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


the grist mill, has returned from California.
where he has resided for six years. III, N.
Bruce has opened a meat market in John
Kings block, and is going TO build
slaughter house near the brick kils. Mrs
Leonard Graves has returned from Wash
ingtou, ID. C.-Mrs. Nellie Long Of Bur
lington is visiting Mrs. Charles Wrisley, her
mother. Miss May Wrisley has returned
from her visit at Burlington. Mrs. w. r.
Davenport is visiting friends in Williams
town. George Nash is quite sick with
rheumatism. Curtis N. Arms and wife are
in Boston. Miss Eva Woodward, daughter
Of the late DR.. Woodward, was married at
Washington, d. c., to man by the name
of Wood ward. Mrs. Fay of Montpelier is
visiting Mrs. A. N. AthertoD, her sister.
NORTHFiELD.
Tho monthly union temperance mseting
was held on Sunday evening In the univer-
saist church, with large attendance. The
programme comprised reading Scripture
and prayer by pastors; music by the choir
recitation, Myra j. Morse; solo, Mrs A. Il.
Downing; declarations, by Ralph Booth,
Mildred Ellis aud Mable Gokey; paper,
w. Arthur Jones Of Montpelier; brief adj
dress, Graduating from Kelley institute, +.
l.. Lyons Of Montpelier.
BARRE.
w. A, Perry has sold a building lot near
Spauldng street to w. f. Morse.
T.. a. d, Bishop, of the d. NJ. Miles 81
Co. store, attended the wedding OF his sister,
last week. ut the home OF his parents in
Brandon.
Wayland Strong, who was sent to the
Asylum at Brattleboro, and lately to that at
w alter bury, for insanity and attempting to
hang himself, has returned home and will
90 10 the bennington Soldiers home.
Charles Hunton is very i'll with typhoid
fever.
A fife and drum corps has been organized
by the young republican club.
The Christian Endeavor society elected
| Alfred McKellow and Genevie Mills as dele
gates to the State Y 7. S. c. +. conven-
tion in bennington.
Mrs. S. l.. Blanchard of st. Johnsbury is
visiting Mrs. c. w. Potter, her daughter.
Five men were brought from the quarry
district on Saturday charged with intoxica-
ton, and with one exception all pleaded
guilty and paid their fines.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Cook is seriously
sick and a council of doctors has been held,
\ benefit concert to the Granite City
band Is TO be given on Thursday night Oc-
tober 20.
cas- of Corinth, were married Saturday, by
Rev. T. c. Abbey.
a daughter was born Saturday to W. A.
s. Il. Kennedy and family have moved
to Waterbury.
Charles Norris, who has been working IN
Georgia during the strike, has returned &c
town.
Charles Hunton is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever, and the eldest daughter OF
Rev. L. W. Cummings is confined to the
house with the same disease.
Giles Durkoe was kicked in the face and
shoulder by a horse Sunday afternoon
breaking his collarbone and jawbone
Rev. j. Breivet is to deliver lecture il
the opera house on Columbus Day, entitlec
"Men, the King Of Creaton.h
The blacksmith snop in North Barre
owned by w. c. Nye and occupied by Cliff
ford Gotta, was nearly destroyed by fr'
about / o'clock Tuesday morning. Tn
tools and stock of Mr.. Gotta were insured il
the A. c. Brown and Son agency
Harvest sunday will be observed in the
Congregational church next Sunday.
Fred Northrop is working in the Contra
Vermont freight depot.
The subject of the sermon by Rev. c. $
Nlckerson at the niversalist church mex
sunday evening will be as there any op
portupity for repentance after death. -
1t is said that about 200 Scotch grant
cutters are on their way from Scotland t
this town.
james Gazely has bought the Worthe
q lrow quarry.
c.. Ii. hunton a Co. are erecting a She
for ststuary aud carving work.
The young ladies have organized II walk
ing club with Miss II. Darling, president
and Laura $. ODDS, secretary. Tine foe
bail team are 10 play with the Vernon
Methodist seminary boys on Monday mex,
= t.. NJ. Brown is now captain of our team -
The SATURDAY evening lyceum vas the be.
yet. The debate, "Resoived that prison r,
form Is more harmful than beneficial" wa
decided in the affirmative
MORETOWN.
Martin Gillett has gone to Montpelier 70
a few weeks jennie Foley is getting bet
ter. --Thore Will be coti.lon party ut tn
town hall next Fri lay evening. w lhu
D Brown and wife of Montpelier have been 9
the Central House for short stay.
Mrs q. H. Dale has been in town Ii
past week Il. Wilcox and wife arc IN 30
ton-The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs H. {
Ward last weos Wednesday. Mrs. Taylc
(
= chased the house formerly owned by Phil
r ToWle.
+ WAiTSFtELO
Walter Andrews and family have return
s ed to New Eork.-John Seahury, late
G California, is here Mrs. Lydia Hswlcy
convalesclng. Two OF our prominent youn
n men, H. 81. and II. ". McAlhster, go
r EastmRu's business college at Foughkeersi
e y. y. The best wishes of their man
friends accompany them in their new worl
l. There was social Gatheriu
and huskng at d. O. Joslin
II last week Glen Josin has +
turned from Massachusetts. One of II
IA new lumhermen. who is at work gettr
ont lumber for the steam mill, severe
spraned his ankle last week. j. {. Berl
A., is doing n thriving meat business D. !
- Skinner sold to James and Samuel Some
willie a nice yearold FLY recently. -
" ". Ramsay OF tho Granite City Lead
/, was with us a fow days last week.
Io SOUTH WOODBURY..
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