Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-08

Shiland the "old boarding house" and
VIII move that to another lot which he
bodght of Mr.. johnson near the house
occupied by Henry Leflash and A. c.
hathaway OF Burlington Is doing the
moving. These buildings have TO be
moved before the building Of the new
dam as their sites will be flooded by
the setting back OF the water.
H1NEsBURGH.
The firm of Read & Patrick has been
dissolved. c. D. Read will continue in
the retail grocery and dry goods bus
iness.--The school in district, No /,
Blanch Small teacher, will! not open
for the spring term until April a.
The Misses Thurber of Burlington are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Nor
ton.-C. D. Read is moving to the
rooms over his store. formerly occu-
pied by Rufus Patrick. Mr.. Patrick's
family will stop with Mrs. Thomas
Read for the present.-Mr. Blaine cut
of two Of his fingers in the machinery
in his wheelwright shop Thursday
The body of the infant child of Ber-
nard Emmons was buried Thursday,
the Rev. f.. T. Greenleaf offciating.-
Game Warden H. l. Palmer found n
deer which had been shot on Hines
burgh hill Thursday.
special meeting of the official board
Of the Methodist Church will be held at
the church Saturday morning, April 10
at 900 a. m.
Mrs. w. r. Brigham and son. Leland,
who have been visiting her sister. Mrs.
George Williams. have gone to Chicago
to Join Mr.. Brigham.--Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Barnes are parents Of daugh-
tcr.-John Tobey of Charlotte passed
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Guy Tobey.-Mrs. II. w. Pierce. who has
been very ILL., is slowly improving
May Murray has returned from a six
weeks stay in New York city with rela-
tives.-Roger Lyman has built new
sugar house and tapped 100 trees.-Mr
and Mrs. Wesley Tucker passed part Of
the week in Starksboro with her father.
who is very ill.-Mrs. Henry Goodroe
who has been ill., Is on the way to re-
covery Mrs. Lizzie Johns has gone to
Wincoski. where she has employment
Easter Sunday will be observed at the
BAPTIST Church with special music.-Mss
Flora Landon has returned to Burling-
ton after two weeks with her mother
Mrs. George Buster and son OF Albany,
n. Y. visited Mrs. Antoine Buster the
first Of the week.-Mrs.. f. l., Andrews
is spending a few days in Burlngton.-
Mss Carrie Booth returned TO Essex
Wednesday after visiting relatives here.
ST. GEORGE.
Mildred White, the daughter OF Mrs.
ii
feared she will have to be taken to n
hospital for an operation for appen-
dcities.-School opened Monday morn
ing with n good attendance. Mrs.
Kate Purcell is teacher.-Henry Wes-
colt and bride are passing their honey
moon at Mrs. Miranda Wescott's.-
Mrs. a. ]. Downer has returned home
from East IIinesburgh where she has
been several weeks.--Lawrence Well
niger and family visited in Williston
Sunday--Mrs. W. G. White Of Jones'
Vile passed two or three days Of last
week at NJ. W. Hin sdales.--Mrs. s. e.
IIinsdale was called to Waterbury
again last week by the critical condi-
tion OF her mother, Mrs. Morse-AIil-
dred Poirler OF Essex Junction return
ed home Saturday from few weeks
spent In this vicinity.-Mrs, 3. A. Mans
field is passing several weeks at her
former home in Waterbury Center
George Palmer and Floyd Isham arc
In charge OF c. S. Aliens sugar or
chard.
Mildred White, the 1lyear-old daugh-
ter Of Mrs. NJ. w. Hnsdale. was taken
to the Fanny Allen hospital Monday
afternoon by Dr.. A. l.. Larner OF Hines
burgh and operated on for appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wescott are in Shell
burne visiting relatives.
MILTON.
The funeral of Mark Locke. who died
Sunday Of tuberculosis of the bowels,
was held Tuesday at nine o'clock at St.
AIMS Church with interment In the
Catholic cemetery. Mr.. Locke was over
80 years old and has been feeble for
some time. He leaves wife and one
daughter.-There villa be services at the
congregational Church on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings and Eas-
ter concerts by the Sunday schools will
be held at both the Methodist and Con-
gregatlonal Churches Sunday morning
Miss Ellen Wagner OF ENsburgh is
spending the Easter vacation at home -
Daniel Ashley OF Woodsville, n. H.. was
the guest OF his grandmother Mrs. Mary
Ashley over Sunday.
The funeral Of A. w. Howard OF Winoo-
ski was held at the Congregational
Church Friday at 200 p. m, the Rev
W. r.. Herrick officiating. The interment
was In the village cemetery.-AIrs, Julia
MCGEE has gone to Nantucket to live Will,
her sister, Mrs. George Hutchinson.