Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-12

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Burt Hill is the best feeling man in town |.
This week. 1t is a boy John |. Smith
has moved to North Hyde Park -. r. W.
Hulburd of Hyde Park was in town
last week. John Anderson of st. Albans
is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. H. Lara
way w. &. Leach has moved to Hyde
Park. II. n. Leach has bought of f.. b.
Wilbur nearly all of the land belonging
to the William Wilbur place in the viii
laqe While Jonas stevens of Eden was
driving from this place to Belvldere, FRI
day evening, in going down the Coddlng
hill and turning out for n team IN the
darkness he ran his team over steep
bank, turning his wagon over. The horse
landed against wire fence and was 50
badly cut that it died the next morning.
weybridge.
Mrs. n. f. Parkill, who has been dan
gerously ill, is much better. She Is lady
this town could illatford to lose, rs she
abounds in good deeds. ... Charles Dodge,
oldest son of l.. b. Dodge, is seriously Ill
with typhoid fever. Our town was visited
with this fever about one year ago, ana
other seige. Andrew Wickus and family
have leased and moved to the farm of f.
f. Stewart.
d. II. Buck went to st. Albans last
week, and when he returned on saturday
was accompanied by a bride. Dr. Gray
was severely kicked in the face by his
bay colt, last SATURDAY morning., Mrs.
Decker is seriously ILL.,. Herman Buck
has bought half interest in F. Is. Ham
monds store Mrs. RoXa Kay of Hyde
Park has been spending several weeks
visiting her mauy friends III this vicinity.
Westlield.
George Dusham moved into Jacob Steb-
/. s. lat nlu
Granger was in st. Johnsbury last week.
aud goes there again this week.. Paul
Dusham has bought of Hoyt & Wake
field the blacksmith shop occupied by
Charles Mitchell, possession to be given
January 1... Miss Nette Hoyt has gone
to Springfield, Mass to remain several
week The Loyal Temperance Legion
Will meet with Miss Lillian Wright, Satur-
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock The young
ladies of the Congregational society Will
give harvest supper at the town hall,
Thursday evening, October IS Walter
Burnham has been appointed commits
sioner to expend the $500 State aid for the
new road -. Miss Letta Farman recently
picked a stalk of astOrs having IS bios
sons on 1t and some buds beside. Mr..
and Mrs. Heman Buck go to South Troy
next week, to board with MIS-. Orsou Mil
Ter
Roxbury.
d. L. Nichols has returned from mar
ket with a full supply of fall and winter
goods. Phillip, Thomas and James
Baird are all visiting their father ... Con
tinuous rain has been serious damage to
he farm produce, grain and corn rottiug
in the shock .... There was a hop at the
Summit House, Saturday evening, Eli
more's orchestra furnishing the music.
....A car loaded with lumber, the proper
ty Of y. B. Tewksbury, was deraled Sat
urday night and dumped into the ditch
in a promiscuous heap. Nc damage aside
again.. Died, in RoXbury October :,
Miss Katharine Ferry aged 20.
Cambridge.
Miss Josie Werten has been at home dur
ing the past week, assisting her mother
-. The parents of onr pastor, l.. b.
Tenney, have been visiting in town the
past week, and his father occupied the
pulpit at Jacksonville last Suuday......
Phoebe Powell of Essex spent Sunday
with friends in Cambridge. Miss
Myrtle Wallace closes her instructions in
music at Watervile this week. .......Ser
vices will be held at East Cambridge next
sunday at $50 in the afternoon. ......
Leander Fortier has finished his sum-
mer's work in Fairfax and returned home
for the winter. ....... Walter Minor has
gone home to johnson. .......A pleasant
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