Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-25
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Essex Junction.

O"ti WV
Essex Junction.
Mrs. Eunice McDufrec, widow of the
late j. l.. McDuflee of Chicago, invited
Mrs. II. H. Place and family to her home
in Chicago and after entertaining them
nearly five months presented Mrs. Place
with one thousand dollar. TO be used in
her house at Essen Junction
Charlotte.
Mrs Mary II. Castle of Cleveland, o.,
and her son VIM. w. Castle If the Boston
custom house, are visiting John II. ThOrp
and family. Mrs. Vernon Hld daughter,
are vsfiu" Charles :. Wooster and wife
-. Miss Lizzie Holmes has returned to
st. Louis to continue ervocal and music
al studies. She returned with sister,
Mrs DR.. Hazard, who f,s been spending
part Of the summer at her old home.
Miss Rnth Stone will return to Chicago
next week ... Miss Sadie Edgertun who
has Il fine position in New York has been
spending her vacation at home. The
CONGREGATIONAL sunday school will give a
Temperance concert Sunday evening the
2Oth..S. NJ. Williams, of Swain x Will
liams, was married to Miss Helen Fuller,
the 9TH inst, in ShOrpham, and they will
commence housekeeping in the Seymour
Hunphry house, across the road from the
store.
Milton.
Rev. l.. ID. Mears and his little daugh-
ter of eleven visited friends in town re-
Gently. Ihe little girl translates quite
readily from the primary books in both
Latin and French Miss Hattie L. Fair
field assumed charge of the academy ct
Georgia Centre on the 18th inst...J. :.
Benhan and wife took advantage of the
excursion via the lakes and Hudson river,
to visit the metropolis. go. Potato digging
has already begun and there is indication
of more than an average crop. There is no
marked demand as yet E. The few days of
bright and sunny weather have given the
farmers hope as to the ripening of their
corn and buckwhCat.. AT present the
tuition of the scholars from abroad pays
one third the expenses of the grammar
school department..
AT last it is settled that we are to have
the long looked for pulp mill New York
parties have bought water privilege from
the Joseph Clark estate and we under
stand are to begin operations at once.
Miss Hattie Falrchld is teaching Il select
school at Georgia Center.
New York parties have purchased a
mill privilege of Joseph Clark, Esq, and
ON. ... Prof. Ketchum opened II singing
school Friday evening, with ninety-tWo
scholars.
Those persons now living in Bolton who
have been members of the legislature are
EIYIn =. Cotton, smith \. Pnase, Fred
Ii. White, Thomas Whalun, and Russell
j. Morse. Those now living in other
loN ~ are H. - Church' ,MlduIvSeN, sam
uGl morse hlcnlholid' f.NWIh K. MorSc,
Nom pe,ler 0"ihuel DraNItt, Cnuerhl!l,
b, Steele, New HamDs hire
Jericho Centre.
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Wis. hi'Ilit'ui Oh CIllcaG0 mas peGh on Il
sAuIu NISIl 10 Her i'"ihcF' MIS-. Juhn l-y-
uit!!' WIZ - III poor hcallh.' MI Johh
Iii'I.n '.t'I ny WeCN altef snort ILhess'
hnrn and nIv.n,,o Iirnd il, tb,, 49, '" g,
he died. He was also one Of the wealthiest
men in Jericho. Edwin Bently ana
family are to start for Florida next week
to spend the winter, and will make that
.HVII Hv .ie II my art plGHsea with the
in charge of Thomas Nash Mrs A1hcrt
smith mas buried her voIInrest SON who
died of Inflammation of the bowels lie
was sixteen wears of Dearon stone
and wife, with about hftv of their friends
celebrated the tWenty.fifth anniversary
of their marriage. saturday ninht of lnSt
week 1t was Il very pleasant gathering,
and will be Il briuhf sDot i'm the ulrnnrv
of MIR. and Mrs. Stone
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st. george
Norman lsham Esq, has gone to Phila
dclphia, to spend the winter with his
hrotherin-laW, James IL. Marvin. Miss
Ada lsham expects to start for Wisconsin
in Few weeks, to spend the winter with
her brother, George l>ham... Miss Ida
Runyon and Miss Lizzie Ellingcr of vii
Transport, Pa, who have been spending
the summer with II. II. l1llcy, started
nome on the end by way of l5r "1lYn, y.
y, wilmington, Del, and \ nIngtou
ID. c., where they make short visits be
fore going home. Our school is flourish
ing llnely under the supervision OF Miss
patten OF Williston.
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. ne ~ rev; b,Ishop HiSSeIl is expected
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