Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-21

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morning Miss Mary Kimball accom-
panied her, to be absent couple of
weeks Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. Lyon, of the
State school, are visiting in Waite bury
80. John II. Booth of Mooers, n " is
the, guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Booth
The fair ground and track are in good
condition for the fair, which comes off
Tuesday and Wednesday OF next week,
under che auspices of the Champldin Val
Daniel Roberts of Burlington and G. NJ.
| Wilds of Middlebury were before Judge
Smith here Monday, settling the rs ate of
Isaiah Carpenter of Addison ....... The
oyster supper OF the Ladies Aid society in
the Methodist vestry, Tuesday evening,
Miss julia Colby of Bristol We're
married Wednesday evening
Mr.. j. :. Hickok, of Burlington, whose
son Henry manages the insurance bust
ntss of the firm of J 5. HickoE & Son h
Nergennes, repudates the story that he
has gone out of business here Deacon
a. Kinball and wife, of Burlington, with
| Mrs ID. G. Hicks, of Clarendon, are guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. G f o. KImbdll. ZAP
| plicatiOn has been made to judge of pro-
! bate, j ID. Smith, for the appointment OF
y guardian for solomon Roscoe, of Ferris
burgh.
Middiebury.
There are several severe cases of diph.
iberia in this town Miss Mary William
sou, aged IL years, died Thursday night Of
this disease. She was buried at an early
hour in the morning aud every possible
| precautiOn is being taken to prevent the
spreading of the disease.
Isle La Motto.
Campers and pleasure seekers are nearly
all leaving for home. :. Potatoes are rot
tiog to some extent. Q1ite a number of
our townspeople attended the STAT fair in
Burlington last week. Mrs. H H. Young
of Manchester, \. H., is visiting ner par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Phelps Miss
Lillian Hall LETT last Friday to attend the
business college in Fitchburgh, VI ass, late
! ~ established there by Aids .. Hall, for
'erlv of this town.. School commenced
district No. last Monday with Miss
! \. II. Hocomb rs teacher. Hon. and
! Mrs. ;. H. Pike expect to go on the eXcur.
! sion that leaves Plattsburgh next Tues
day for New York city -. Mrs. d. Fisk
left for her home III Brooklyn last Friday
$50. Mrs. MISSIONER and son OF Clarence
/ vile, p. O., We're in toNl last Satur-
day.
| Castleton.
Samuel Miner, a native of the village,
acc lmpanied by mis- son, is visiting in Ca-
| Teton. Mr.. Miner Is graduate Of the
/ Ci~tletOu semi nary aud VI ddlebury col
! lege, and is known rs one OF tie best
teachers in Cincinnati The family was
once qrite prominent in Castleton; now
there Is not one OF the name living there
.....,James Dlscomo, Il former resident OF
he village died recently III Syracuse, y.
| Is of heart disease. I he remains were
! brought u Cas- Teton for lutermeut.
WateryiIie.
A two months Odd child of Adelbert
! stock well died on the 10 h......Augustus
| Waters Is at home this week but will re-
Monday N nf a
! Cnierhll where he has an eng lgemen
tor another year. Hubert Potter OF
| NJ ! sacnu~rtts is visiting his mother, Mrs.
! Chdu3cey Shattuck .... Ned Chatfee is at
tending school at NJ ,rrisville......H Henry
Smile aud wife are visiting lrlends III
New Haupshire. ....O d. Rogers, wife
Snd tughter Were visiting friends III
| Il CHORD the past week. Mrs John
Kelley Is at Sutton caring for Il sick sister
......J mes Wilbur and wife Of Uuder-
| hui Were III town over sunday ...... Mrs.
Helen Wilson Is visiting friends in town
......G b. Thomas and wife were called
t. Underhlll Oh sunday to attend the fun.
era If their daugeter, Mrs. Jennie Wood
| worth.
Fletcher.
Mr.. Chapman's people broke camp at
Queen CITY Park Monday, having enjoyed
this awful cold stormy weather for The
last five weeks as best they could. \.
". Church aud wife have returned from
York State where they have been spend
inga few weeks with friends. ..... Mr..
ThOmas's folks Were called to North Uu
derhll Sunday to attend the funeral OF his
sister, MIS- Warren Woodruff MIR. FL
hnwood has been down in Caledonia
county and brought home nine full blood
ed Jersey yearilng hefers. They are a
splendid looking lot......M 5. French
trained some squash vines on to the roof
VI the ell part OF ner house and is raising
some very fac squashes thereon. q nit e
Il number attended the ST. Johusbury fair
from this town.
Miss Nellie Fi,ch Of MorrisvilIe has a
Class in painting, and w. +. Whlpple one
IN instrumental music. ....... Mrs. &. c.
Rogers and Mrs Nj. f. Gray are visiting
freuuS in Boston and vicinity Mr.
Brig nam who C ime here to otiiclate at the
Methodist church for a few months, has
been obliged on account of poor hea tn tC
give 1t up, and has returned to st. Alban>
....Flfty tickets were sold at this station
Tor the State fair at Burlington, and al
came home well pleased with the enter
; tainment. 80. Pototoes bid tsir to be gooc
crop. H. Il. Fapcher is earring and pay
ing 30 cents per bushel.. l.. NJ Fuling
: ton Is doing quite business in insurine
people. He represents the Equitable o
New York. Florence Partlow has re
turned to her post on in the drug store al
, Hyde Park, and Edward Wilson to the
\ employ of Henry, Johnson & Lord IN,
= high water of few days ago carried of
a several bridges in town, and our neighbour
:. AT Perkiusvllle have been obliged to carr.
!, by. w e, Chaplin, wife and son left las
I. week Wednesday for their home in Min
r den, Neo. Dlphtheria is raging to SOM
extent IN this town, several cases naVlu,
proved fatal. James Stevenson has los
two children, and Il third is not expected
to live. Wilmer Hill is studying medl
: n
c Hunt has gone to New York to purchas
y herfall and winter millinery goods. &
u w. Baker is spending few weeks a
! home. The social event OF the season
occurred last week Wednesday, it bein
+ the marriage of C, \, Harrington to Mis-
J. Clara Riddle at the home of the bride
!, mother. Mrs, a, Riddle of this place, tn
{ ceremony being performed by Rev. A. A
> smith. The happy couple left on ia
s. evening train for Portland and Boston.
n South Royalton.
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