Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-24

hibb Jehnlc Alien ~ nome 1Or IL unTee weeks
vacation from ths seminary at Barre. Mrs.
Fred Ladd returned home last week from
Eitchburgb, Mass, whore she has been car
ing for hor sister who died. Mrs. Laid
brought home one OF the children. - Miss
Kate Atkins Of Montpelier was in town Mon
day. Charlie Landon Of st. Adams was In
town over sunday. Miss Ethel Allen went
last week to West Berkshire to visit her
aunt, Mrs Wedasworth. Among those
who have visited Montpolier within n few
days are Mr.. and Mrs Tsachout Mrs. II.
Il. Fuller and Ar. and Mrs. +. q. Rogers
aud Ford Ashley. THE graded school closes
Wednesday.
RICHMOND.
Mrs Mary Mason has gone to Taun ton,
Mass, to spend the wintor with her sister.
Miss Lillian Bromley Of Burlington is
spending few days with friends here.
Frank Hazsn, principal OF the Craftsbury
academy will spend his vacation at home. -
MIR. and Mrs r. B. Andrews wont to Mont.
pelicr last Friday. Tho public schools
closed last Friday. The graded school bad
rhetorical exeroises and singing The
schools in town will have two wecks' vaca
ton. Several farmers In town have had
their cattle dehorned. Clay Gleason had
one die in tho operation. "A loaded car from
Manitoba With all kinds of grain, vegeta-
bes and fruits was here on exhibition one
day last week. SO for there are only five
applicants for Postmaster Jacobs shoes.
Arthur Ellis and Edward Freeman are lead
ing There will he Thanksgiving services
at the Congregational church Thursday
evening at D. m.-There will be a social
at the Congregational church Friday even
ing under the auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Jonosvile is money order office. The
wind blew off several chiinneys last Friday
night.
ST. GEORGE.
Nr. Il. A Isham has retained TO Fran
insham, Mass, to resume employment In
a large straw goods mandatory. N. n.
lshlm and Lumis Allen nre in Burlington
as pc tit jurors. DIR Jimmo has finished
making cider, and is getting his saw and
shingis mill in running order, Eddie d.
lsham has gone to Iowa to buy poultry fol-
Sni;h Wright Il Sons CT Wiliistoo. - lie wi,
Buey has returned home from Richmond
Mrs. A. Tilley Is spending q couple oil
weeks in Hinesburgh with her son, Herriok
| Mason Fletcher had a worry narrow escape
while going to Hinesburgh last Friday even
| Ing. When near the so-celled high rocks
no met the storm which turned his team
end over end into the fence corner. The
horse freed itself and ran homo and tbs
man, unin jured, was brought home by MIR.
/ {. II. Wright. Mr. H. W. Russell has just
| completed large ci,tern near his horse
barn for the storage of liquid manure
| from al his stables. Mr.. and Mrs Ira
Chase returned from Underhil last week
They were detained several days, at the
latter place, on account OF an in jury to one
of Dir. Chase's horse. Mr. and MIRA. r.
r. Forbes and Postmstress Miss katie
Noonin were in the city last Saturday. II.
II. Jilley has bsen confined to the house
several days from a serious attack OF
rheumatism. Mr.. sherman &. Isham viii
lie retained fer the winter term Of
school. The fall term closed Last Fri
day, \ programme OF eelect reading
and declarations were rendered by the
members of tire school. The prizes wer,
won by Ada Wescott for department
Marguerite /. 1illey for best reader
Carrie Forbes and Joseph Bailey IS best
in spelling. A good,y Number of visitors
last week.
WEST BOLTON.
L. a. Moore, the representative from
Plymouth, vas III town waiting his cousin
Mrs. W. H. Stevens.-Mr. and Mrs Aller
Hail went TO Montpelier Monday. Charlie
Stevens OF Troy was visiting in town ove
Sunday George 7. Henderson died Satur
day. He was bur ed vita Masonic honor
Tuesday morning.