Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-13

Among those present from out OF town
wero Hon Homer uoodhue Of Westminster,
David Patrick and wife of llineaburgh,
Andrew Curry aud wife of Hinesburgh,
David Manson, Mr.. andiMrs. r. W. Macrae,
Jerome Flanagan ana daughters, Nlr. and
Mrs. Ralph Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. }. W.
Jones' Misses Mani, Iinclley and Ger
trude Woodbury. of Burlington Charles
Lamb and Esbcrt j. Armstrong OF the |.
V. NJ, and r. c. Cheney Of Morrisvillc
The wedding presents wore numerous and
attractive, including many costly gifts.
The happy couple ook the II O'Clock train
for New York followed by tho best wishes
of host OF friends
Mrs. George Flanagan aud daughter,
Mary. Of ijuosburgh are visiting friends in
town. Miss Aggio Drury has been visiting
friends in Montpelier Mrs. Frank Hur-
mon OF Shelnurno was IN town visiting
friends Wednesday. MIR. David Mckenzie
has gono to New y ork on business. - Miss
Mabel Chase aud Robert McCart of North
il oosic, y. y, IRE visiting ut George
Chusr's Mrs. Bell. mother OF Mrs. Gideon
Powell, had parylotic shock last week.
niGht.-Nr. Cook of this place showed your
correspondent "A dish OF nice rire rGspberries
picked tho other day IN st. George -
Charles Buckham of Burlington visited a.
MIR. l.. VI. Stnnley'i Wednesday. Miss
Julia Jackman, the principal in our graded
school, who cane TO begin the fall term and
was taken sick, has SO far recovered as to
return to her home in WoodstocS Thursday.
Miss Bartlett OF illton takes Miss Jack
mans place for this term.
Mics Angie Truax has gone to visit her
sister, Mrs. Gale, in Vernon. From there
She goes to attend a musical convention in
Connecticut. Il -. Williams from Spring
field, \. j., arrived IN town Sunday morn
ing for n few days stay.-Frank Sample.
formerly night operator here. but lately OF
New London, Conn, came on Sunday morn
ing's train for e few days. Mr.. Charles
Palmer and lis family and Albert l.. Spauld
ing aud wife from burlington were in town
on Sunday. w alter Mansfield aud wife
from Boston were in town Saturday 49, Lena
Maccres from Colchester visited in town last
week. -A daughter was born to Mrs \. >.
Davis on Friday last
Rev. John Couau from South Dnerfeld
Mass. former pastor. is visiting in town.
-Rev. Mr.. Bacon stepped on nail which
penetrated through his shoe into Il ball OF
: / Lis foot. and h. is now around Oh crutCues.
Homer Ring Of Essex Center las bought
tae ). Il, Niiianla place in tho village,
paying $l125. Mr.. Ring VIII ramain Oh
his farm till next spring. Mrs. Elton
Stevens bought the Snyder place and viii
7 move into it at once. Char s Jandeau.
who has been living in the Snyder house
e will move into the Hamilton house on
. Church street, now occupied by Ms. Ellen
I Stevens. Hose MayCn ana Joseph 81 Bonita
, were married Monday mornng. Mis- .'r-
linda Woodworth, from Essex Center i.
y visiting for n few days at Mr.. {. N.
Booths.
! We understand from good authority that
i an electric Wire is 20 be run from the gorge
= to this village We will wait patiently for
. this change TO tako place The Thompson
; house is nearly completed and 10 a fine or
5 nament to our growing villa Ie. j. f. Per
kins, of the {. a. Hubbard Boot and Shoe
company, has gone to Boston 10 purchase I
full lire Of goods for their Essex store. -
: L. l. Drury and o. II. Rawson, from Chi
cago, were in town over Sunday
t RICHMOND.
Q Tho Ladies' Ala society met at Mrs Jess
Gloyd's last " edresday. Mrs. Gloyd wa
recently married and the society, of which
, she is II member, presented her with q silver
i butter dish and knife, and her class in tn
5 Sunday school gave her an orange set. -
The Kings Daughters OF Huntington me
{ at Mrs. Martin Bates here last Nclnes lny
Y Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Berry are reioicin.
z over the arrival OF lO-ponnd boy. 1t wa
n harvest Sunday at the Universa!ist churcl
1 yesterday, and the house was finely trimme.
= with autumn leaves ana vegetables. Mrs
r Johns of Bristol il the guest of her sister
Mrs. G. d. Ellis. MIR. Jacob Rood o
lInesbursh is the guest OF v. D. Hall.
Il EAST CHARLOTTE.
Y Tie funeral of GIrs. Rachel Laavenw0rtl
Ia was held at the baptist church last Wed
e ne,day. Rev. a. Murray dictated. Tn
d bearers were, George ana Henry Foote, Or
), son Alexander and l.. Ii. Converse, nepl
7 ews OF. the deceased. The grave was yer,
IL tastefuily lined with ferns Sho was al
j. unsellish woman, much loved by al win
- knew her, and We shall all miss tine kir,
n smiles and words OF "Aunt Rachel Til
- sociable held last Friday evening at tn
i vestry was a success SIS being realized. -
= Row, McGeorge, BAPTIST State missionary
- commenced "A series Of meetings here OF
st Sunday evening, at the baptist church. t.
= hold one week All are cordially invited I
e attend. Tie funeral of the young daughte
70 Of Noses Blow of Shelburne took place her
at O'Clock, Sunday afternoon. - Nj.
Flora Smith Of Whiting, is the guest 0
Miss 5. A. Wooster, and Mrs. B
X. Emo. - The entertainment give
T. at the parsonage Friday evening wa
success socially and financially
- arm while playing w alter Murray has re
turned from a five weeks carriage drive -
Rev. \. McGeorge IS to hold meetings a
the baptist church the coming week.
" Henry Clayton is in town for q few days.
" Prof Ober Of Waterbury has begun his win
!. ter term Of singing schools here. -Repor
i says Mr.. c. Van Nliet and family are t
- return here TO stay with their mother, Mr.:
" Shaw. Fannie Storrs Of burlington
= visiting her sister, Mrs. Clark. MIR. Edd
u and daughter Of Montpelier are at Gu
20 Wiloughby =. Flora Smith Of Cornwall il
= | GRO for few days.
WILLlSTON.
Mrs. Blossom Goodrich djod Sunday noon
" Ii3r funeral will be held Tueeday at lie
As late residence. Burial at Richmond vi
iage. Mr.. Goodrich arrived from Michiga
Saturday on the midnight train. Mrs. Jer
ME Hart returned from Burlington Satul
Is day. where she has been caring for u sic
* sister and child. The Kings Daughter
r meet with Mrs. X. e. Brown Friday. Mi
Of tiraCe BliIs la raturuCI from, llurlin ut pu