Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06

Ill Wltn'n rev HOVrS or Ills DEATH
Neuralgia OF the heart was the cause of
his death.
BRISTOL.
s. NJ. Goff reports the morning tempera.
ture for March as follows: Highest, 80
degrees; lowest. s below zero: average
20; last year, %, rainfall, 1.O6 Inch: last
year IFS: snowfall, inches; last year.
S WHOLESALERS X. s. Benedict and chill
drcn OF Middlcbury are visiting relatives
here The Christian Endeavor class
met with Miss Evelyn Dumas Tues
day evening. g.--Thorps Dumas OF Nor
wlch University and Ford Thomas of
Goddard Seminary are spending their
spring vacation at home.-Mrs. Caroline
Ray is at home from South Fram:ngham
Mass, where she spent the winter.-Atrs
Emo of New Haven is caring for Mrs
Ann Nichols and Mrs. Fannie Tracy
John Burt is building a barr on the place
recently purchased Of G. G. Currier on
Elm s,rect.-Tt is almost a daily occur-
renee for deer to be chased by dogs on
Mountain avenue The fixtures and stock
in the Jimmo restaurant were sold at
auction Saturduv.-Mr. and Mrs +. L.
s;hnckett have moved to part of Mrs
T. A. Atkins's house on West street.
Put little sugar has been made. 1t is
bringing from II to Il cents pound. .-.
II. l.. Parrlce mas resigned from the
hoard of listers and s y. Grant has
been appointed IN his placc.-Mrs II. L.
Farmlce is i'll With diphtherla.
Miss Minnie Ellison will lead the Chris
,;.n ErLo,yo- ,,oet,rr q, ,,o p.n,;st
(,bnrch roxt sunday ovsnipvf
1ir,r,o h.s so,d his rest,,r,rt h,,,,,oss
a. - W. t,r.n, n p pata. n.ho h,s
hec,, II, for soyor,, d.vs IL rc,or.e eo ne
,r,nr,,.od -N,i.s 1orn;o chor
,,;, ui,, ,..c,, ,b, snri,, torn, 40 s,boo,
on pr;,,o, e,,s ov, & xu,rror ;s ro,,
a,od ,c tho bouso and u,der ,h. do,tor.s
c,rc --Town (.lork Wilson iss,od ao doy
,;corsos ,.,st r.r,dav-R,v t1,.Lirs rro-
sidod az tho orc.r at .bo Surda,, r,or,-
IN, ecr,,;,, ;r III. Ran,ist r,hrr,h Il, ,ho
.t,soroo r., MI kata s,,r,.rt w. ~
oariet Mic. Nabc, AIarich or pur,;r,-
,or ,s ,h, ,,,os, ~ friends Il, tor.,,
Tho I.,dio., IT,, Ci,c,a ~ .ho ,nr,,,.
Church ,,il, moot with Mr.. G
N Eaton w.dn.sd.v aftornoon n -
Martin of pur,,ny,on j.. IN townNisr
I II A,Lirs of R,,r,;noton h,s hao, tho
eues. 10 fri.rds boro far for, d.,s
Che b.v hoar ,,,e,d;r, ,ho ,r,a,,,i,e
exorci,.. of III. Albory cchoo, oe
ph,rmocv Edward T. walLer forr,er,y
Of this town uns ono Of t,o rr,d,,tos
aud bas q, nos;tio, in a,,, storo IN
Troy n y-Tbcra arc about On nunil,.
attendiny this tom, of tho ,,radcd ecboo,
u,yh school, n. grammar ~. inter.
mediate a. first prinary "a. second
prmnrv "a: third nrinarv. 81. fourth
primary, s3.-Mrs. Alfred Ferguson is on
the sick list with the prevailing dis
temper.
Mrs. Carrie Norton. wife of Ernest
Allen, died in Tast Mddlebury Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ALI. formerly resided here,
Mr.. Allen being son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
B. Allen Of this town. leaves a hus-
band ard two youn. children.-iartics
from burlington are in town with an cleo
rical contrlvance to thaw out the frozen
water pipes for the Rock Springs Water
company. The installation of the officers
of l.ibanus Lodge. f. and a. NJ. has been
ag lin postponed on account OF the sick
ss of the W. M.-eiec, ec,.--l;Xtcnsive M
pFuVcinents are beihg made on inc lnte-
iIof OF the restaurant recently purchased
ny +. w. frank.--Anot' lo) Old veterans
OF the rebellion report here win their
pension papers every thfee nohtHs.-
ortiey NJ. Needhali oI this town. VINO
has been Attending 'he Nntiahd BUSINESS
college has secured POSITION with the
II. I. "h''e company VI Nor'h l'eii''i'is-