Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13

Peck, who had a hemorrhage from the
lungs Friday night, Is somewhat i'm
proved but in a very weak state-Maple
sugar in cans is selling for 10 cents II
pound for the best-Rev. Loyal A. Btge-
low preached his last sermon for this cosl-
ference year in the Methodist church Sum
day morning and at Lincoln in the after
noon. Mr.. Bigelow has been here four
years and 1t is expected that he will be re-
turned for another year.-C. p. Bush and
NJ T. Narney have been appointed com
mssioners on the estate of the late Cath
crime rsllon.-It Is hoped that as soon as
the weather will permit the grounds
about the cannon on the corner of the
park Will he put tsl more respectable con-
dition.-Nlrs. Cornelia Smith has placed in
the new hall of Libanus Lodge fine por-
trait of her father, Winter H. Holly who
was the first Junior warden of the lodge
when it was organized in 1851 Only one
of the charter members is now living. Dr.
Levi Hasseltne of Brandon. The first
master was Harvey Munsll, the first SEN
ior warden was Horatio Needham. .-Thds.
Henry returned to Holy Cross college
Monday morning.-Mrs. l.. w. Pollard,
mother of Byron Pollard died at the home
of her son Monday morning.-C. f..
Myers is seriously i'll with heart trouble. -
ii. L. Rivers and Harvey Orcutt have
purchased building lots on Fitch avenue
and will build dwelling houses the COM
ing summer.-Some improvements are be-
ing made on the interior of the Bristol
House, new windows, doors. etc.--Col n.
f. Dunshee has been in New York this
week
,',, l@i iIeis ni oi priS'o. 'Iet III 'ne pase-
.'cn' 81 lioIy nan Iast SATURDAY after
noon 10 Iake INTO CONSIDERATION the adN.s-
ability of organizing a cooperative cream
cry. They appointed a committee, r. a.
oung, Andrew Dillon and G. T.. Munsill
~ '"N'stIsate the ha,'eI ana report AT
d" duJoulleu meeting 10 pe held next "a
Iuru"E alternooh:--HeV' H. D. Ranslow ol
"Wah'oh VIII ueiiNer the Memorial piy
~ I"uissS peiore W, I, Duhton fost' -. A.
~ May oo'-Col N +. Dunshee Is AT
noiie rom ms Ilp 10 New 1ork'-- INC
Iulord, OF MIS- IT, W. follard VIII ne neld
rom her late nome wednesday a!t' +
nooi a. one " cioch'- ne remains OF MIS-
M"N nm t."'lIcN were orouSht from
3'"ihSooio' Iuesuay AFTERNOON anu pur ca
III th' NlllaSe cemetery pE the slde ol he'
i!ruci di'u inotner.
ne iuherM ol MIS- folIafd' WIDOW Of
the Iatc L. W. Pollard' was held from
me rc'uchce Oh her SON b' w follard
eun's1"E aItsthooh' heN. H. r. BgeIoW
"iiicIdt'U me lntcihtut was III tne VII
N.Y. ceu,EN ny tnc sue Oh her husband
M'SA w elei Is NiSlt'hs III iiInespurSh
,ils ", NV A. Lawrence soIu 10 hcrs :
!" MIuiIepur! Moi,daN'-h, H. James an"
lninlN nav" moved on To 1aNlpr avenue.
H,'o WIS Il large attehuahcc at the lu-
neral 81 MIS-. BostWlck' VINO was brought
mere from otarkSnoro @ uesday. Ihere
was d "'tu'llul diSpiaE ol MOWERS qnalE
ol lhei' ,he SlltS OF hur ola lriehds ana
iWr''tcl Sc'l.u 'i'atcS III h'lStoi' HeV; H. "a
,'lFeIo" oIllclttcd'-tcV' l." a. biGeloW
,@InS Nus gone TO conference ~ young child OIL
~, MT anu MIS- Is; a. Atkihs uleu uesdaE'
l L
hu,,"dy AFTERNOON Ut cloch.-hcF. =
~ ihoniAS Is IN New ork TINS week.
Mark Cuimpy Is at home from the South
part ot tue state
LINCOLN.
,,.- D,.,,. r. ala ,.,, e.,, o,.o,
an illness of six weeks of cancer of the
liver caused by an injury received in
runaway "ccioch' SeNora' years age; ohe
VS. 'io Hou'isest uaus ''ter % ny. II. i'aa
anu lpulSa i.ehel' ana was porn III ~ o'tSro
onoioaSa .ouhty' ne" hork II, INo'. ohe
was ,uuca'eu az rolt ru"uIu ms .,tu'e
a,iu ., soiGsNliie SEMINARY ~ L., one ctl'St
years of age and taught almost continually
i'll New York and Vermont til her mar
rage haNihs taught 'i terms me deceas-
ca moved TO thlS town. her iather haNlh4
p'ol gwen chaISc Oh thc NJ f' chuicH
mere IN lH'o ana lN'-' ohe was uhltcu III
I'a' rage 10 iiarNoE rarr' one ol th'
. to"Hs MOST Supstanli9l ana respected cl'l'
"ehS' son ana daughter were oorh 'C
tnch' VINO Win Ior aSeu huSoa.u 'nu
W!uo"eu SISTER Mrs' hucl''da MURRAY,
SURVIVE her. She haI peeh Il nlehipcr oi
the Methodist church since l. years oi
age ana lor seNerai years steWarueSS' "ho
!'arS ago neCaHc interested IL ''s ""'h
VI me w - l. u Sile was pieSIueilt %
'"' locdI u'ilofl years ana hau taken al