Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22

y revisiting her old home in Ncw YORK
state after an absence of over 90 years
-floyt Mears ana Jennie Phelps wece
married at the Congreg Itional parsonage
Wednesday evening by Rev. T. Il. Her
rick.
The stercopticon entertainment. "The
Passion Play" was given by Rev. ]. Ed
ward Farrow to a good-sized audience at
school house hail last Friday evening"
Edward Sanders and Gertrude EeVinS
were married at the Congregational par
sonagc Saturday by Rev Il. f. Herrick -
j. II. Lampough attended the funeral Of
his mother at Cambridge Saturday.--Miss
BESSIE Dixon went to Providence, r. l.,
last week for Il visit of a few weeks
Rev. A. w. Ford of Fairfax preached
morning and evening Sunday at the Meth
odist church in exchange with Rev. G. l..
THplin.-Miss Holmes of liighgate is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. l. G. Chadwick
il was Miss ttlma Eailey and not Marian
VINO broke her arm last Wceh.--ilenry
Lucia IS very i'll with heart trouble
MIS-. Jennie Barr was called to Iighgate
last week by the serious illness of her
father.-MiSs Nora Austin of Burlington
is visiting at Mrs. c. Il. Rogers'.-Mel-
win Abel OF Georgia is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. s NJ. Pikc.--The people of the viii
laCe were given another scare Sunday
morning about o'clock The three
church bells began to ring and the peo-
pic rushed out to find where the fire was.
1t proved to be a chimney burning out at
the large tenement house known as the
oId Central House or the Bee Hive
huckliN IN" ROOF dId not eaten Hre, II 1t
n@au @ burned II woud pi9baply have made
quite a hole in the village, as strong
northwest wind was blowing at the time.
DR.. l.. j. Dixon is confined to the house
by illncss.F Il. Rogers spent sunday in
MIuuiepuIy'
W1NOOsKI.
eugene liamci tne popular meat cut
ter of a, c. McBride'S market, has re-
signed his position and has accepted a
Sitnlar on" IN faWtucket, X, /.
Inc republican caucus was held Satur-
gay evening IN corporation nan with the
folIo"inS results; Moderator, II. y. Bal
ley town clerk, r. H. Horton; sclectmcn.
F.. r. Bigwood II. +. Wocott ana Fred
Ncicott town treasurer \. a. Graves;
oNcrSeer of the poor, C. ID. tIint; constable
ana collector of taxes. r. II. Horton; list
elS. Patrick Burns "A. NJ Wheeler, Geo.
W. McBride; auditors, G. II. Shipman. }.
j. fandow, c. II. Stevens trustee Of pub
lie money. A. a. Graves; fence viewers. ".
g. Brlgham clarence smith, w. l.. Nc
bride: town grand juror. Henry tonln;
inspector OF leather Aiken BruAncl ;pour
Keepers. j.. Coombs, j. y. Yandow, W.
Coomhs; surveyor of lumber and shingles,
Il. L. Wright; road commissioner - b Is n
ney; town agent II. f. Wolcott; school di-
rector ior three years a. liurlNurt' Dr,
W. fcck acted as chairman Tor the
NEE ting
Inc tolloWlhS IS llst OF lhe democrat
lc candidates: Moderator, +. l.. GraNS;o
tuWfl clerk r. II. Horton; scIcctmen,
frank Carpenter FRANK Gokey ftenry
comm town treasurer. A ~. Graves
, oNeiScrr OF the poor, +. EDWARD Allard;
Constap'e and collector of taxes, Edward
IL horton; listers, Louis MonE"on, Pat
rick II. burns, Eugene ;. Wright; audi
tors arthur Desautels, Joseph touchon.
II. y. DeaNltt; trustee OF pubic money. n.
y. graves renee viewers, Mark y. Cary,
Inner f. nee ock, John Cannon; town
grand juror lictry Colin; inspector OF
leather, Charles Kirby: pound keeper
George GIrard, James Lester. John Nc
varthyi surveyor Of lumber ana shingles
H. /" Wright; road commissioner Frank
ilakely; town agent, II. n. DeaVitti
School director for three years, NJ. r.
Tho folIowing bavo boor chosen nc bol-
lot clerks Tor the coming election: G. a.
9HIplliah' EuEche > wright, frtd Vile
H'nIrS ana O'NlS Sih1th
~ ~ Iitt' auiil'hlsfator, SOFA 10 r. >
Iley OF South burlington, the Alonzo
= drI9h pace III Coi'ho oster. Consideration
sIMv.
MISS JClIhl" hllorh Is SerlouSly Ill, ana
: Is not expected TO recover, at IL. q. Ha-
'hofhes'
1->-DEp1u11
An old-fashioned parish visit took place