Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-30

ana VIII begin WORK on ms nt w muse IL
the corners of Central and Grove streets,
at once.
Mr. and Mrs. Ogle are the parents of a
rirl born Tuesday.
Misses Florence and Clair Reynolds are
spending a few days in Clovordale.
Easter music will be rendered at the
CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday morning.
There will be special communion SER
vice and several people will unite with the
church. Tho Baptists will unite in the
services there being no services in the
church Sunday.
Mss Ida Stanley is quite ill.,
RICHMOND.
Charles Perkins died last Monday night
after a painful complication OF diseases.
lie suffered at first with large carbunclc
ON the back eff his neck and ulcurisy. lie
was thought to be better, when ON Fri
day he was attacked with pneumonia
which proved fatal. The funeral was he'd
on Wednesday afternoon at his late resi-
dcncc, Rev. G. j. Watt officiating, and
T., Il. Jacobs having charge. Horace Cut
Ter, George II. Fay, stephen H1dreth ana
John G. Sabns acted as bearers. The in
terment was at River View cemetery. Mr..
Perkins was much esteemed by all VINO
knew him He was born in Durham. L.
O.. in 1S4S and came to Richmond II years
ago, and has carried on n wheelriEht ana
blacksmith business. He leaves u wife
and daughter and many friends to mourn
his loss.-Patrick Hurley is out ON the
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l'"i 80, " ,ti,, 1-,.. r.i,,,,o,, .nnnt
last week in New York.-rhe knS :
Daughters met with Mrs. David Ring last
Wtdnc sdaN.-Mss Sadie COnant and Miss
AIDA Edwards went to Barre to VISIT
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ul'wS wen. 10 D"' !,,d I,r,,hio. IN.
ntFuhE 10 NIslt hei So,' a.,u 80 Dr.,r.
'lhEton Hi"r, WS, anu wi ~ ',,,.
I-Mr. Noble oroit VINO ,, ',i, mvtr w. ",
SICK WIN rHeu'''o',''; -
Ter -Mrs. IT, A. Ilo.lE'7 - r,,a IT,, 30,
ti"!nt" I,"' ms ,ot - i.,,t S,,,'r.
day Salmon Green as school supcrintend-
w ..n,,.a it tInatin,,,on Eor,b VII
w. S,ia, 81 ,,.,'t - ,..,rs o,d and
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William Mead is working in the depot
at Johnson.-'rhe officers OF tho graded
school elected 1t the recent meeting ale:
Committeo. J. j. Moudhan. $ $. Brigham
and c. Nj. Mad: treasurer, Clinton Abb
Of Fs.c< Junction is visiting ". 9. SteV-
ems. hes' Son.-Edward Reeves o. Burning
ton visited Ralph stevens last week.
John Quinlan has engaged I" work for }
r. Fitzsimmons.--W. a. Stevens expects
to 20 t. Alaska in the near luti"e-f
A. Terrill has sold the Wilson place t'
W. G. Flinu.--Mrs. Russin fell recently
and broke hsr arrr-ReN. j. ID. shannon
has sold his driving horse T." burks Browl
OF Jtrcho ''lN".--f 'dl'N % "th7o"
town.-The local g. A. Il. Post and the
W. Il. c. held a meeting MONDAY night al
the G. A. r. Hall.
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MISS cara Mayo came nome ron ",u"'
last lhufSo'E Ior H'I Nn''t."'i .
wilson mas moved ms fanny A''n I''
ms former nome IN r"c'"rNN'' N'H,I
Willie Munsoh' VINO mas pen i"'-N I'm IGN
IS much ne'''r.-l ne ,o-ol'or"'N 80. 'a
,,,Hrth nh. Jcbnson creamery naid q
Ger ts-Arthur Hill of Barre spent sun
day in town.
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