Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-12
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Charles Rapsdcll and family have moved
back to their home from North Troy,
where they have bccn running his hotel
for the past year.
Frank Flint, the merchant, fell into
scuttlc in n horse barn on sunday morn
ing and threw his right shoulder out Of
joint.
Martha King is out again after her long
illness with typhoid fever. Miss Julia
Thayer remains very i'll with the same
disease. This is the seventh week her
fever has run, something very unusual
Mrs. VIVA Grogan. daughter. and Mrs
Ellen WARREN. sister. of Lowell. Mass
came on Sunday morning to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Avaline Hackctt, who
died at Charles Grfiin's in the west part
of the town on Saturday. aged about So
She leaves twin sons. Charles and Frank
Griffin Of this town and three daughters
who live away besides two sisters ana
two brothers, Wallace w. and Lucias
Scott of this village. The funeral was
held Monday at her sons. Charles Grim
Bert Shorter, VINO accidentally shot the
Woodbury. boy. has been sentenced to the
Industrial school at Nergenncs FOR the
remainder of his minority. II reports are
true. he was not safe lad to have fire
arms and the authorities took his c; Sc in
hand, with the above result
The Rt Rev Arthur c. A. Hall of Bur
lington. bishop of Vermont. will make
his annual visitation to St. Marks Church
on Tuesday, May "a, at 7:30 p. m.
William Adams has rented the Samuel
IIolbrooke farm on Pleasan. street and
will move his mother here from Somer-
Vile Mass. Charles Davis will live in
the house with them while repairing and
raising IN his house on Third street.
Archie Grow has bought the Fred Rob
bins place in West Derby and will move
there soon.
A son was born 20 Mr. and Mrs. Fred
] Robbins on Sunday. May 1. Mr.. Rob
bins travels for Martin l.. Hall Co. of
Boston.
George l.. Goode is finishing off a store
in the old hotel Office and report claims
O. X. Moulton and son are to occupy it.
moving from the Ranney store, purchased
by Editor Hildreth.
Lawyer f. a. Cook has entered the race
for the position of state attorney in
orleans county. A. w. Farman. the
present States attorney, is a candidate
for recollection.
Aaron II. Grout, son of Ex-Governor
tirout, will deliver the Memorial day adj
dress before Baxter Post, G. A. r., at
Newport.
Algia Page is 10 break up housekeep-
ing and w. r. Daley is to move here
from Derby into the tenement Page va
Gates in l.. f. Thayers upstairs tene-
ment.
DR.. c. V. Bogue has withdrawn from
West Derby. H. W. Darling and George
w. Reed will continue the business.
Joseph Woodbury. took Mrs. Wood
bury to a hospital for treatment in
Massachusetts last Saturday.
The Frost Veneer Seating Co. have
finished taking an invoice and are run
ming the mill again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young arrived In
town Monday night from Florida, where
they have spent the winter. They stor
in town a few days before going to their
home in Troy.
W. e. Ranney of the firm Of c. F.
Ranney Co. printers, is to move
to Webster n. II,
William Bullock foreman of the Bar.
ton Monitor, has rented for II year. Her
bert Pratt's job printing plant and vii
move back into his house in Green place
soon and take possession of the business
Miss Matte Shattuck Of Boston Mass.
came on Tuesday morning. being Call"c
to town on account of the serious Hines.
Of Miss Julia f.. Thaycr. Julia was
little better Tuesday.