Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-03

WIZ nave IlnlSn0u tuelr WORK dt INC hefluh
in Brattleborc, and moved to Rutland,
where he has WORK in q publishing office. -
Jordon Bros arc paying from 90 to "a
cents fer butter this week. Tho crenmeres
are all running yet
WlNoosKl.
were riding down Main street the hold
backs loosened and the horse being startled,
10y tho wagon striking him, turned the cor
ner of Main and West Centre streets, when
the wagon tipped ami both fell out For
tunately neither was in jured.
y. il. Whittsliind and wife have returned
from their visit to Boston.
The ladies OF the sophomore class of the
|. V. NJ, also Miss Anna J.. Dyke, Miss
Ella Atwater and Miss Bessie Hood of tho
l. V. NJ. class OF 80, and Miss Lettie b.
Noble Of Rutland, were entertained by
Mrs. l.. l.. Ballard al the residences Of DR..
Burdics, Monday evening. After refresh
ments were served they all joined in Hell
low cen ghost dance in n darksned room,
about lantern designed 10y Messrs. Leon
ard and Burdick, after which startling
ghost stories were told by each lady during
the burning of bunch Of "fngots" also tho
roasting of chestauts, fortune telling, etc.
| They all expressed themselves "a having had
a pleasant time and re turned to their homes
looking for ghosts"
Miss lottie b. Noble returned to her homo
at Rutland Tuesday morning
j. ]. Delchanty left for his home Tuesday
evening.
| c. s. Lord has returned from Boston.
T.. II. Horton went to Montpelier Tues
day morning.
HlNEsBURGH.
At the Woman's Relief corps fair, Thurs.
day evening, A. o. Mead drew the teapot;
William Miliham the gasoline stove; Jake
! Collamer the rocking chair; Mr.. Patten of
! Willston, the sofa: MIR. Lows OF Char
lotte, tho harness; II. +. Palmer the saddle
and blanket; Mrs. Edward Sears the gold
ring Miss ksto Tobey a doll; Ralph Pierce
the walnut stand; a. H. Murphy the smok
ing set; q. T. Porter thu scrap bag. The
society cleared 500 from tho fair.
Andrews Brothers bought nearly a ton
and half OF dressed chickens Monday. Tue
ruling price was 16 cents. Tho Valley
creamery is the only milk factory running
in town now and receives about 10, 0UO
pounds OF milk daily. September milk
| brought % cents Air. and Mrs. j.
| b. Bird have returned for the win
ter. Rev. T. j. Harris attended the
y. +. S. c. +. meeting in Benningto
he venerable Thomas Davies aud wife
spent the week with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Shinvle in Burlington --Anson
Pierce has been visiting in ShelOurne AMI
thi. town, and has bought II carload Of ap-
Jles to Take to Minnesota. MIR. and Mrs. W.
.. Irapp ara rejoicing over the birth OF
}O-pouud boy. -Coburn Pierce is building
60 foot barn for Daniel Lqwrence-M
Martha l.. Page has closed the first term of
her school at the Baptist Corners in Char
lotto and is homo for TIE vacation -
The dam OF the reservoir on Pond brook has
been repaired and is now considered safe. -
Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Uosford returned to
Lowsll, Thurs'lay. Air. aui Mrs. Kendall
Of Stowe, are visiting At NJ. Finney IS -
Charles Miller and his men are finishing
Hulls block. 1t is ono OF the best build
ings in own.-Last Thursday was we'd
dings day In town. Or. c. j. Russell as
magistrate, united j. ). Rood, esG anu
Miss Thankful Griffin in the bonds OF mar
riage and Rev. Mr. France united Frank
Brewster and Hiss Tart OF Hunting ton. Mt
the residence OF Lou. c. &. Peck.-M
Daily Of Stamford, Conn, is in town.
Charles Leonard is digging tho cellar for
his now hous,-Daniol Patrick has received
about 1000 bushels OF apples at his mill aud
has begun to make cider. i. s. DAILY mas
returned from his trip TO Connecticut and
reports politics very active IN ttas State
Chandler Peck has made repairs on his resi-
dence. Edward DrlnAwater hes repaired
and painted his residence The W. c. 7.
L. will hold meeting Thursday at , D. III
in the vestry.
WEST BOLTON
NJ. Winsow Farrham, the blind orator
lecturrd in the scboo house at East Bolton
lost veek.-E. \. Cotton ard wife spent
part OF last week in Eu"ing'on.- Miss Hat
tie Gle, VINO has been spending the summer
in Worcester, Mas 4ncLusetts. is expected
home this week. W warren Hall has been i'll
tor IA fow days.
COLCHESTER.
J. +. Day has been confined at his home
the past week by illness Mrs Euea Lord
has heen i'll -fieorGe Plro is to movo into
joseph Bombard's house. Fred Worthing
has removed to \ house near his fathar in
law on the road to EsSex.--We wish to cor
rect the announcement that the select sch DOL
numbering about 30 scholars had been
broken up OWN. to the Illness OF tine teach
err, Mir John Wheelock. The school is not
broken up, although i; has been suspended
; during the past week on account of the ill
ness OF the teacLcr.
HUNTINGTON.
The Kings Daughters meet with Mrs
! Nettie Fargo, November :!
MILTON.
A meeting of the Lal.e, Aid society is
called Tor Wednesday afternoon al the
Methodist ve,try and good attendance is
mu ch desired A social Is to he given next
T. Thursday evening a the Congregational
2 vestrg The Woman's Auxiliary are tc
l mcct Satur lay afternoon AZ Mrs. Rogers
10 plan business for tho winter months --
\ Those who attended tho Uncle Tom Cabin
entertainment last FRIDAY evening PRO
e nounced il Il success Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
. returned Saturday morning from Boston.
The McNans Benham' ard Mr. Gaut came
+ hondsr.-Mr. Horace Rooinson's CON i.
i mucu better, and horoS arc entertaiue OF
( Ills recovery. Mr. Peirot is moving into
. tina rooms in tho house lately occupied by
VIII Ianl1n. He hn, rented his farm -
Mr., Samuel Howard Of Malone is in town
, fer a few days bert Rankin Of Georsi
was i'm town last Friday Mrs. LOOMS end