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

ESSEX JUNCTION..
Oscar Phelps FROM Iowa, son OF the late
Hiram Phelps of Williston, IS visiting
Ia town. Mics Nellie Worthen from
.lalrid, y. y, is visiting hor lister, Mrs.
Jerome Colran. Mr. Frank Blukely from
Bedford, T. O., has uecn visiting relatives
in tcwn. The Misses AIcNeils Of Wiiliston
were visiting ia town last week.
Mrs. Z. W Hopkins AVID son Charlie went
to Montpelier Friday for u flows days. -
Mrs. 81. c. johnson, Mrs. WIN Davidson,
Mss Eta NortheD, Miss Eva Iarbox and
lJr. WIN Tenchout spent day in Montpsl-
i.r last week The Z. j.. ). c. meet with
MIR, ami Mrs. Bacon Tuesday. The history
class from the grammar school are invited
TO be preSeut.--C. 81. Ferr!n was In Brat
tleboro last week. "A very en- joye BILE time
WINS had at the Y. 2. s. c. Z. social Friday
evening
Frank Booth returned from Boston Sun
day morning MIR. Walter Parsons, who is
leHch,ng lie High chool at Island Fond, is
t. en- ling two weeks vacation with his
mother. Miss Hall, from Grant Isle Is
visiting with Mrs. William ienry.
Roswell Acc who has bean primary teach
er III tho Union Sunday school for the ast
rs years, Is 70 nave = reunion and roll-csll
Of her scholars Friday evening \ very
pleasant time is anticipated - A Tnanksaiv-
lag service Will lie held in the Baptist church
Thursday evening. The heavy wind Friday
. evening blew down n few shade trees n set
Of front door steps into the middle of the
8 Get, and removed ono of the cupoas On
the passenger depot.
HUNTiNGTON.
T5e funeral Of Mrs. Herbert W. Norton
occurred November ID, Rev ". ii. Lyster
officiating, with c. VI. Sayes 10 charge.
Thirty-fve Kings Daughters" attended in
q BODY, thus ttstitying to tie respect and
love taey bore for Ella, who was their first
president. \ beautiful malte.e cross with
the Initials, -. Il. y. was tle horal OF
tering of the kings Daughters. " Mrs.
Norton was the favorits OF p large circle OF
friends end her happy lie was cut short hy
consumption at the ase o. y years, but she
has left an example that viii honor her nom
DRY. The ril gng Was 10y quartette, Miss
isud COINS, Mrs CahstG SWEET, George
orcensIitz, and G., v. Sayles, with Eva L.
say es at the organ. a large concourse OF
psoplr attended the funeral ob5eques.
The sc1oo nj the Centre commences next
Monday Eswortb Ros- will be tho teach -
er.-- hiuns williamson will be town agent
III pcce of Harry Small resigned. The
Ladies AID society meets at Mrs. Ella
Brew-ter's Decen her T. TO decide in regard
10 getting new church organ.-Mrs.
sweet is some better.-A number Of our
townspeope are attending the General AS
sembiy this week.
i"enUy'eighV couples attended the dance
gwen ~ 'ne sous ot Veterans FrlHay evsn n
ing ;, y" bass Is spending his Vaca-
Ton extracting teeth. " arren thompson
faisod %o' Y DIsheis OF potatoes tHls year.
C1ARLO / I.
D,cs bove kulad % .boor for Mr., 7,
SIeocb ana 8 for Thom,. q nm - w
Nil, sud fo,,iI, loft f,,. 49,. tIa,o- tr.
last Tuesday. where thew viii winter ON ec
count Of Mrs. Field, who Is in very poor
health.
FRIDAY nights snle did large amount of
damaEe In this town. The gable of Wilbur
foote's brlc1 mouse was blown in and the
cupolh torn Off William Foote's barn. Miles
o. fences were blown down and numerous
| chimneys. Tile Central Vermont railroad,
aided by few public spirited citizens, have
paved and gravel. ed the unsGhty mudhole
called the depot yard and now teams can
drive over 1T in snfety. Prof. a. c. San
, Torn "lll hold carries OF five singing socials
! at the Congregational chapel Wednesday
evening OF each week, commencing the 23i.
late rams here made the roads very bad.
%o'gpn iu''y l"' fensea me N"yi'n place
into e. :. Pes.e, home
ENo CHNRlOT re.
; The wind OF Friday night blow off one
chimney from ths Baptist church and one
window was blown n.-hIrs Emily Prindle
eft Friday for southbridge, Mass, to visit
her son. LOUIS Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Colt
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