Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04
HINEsBURGH.

which he recently purchased of William
Batchelder.
HINESBURGH.
large nock OF Wild geese went
north last week.-H NJ. Wilson has
sold his farm to T.. w. Perry of Bur
lington.-Mrs. Rosamond Harris has
sold her farm in st George TO Fred
Peet of sydney Bushnell
has cut down the large willow tree in
front of his house on Friendship av-
cnue. 1t has been an old landmark
but Its removal improves tho street
The creamery paid s1.4 per hundred
Tor February milk.-There has been
but one good run OF maple sap to date
and that was poor in quality. Some
sugar makers have become discouraged
and have gathered their buckets
Charles r. Wright has got out lumber
for new horse barn.--H A. Beecher
has lumber on the ground for n largo
hay barn in his mcadow.--NIrs. Kate
Collins has adopted the little two years
old Reynolds grl--Princi2al j. O.
Codding has returned fSom Westmin-
ster and will open the high school
Monday-The school board has con-
= Y
No. 5, the village school, and will em-
ploy two teachers The school will
number about GO pupils.-The public
schools will open next Monday with
the following teachers: No. r. Anna II.
Patrick and Bessie II. Weed: No. 6,
Blanche Small No. :, Belle Cogans;
No, S, Nellie X. Bissonette; No. ., Nellie
Noonan No. 10. Katherine Smith; No 2,
Baldwin passed Easter in Monkton.--
Charles +. Moore has rented the wheel
wright shop of Martin Pierce G. Co,
and took possession April /. He has
engaged Charles Ruel to assist him
Easter services were held in all the
churches with exercises by the chill
dren. special music and a fine display
of flowers The attendance at each of
the churches was Iarge.--Mrs. Albert
Ray has returned home for the sum
mer.-M +. Remington mas returned
from spending tho winter In Burling-
ton.-Thc regular missionary meeting
of the Congregational society will be
held IN the vestry April q.
Mrs. Rosanond Harris has sold her
farm north Of the village, commonly cal
led the Sutton farm, to Edward Poet Of
Shelburne. There was a slcable in
the parlors of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church Wednesday evening Rev.
| Mr. Clark, who has been pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church the past
year, will give mp preaching on account
of poor health and will move to New
York State.-Rollin Rumney of Brookhcld
is visiting his sister. Mrs. Abe Worthiem,
Mrs. Guy Tobey has been i'll for three
weeks-Mrs. Harris is passing a few day;
in Burlington Flora Landon has
returned to Burlington after a visit to her
mother here.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank And
rows have returned from Shelburne.--
Mrs. Albert Ray has returned from Bur
lington. where she passed the winter
Miss Mary Wright. who teaches IN Essex
Junction. has hcen passing the Easter
vacation with her parents.-'The burial
of James Millham, who died at his home
in Shelburne Sunday. was In the
| liincsburgh cemetery, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Millham was member of
Cummings Post and was always in
attendance at the meetings Of that body,
when it was possible for him to be there
Mrs. Rosamond Harris has sold the
sutton farm on the Burlington road to
Fred Peet of Shelburne: considerat ton,
s5.S00.-Grover Tilley Is having a short
vacation from his work in Waterbury,
May and Henry Murray are at home
from Goddary for 10 days.--Easter was
observed with appropriate exercises in
the congregational and Methodi It
| churches.-The Young Peoples Mis-
sionary class at the Baptist Church
will meet with Mrs. William Sanctuary
Friday ev"ning.-There will he no ser
vice in the Baptist Church next Sun
day, the Rev. \. Locke being absent
in New Britain, Conn.--The high school
| opened Monday for the spring term
| There is n slight Improvement in Mrs.
| CIV ToheN's health.