Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19
THE NEWS In VERMONT.
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STAlE.
Chittenden County.
WINOOSKI.

Chittenden County.
wINoosK1.
The families of Mr.. Page and Mr..
Clement returned home wednesday after
visiting friends in Boston The new
1rm OF Bailey & Putnam take possession
of the MAJ ket and grocery in the ;. ii.
Weston block, Main street, next Satur-
day. Mr.. Clement is engaged to assist
them for a time. AT the Methodist
church last Sunday four persons were re-
ceived in full membership from proba-
ton, 1--WE were received on probation and
Two were received by letter....G. g. +.
Toby, son-in-aw of ). H. Weston, is eX-
gected home from New Mexico soon....
The saluonlsts of Winooski are not happy
st the statesmHnlike suggestion of Gov.
Dillingham; that the time has come when
tine States prison should De the penalty for
the first conviction of the violation of the
prohibition iaw... The supporters of each
IF she political parties are looking for
t.ttle sunshine after November Prof
}aTakAt, a Christian convert and native
ST Damascus, syria, has arranged to give
o. lecture in the Methodist church next
kGesday evening, Oct %
Mrs l.. :. Walker OF this place goes to
springfield, Mass, sOOu, to reside with
Der SOD.
SHELBrRN
W. II. Rand, formerly of his place, has
usued Moore IN Boston for the sale of
practical novelty in ladies shoes.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Geer went to New York
tuesday morning to spend a few weeks
........ MIR. and Mrs. Timothy Gosiu are
happy over the arrival of another son..
Mr.. Horner, who mas charge of the grad
lng and laying of the new track at the
depot, expects to finish Wedues day.
Flr. Scoyile OF Burlington has moved into
1he hotel
Lee Tracy has purchased he grst mill
At the Falls of James Denham. Mr.
Denham intends going to Oregon with his
family.
UNDERHILL
Services in Calvary Episcopal church,
village of l nderhill, on Sunday next, Oc-
iober 81, at 1920 a. NJ, with the holy COM
munion. Also at 8 p. m. Offerings for
missions rece vable at both services
Mrs. Julia NJ ush has gone to the Queen
City to work Miss klngsbury is visit
ing at Amos Eastman's NJ. o Evans
shipped a tubs of butter this week The
directors of the cheese factory have de-
alared the July dividend Miss Doty
rom Essex spent Sunday with Miss May
Martin. -. Mr.. and Mrs A : Knight are
eis.ting friends in town Gee. NJ. o. Evans is
paying 80 cents bushei for potatoes to
tsF
MIR. and Mrs, James Breen are rejoicing
~ tut advent Oh q Il pOuuu DOS MI.
and MIS- Hosea Tillinson expect to return
70 their home at Boston this week The
cha1fer Bell Ringers gave a good enter
eminent to q IaIr house Friday evening,
at Thompson's hall. The fair at the
Catholic church at the Centre will begin
November 3. 1t Is expected that the band
Vili be in attendance one day Ernest
Humphrey had a birthday party at his
}Ather'S house last week Thursday even.
.ng.... Terrlll & Murphy are earring pota-
t0es al the station.
JERICHO CENTRE.
The roads are very bad from the contin.
ned rains. 6 G. BicNnell is moving into
Inc village. Fully oue-half the potato
trop of this town is in the ground yet.
russell HAskins is very much improved
n mind and body, and there are hopes of
mis- recovery Prof. Elias +. Bakarat, a
converted syrian and native of Damascus,
iectured here on Thursday evening on the
customs and mqnners in Syria and Egypt.
lie will show the costumes and other
vurlOstieS of the OrientalS 1000 wears ago
Fay Goodrich was home from Jones
vile over Sunday He has engaged to
work there through the winter as has also
Mart Whitney,
WEsTFORD.
Mrs. Evira Bryant Of Washington, d.
T., formerly a resident of Westtord, Is
visiting al Haskell Aliens. The patrons
NJ he creamery received - cents per 100
3ounds for their milk in september.
Miss Salome Lawrence sister of the late
L. L. Lawrence of Burlington, died Tues
lay. The funeral services will be con
1ucted at the house Thursday at O'Clock
Oy Rev. h w. Culver presiding elder of
ms district ...... The funerals of Mr.. Ma
comber and Mr.. Chase were both held
Tuesday at their respective houses, Rev,
Edwin Wreeluck Of Cambridge officiating
u both instances,
HINESBURGH
Il. Sanctuary has bought the old red
mil and Will lease il to H NJ. Hull for
creamery. Mr.. Hull expects to run it by
water power, and to be ready to open by
he middle of March ........ Mrs. Pease is
slowly recovering. She has bean quite
~, the result of breaking her wrist several
weeks ago. w. f Fields has gone to
Bellows Falls. =. .GeorgeR. Tobey has bet
considerable money, even, on Cleveland
n X. Miles holds the stakes. John
Harris Is lecturing on the Bible. Isaiah
Dow bears his recent severe loss by fire
With fortitude, tut II Is doubtful If, in
n the present depressed condition of the
Foollen industry, he rebui!ds the mill.
The many families 50 suddenly thrown
nut of employment at the beginning of
gintec have the sympathy of the whole
community. Justin G. Dow, partner in
the burned mill, loses nearly all he had,
nut ne is 81 most accomplished mill wright
and ma3hinist, and can command first
class position elsewhere. 1t is sincerely
dl0ped by all that the mill he rebuilt in
'S.me form, and that none of these goon
.citiAeas will be Obliged 10 seek employ
-,trs at eiaeInere,, AT the annual meeting
Sof the Ladies Aid society, Mrs II. NJ.
Wilson was re elected president Mrs. j,
\. Patrick, vice president; Mrs. H. NJ,
Hull, secretarY-treasurer and Mrs. J. 5.
Patrick and Mrs. 4, Ray, collectors. 80.