton ana SallspulE'
MI. ana Mrs. DAVID Duquette nave re-
turned nome rom t"o weeks NiSit 10
Springlied Mass ana Vic'hlty.
me many frlohcS OF waiter appeh Will
be pleased to learn OF his promotion to as
Sistant cashier OF the National CITY Bank
>f New York city.
H. A. Hawley. native of Waltham'
died at the home Of his brother, II. c.
lIawley, at Fitchburg Mass, Monday
morning of cancer of the stomach The
deceased was 81 years old; He leaves an
is about S4 years cid alT lives with her
daughter, Mrs Mary K Bostwick, an
tl!lti slStSl' -ulo' % - N'ilsht Si AN'"
Haven, two brothers, II. G. Hawley of
lNtchburg, Mass, and w. S. Hawley OF
Aver Junction, Mass Mr. Hewley went
TO Fltchburg about 30 years ago and en-
tered tho lumber business. The last few
years he has acted president and gen
cral man9er Of the Adjustable Saw Table
company. The funeral was held yesterday
from the home of his brother. Mrs. S. 5.
Wright. Mrs. Mary * Bostwick. sister,
and Spencer Hawley, a cousin, left Tues
VIM. J. Strong is on the sick list.
Mrs. G. f.. Young returned Tuesday
evening from F1tchburg Mass. where sac
has been visiting relatives for the past
four weeks.
Rev. Fred H. Paquet of Milton visited
Rev. Father Campeau Wednesday.
Fred Kenaud of st. Adams is visiting
relatives in town for a few days.
George Ellison returned from C0checton,
N Y. yesterday morning, where he was
called by the death of a sister.
Rev. P. A. Campeau is visiting his
brother. Rev. Victor Campeau at Doug
lass. Mass.
Miss Ada Crosby returned Tuesday
evening from st. Adams, where she went
TO see her sister, Mrs. j. w. Garno, who
is seriously ill.,
Mrs. j. w. Ketchum and son started
yesterday for Ticonderoga, n. y, where
they will spend several weeks
p. c. Sanford and w. F. Murphy of New
maven, Nohil, were III lilo cily ScolCiuhy
looking after some horses
l.. w. Loukes is reported to be quite i'll.
Bristol yesterday on business.
,-innto.oo,'i ortar,atn,,'ou, a. .ho ~
dist cb,,rrh E,rtdax aven,ng
Jobn " Ross of Rutland was the g1,.st
of bis hrctber 1,eoroe yT posa vos,.rdov
r Parkar and T. Austir nf pur-
1ina-ton wer, in town vesterday
The New England TeIenhona comnanv
are se,ting new noIes IN tbis civ
Sheriff Middlcbrook has 50 fay recov.
cred from, tha grin ns to he in his once
Mondav
"Iu' Vi''s Jennie Iatt,o of Rrr,,no.to,, &c vie.
;tine bar rroat oun+ Nv d NIiddin
brook
Claud Russell and family or California
vbn camo her, two ,yeaks ar,, nv,,ect tn
spend tha summon with bis stan-fatb.r
.John douglass
Mrs sorah {, Cram sister ~ tho 1,ta
Pohert Nil 'augbIin diod at be,. b"rra ~
Krandon Friday and was hurie<l Trnsdav
morning. She had hean in This c,tv earn
fn har .'a tbro'b III h .'Is t''y
roni, h M nis .;f sta 'r'su r9iI,' siIn t,'
bot Sbe tnd to prnodon ,,d ~. 20. ',.r' 80,
surrod N
me rates Of the Nortb.rr Nau, Erc,ord
Uolnnbon,. comnor, ba,,a 49,, ra1,'aa,t
one-hnIf in this civ n corra,,ond u,itb
the rates of the local comnany
Iarcd pooth u.o.s ;n ,hiN ill., r-,,.,,
for thc tirst tim. ai,ce NJ, uas boI, NJ, ~,
The grin. -
MIDDLEBURY.
Or. c. c. +. Clark died Wednesday ut
ms nome in Oswego, n. Y, aged II years.
lie was born in Mddlebury in 1922. lis
parents We're pioneers of the Green Noun
tam state. He was graduate of the Md
dIebury College in 1913 and graduated from
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
IN New York in lH7. From that time he
followed his profession until 1871.
Mr.. David Moore, who has been sick
for some time, died at his late home on
North Pleasant street Monday morning
OF pneumonia A wife ana one son, Hen
ry Moore, of Boston, survive.
Mrs. Albert Merrill died at her late
home Monday of consumption. Her age
Tas 20 years. husband ana one dAueh-
aer survive The funeral was held at
the St. Stephens Episcopal church yes.
lerday at 10 O'Clock, Rev. Mr. For
syth, the new rector of the church Of
1iciated. The interment was in New Haven.
Haven.
Mr. W. G. Foote of Vergennes was in
town on business Wednesday.
guests of Dr. and Mys. Stearns On High
street