Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

County Medical society was held at st. Al
lans Tuesday.
\ young nun named james Smalley was
rested at Chelsea, charged with tho lar
ceny of horse, carriage and harness,
which he hired at Stowe, VT, and had fail
cd TO return
swami ON.
George II. Snow of Plattsburgh, y. ",
and Kitty kiddcr daughter of ". o. Kid
der, were Marie Tuesday, September IL,
at TIC residence of f. Ii. Rood. the Bok
cry ON Grand avenue, owned by Fred
| Greno, was burned recently; insured for
| $500 The young ladies Of the Methodist
cLCrch held harvest nome festival at
Billiards. hall, Friday, September %, with
supper, music and exercises of a symbolic
character. The Franklin County Medical
association went to Montreal the 10Th,
tnIiiag the steamer Paul Smith at Valley
ficid and going through the rapids. George
| Phillips, excursion agent for the Canadian
Pacific railroad, met the party at Valley
field, and much Of tie ENJOY mcnt Of no trip
is due to him. --Swanton is afflicted now
aicys with "iack the Chaser" Several
lies have been followed when upon the
streets CIV, nings and come have been in
suited.
EAST BERT5ElRE.
Mrs. Frand Had1 and her son, Harold,
have gone TO Massachusetts to visit relatives.
Miss Fanny Pond is recovering from her
sickness Miss Grace Richardson is guest
ut her sisters Mrs. Farr, and Hiss Stella
Capin n. y. a. Ponds
FRANKLIN.
Word was received here the 10Th OF the
death of George Giddings of Magog, 2. O.,
brother Of William G1dings and Mrs
George Titemorc of this town. -lIspon,
Charles aud Leslie Dawson were in Malone,
| y. y, last week.
MON TGOMERY.
Mrs. Saliva GoodspccG has sold her village
residence to J. L. Smith and bis brother
! Horace will soon move in and occupy it for
! the winter. DIR. IS. ". Davis will take q
rest Tor few weeks and visit relatives in
Connecticut ana elsewhere Mr.. Lottie
Davis left for her home in Connecticut the
10Th and Mrs. George l.. Clepp also left for
Fargo, y. D., TO spend the winter with her
son.
SWANTON.
James +. Kelly has rented tho Z. W.
Jewott residence. L. ". Jewett vii! occu-
py the VI. II. Blake, ID. place. w. H,
Blake, 2d, moves into tho Judge Blake
house. The judge will take up his quarters
with c. H. Blake. Mrs. Derrick IS visit
ing friends in town Mrs Edward Stone
has been dangerously ill., but is recovering.
Prof. Graves has offered a prize Of II
fountain pom TO the scholar making the most
advancement during this term Of school in
American history. Central Vermont
has a steam shovel and n large force of
Italians at work in the gravel pit at Deck.
er s crossing. Miss Saran Coriss started
for her home in Boston Monday -
Tie harvest festival Friday evening ny the
Methodist young ladies was . success. -
1ncre VIII be a chicken pie supper ut the
Congregational church Friday, September
30. = atr.ck Eidwell, an Old resilient of
this section, died Monday, September 80
a force of men under Foreman +. II. Btebe
are making thorough repairs on the pump
house.
FLETCHER.
Mrs. Bailey has returned from Maasachu-
sets. The trotter Lady Fearnot, is sold
to Bedard Of st. Adams MIR. and Mrs
Potter stopped ovor sunday with their sis
ter Mrs. c. Carpenter. &C. X. Leach 4
Sons have returned from Wash n yton. -
They have another son at Seth Carpenter s.
Mrs. c. s. Lamb has been visiting n
New Hampshire. Mrs S. c. Shepardsou
fe.l on the piazza last week, Iislocatin; her
boulder. Rev. c, NJ. Stebbns and family
of ndorAill visited hore last week Mrs.
Lucia Stuart and Miss Cellie are at home
from Willis,on.-C b. Parsons and wife
visited in WinooSki last week -Fraul;
Bingham OF Pittston, Pa, is visiting here,
lie wild soon go to burlington to school. -
Mr. and Mrs l.. b. Elliot visited at c.
WLeelers in Fnirfax last week. Whilt
thcro Mrs Elliot mot her three sisters the
first time all four had met together for 1S
years. Mrs. Horace Ellsworth died q
North Cambridge last week. aged S3 years
Funeral services were held Monday. MIR.
and Mrs. George Bingham OF Buffalo, y.
y, are visiting relatives here. also {. l.
Prouty of Swanton and Miss Stanley of
Burlinst on.-Q Quarterly meeting service,
will be held at Binghamville next Sunday
HlGHGATe.
The social event Of the week was th
: marriage, at the residence of tie bride
father, on the 28I inst, by tho Rev. T.
Snow, of White River junction, OF FREQ
G.. Buruel to Miss Minnie Teachout. --Tn'
Rev MIR. Barnwrter is visiting friends il
! Boston. The Youngest child Of ". j. Car
ney was taken to ST. Albans for buria! tn,
goth inst. -Mlchael McNIahon, of Eas
Highgate, will be leo years old the 29,l
inst. Mr.. McMahon was born in lrelanC
and came to the United States about D
years ago. lie is a weaver by trade. Al
; though totally blind, hs has full! possession
of his menta! faculties, aud with a memor,
that is remarkable lie never has use,
tobacco in any form, but on festive occa
SONS did drink liquors. Mrs. Rhod,
a Stearns rolict of tho late Abel Stearns, a
old soldier of the Mexican war, is 9S year
of age.-A true bill was found 10y tn
grand jury against James O'lieare for al
alleged assault on one Notary. -Hcnr.
i Baxter has put in a now stone and other
70 wise repaired his gri,t mill. The Rev MI
Sherburn, of Enosburgh Falls, OBLIGATED n
5 the Methodist church last sunday
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