Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-01
CHI1YENDEN COUNTY.

CHIiYENDEN COUNTY.
WINOCSkl.
Mr. Phillip Chausso and Miss Eliza pstto-
naude wore married recently b. Row.
! Father j. T. Audct at the cEurcn oH 81.
| Francis Xavier. An enjoyable reception
was given to the couple at the residence of
the bride on West street and they were tho
recipients Of many costly presents.
a thousand people, including $50 from
| Burlington, attended the lawn sociabe given
by st. Stephens congregation at Winooski
Wednesday tho 2ith for the benefit of that
church. The programme included u song
of welcome by tho church choir, duet by
! the Misses Delaney, duet Frank Graves and
Miss Kate O Sullivan, solo by Miss o. Neil
White River Junction, a terminating solo
by 7. G. OSuiiuan of New York. The
ontertgirn'cnG was on entire success, not
witbs:alding The Intentional interferoncs 10y
the democratic rally, the call having been
issued for the latter after the town had been
billed over week for the church entertain
ment.
j. {. Pett has returned from an exten
sive trip through the West.
Mrs j. Is. Nash is sick with fever.
Miss Maud Brown, who has been spending
the summer with Mrs. S. l.. Reynolds. re-
turned to Aoira, n. ", Saturday.
Edward and Eugene McGrath arc in
Pittsburgh.
The postotlice is undergoing needed re-
pairs.
SHELBURNE.
Henry Pine has returned with his bride
and is now treating the boys to cigars
at the republican caucus Tuesday the 23i
Newell t. Clifford was nominated Oh the
second ballot. Mr.. Clifford is square re.
publican and should be elected by large
| me jority.
Rev. e. s. Upper of New York, who is
a guest Of ii. W. Tracy. preached at the
Methodist church Sunday, August IS, at
1880 a. m.--School in district No /, Miss
| Caroline Ferrin teacher, commenced
Monday, August %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruttor of Burlington are
visiting at J. j. Colamer' Roy. S. l..
Triple Of New York preached at the Meth
olist church Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs c. W.
Phelps of Seaford, Del, are visiting at
Leslie Gregg s.-Miss frankie Burritt start
ed Monday for Minneapolis, whore she has
u position rs teacher in the public schools.
The Shelburne Republican club have
granG rally Friday evening at the Town
hail Col! W Woodbury. and Hon. Henry Bal
lard of burlington will speak. The Bur
lington Campaign Cleo club will be present
and sing. The Sheburne club attended the
rally in burlington Tuesday 100 strong and
all uniformed.
CHARLOTTE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodcocls OF New York,
who are taking carriage drive through to
burlington, stopped over a couple of days
Wooster of Boston is spending his vacation
at Mrs. Josie Wooster's.
z2ltev. Ny. Gulick and family have
moved into the parsonage. 1t has been
| desperate struggle to secure the grain on
account of the immense rainfall Nearly
all small grain will To coored, and the
straw worthless for feeding A member of
the firm of John Nix d Sons was in town
last week, looking after the apple crop
ESSEX JUNCTION..
Mrs. Fred Sherman and children of
Chiciapee Falls, y. y, have been visiting
at George Willey's.-Mr. John Reynolds
and family, Monroe Chase and his sisters,
Electa and Alice, have gone to Thompson
Point to camp.-A very pleasant surprise
was given Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Coleman
Monday the 22d by large party of friends
who presented them with u very pretty par
lor chair, the occasion being tho third an
| niversery of their marriage. Rev. Mr.
Bacon and wife and Miss Dora Read have
beea spendinsa fow days at Thompson's
Point.
HUNTINGDON.
T.. c. Baldwin moved his family to White
River Junction last week. The whooping
cough is raging in town.-F. y. William
is IN ba IL
ing and probably not over one half of the
| average crop will be raised AT the demo-
cratic caucus last Saturday night Fred Bill
lings was nominated for town representa-
tive. The candidates en- tho republican
| ticket are: G. b. Andrews, Frank Strong,
b. +. U'Brien. Ovet Morrill, aud NJ j. Ellis.
RICHMOND.
The public schools will commence the first
Monday in September with the following
teachers: Graded school, c. Z. Smith,
principal; Miss Leonard, Intermediates Miss
Eta Bissett in. No. !; Mics Mary O'Brien,
No. 2; Miss Flora Scagol at Jonesvillc;
Mrs. Nellie Nichols in No. :; Miss Perrin in
No. LII. A. Jones has bought village
lot OF {. p, Rhodes on Freeman street. -
Arthur Ellis and Bert Norton have bought
village lots of Capt. Edwards on Main
street. All expect TO build this fall, There
are five candidates for town representative,
ono democrat and four republicans.
WESTFORD.
Miss Nellie IInrty is to attend the nor
nal school at Randolph this fall Mrs. c.
I D. brigham of Iitts'ord is in town. C. A.
Rice and j. II. Macomber ara Attending the
horse breeders meeting at Rutland.
BOLTON.
! Mrs. r. Mcdonald of Chicago is visiting
| her parents. Mr., and Mrs. Grin Atwood
went to Rutland Tuesday Miss Atwood
from Wisconsin is spending the summer
with her cousin, Mrs. L. l.. White of North
| Duxbury. Alice TIE little daughter OF
! Fred c. Davis Of North Duxburv, has been
very i'll with tyrlal fevor.-Sylvenus
Stockwell and wife 'tliornia are visit
! ins relatives in tow.
MILL
! Miss Lille and Dense IuiI-A are spend-
ing few lays in town.-Miss A. jackson
aud Miss Libbe Ashley are spending a few
weeks at Old Orchard Beach. The coming
election promises to be n lively one. There
! ara five pnn1llatos for raprnsonta,;ro