Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-05
CKITTENDEN COUNTY.

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A quite wedding was held at the home of
Solomon a. Williams Wednesday afternoon,
| Sept p. when Burton J.. Byington was
married to Miss Alice A. Williams. The
ceremony was performed bv Rev John *
Williams of Peacham. an uncle of the bride.
| The company partook of cake, ice cream
and coffee after the marriage and gave the
bride and groom hearty send off for the 4
p. m. tran-Stanton j. Williams and
Henry Hill returned from the worlds fair
last weck-Mr. and Mrs Frank Abare
are the proud parents of a girl
Isaac Coleman and wife of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs john Coleman
COLCHESTER.
Mrs G. Munger is improving .-Jethel
| Parsons of West Virginia has been visiting
at Nj. A. Nay Colchester EvapOr-
ated Cider company have new building for
their evnporator, including bottling and
packing rooms Potatoes are rotting the
worst they have for many years Some
pieces will hardly pay for digging.
ESSEX CENTRE.
F. W. Hall and O. :. Nichols started Tues
dav morning for the worlds fair. Frank
Farrand went last Thursday F. o.
Button was buried last Friday Rev. l.. II.
| Elliot of Waterbury officiating Presiding
Elder Shcrburn of the St Adams district
OBLIGATED at the Methodist church Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. l.. +. Tenney returned from
their bridal trip Tuesday. 4 reception was
given them TUESDAY evening at the Congre-
gational church. Miss Ida Brown and Mr.
Spear of Burlington were married at the
Congregational church Wednesday, at 10
| o. I1,. nj 10, p,.;r
NEE Tracy made a short visit at
Mrs. a. j. Garvins last Thursday Mr.
Robert Lister is better. He has two nieces
from Buffalo, y. y, visiting him.
Charles Yandeau is moving into the house
with his father-inlaw till he can build him
"A house ON the lot recently purchased on
| Church street.-The Parsons have sold their
residence to Rev. Mr.. Campcau for house
for the Catholic priest The property Joins
the lot on which the new Catholic church is
| being built.-Frank Sample of New London.
Conn, was in town last week x arlise Fer
rim has gone to New York city to attend the
medical college Of physicians and surgeons
for the winter. Mrs. Hannah Plumner and
Mrs. George Clark are visiting friends in
Ottawa, =. Oh f.. Stevens wife and
child from New London, Conn. are visiting
| his mother. Mrs. Ellen Stevens. -George " .
Crow and Homer Ring are at Shelburne pond
fishing A. b. Yandeau was in Boston last
week.. A. Donahue returned Sunda V
morning from Boston. Mrs. Philetus Teach
out went to New York last week.
HINESBURGH.
DR.. c. J. Russell has bought the Rollin
| Place farm of 80 acres, stock and tools for
about T2500.-A. SomerS is macadamizing
a long strip ON the Burlington road The
plan is to have frst-claSS road from the st.
George town line to the village. C. Leonard
has moved into his new house Rev. vii
liam Fuller's family has moved into the
Baptist parsonage. Mrs. H. NJ. Hull visited
last week in Burlington. -There was well
attended social dance in Sanctuary's hall
Friday night ChaIleS Mead is laid up with
a ruptured cartilage in his knee, the result
of "A Jump from milk wagon to the side
wak-Mrs Fred Douglass and daughter of
Chicago are stopping at \. Curry s Miss
| Carrie Allen of Burlington is visiting at
Wesley Wellers Fiddle Read came from
Burlington to Hmesburgh Friday ON his
wheel in one hour and three minutes.
SHELBURNE.
| Cards are ont announcing the mar
riagc of Miss Frances c. Webb to Mr.. Rob
| ert Townsend Mckeever. on Saturday, De-
tober !, at 10 O'Clock, at Trinity church
Miss Bertha Ferrn of Essex Junction is
teaching the primary school during Miss
| Florence Newells illness, Mrs. Belle Con
rad of Crane, New Mexico, who has been
visiting at DR.. F. r. Stoddard's, went to
| Boston Monday, en- route for home.-Wil-
liam Mcneil has returned from New York.
| Thomas Newconh and family have re-
turned to Brooklyn. ~ VI. X. Weed has
gone to Detroit and Cincinnati; from there
he goes 10y boat to New Orleans, La, where
he will spend the winter.
There is to be a sociable in Town Hall
given 10y the Ladie, of st, Peters church,
Charlotte, Thursday evening of this week.
MILTON.
The Milton graded school has an uncommou-
ly large attendance the present term. Hon.
| {. ]. ladd has been confined t. his house
10y i'll health for the past week.-Mrs.. FaAon
| is cOnvalescing slow ly.-Miss Bessie Ashley
is able to be out again with the aid of
| Crutches The Ladies Literary society will
meet Saturday October IA, with Mrs. :. II.
Phelps A fine series of concerts and lee
lures the coming winter is promised.
WEST MILTON.
Mrs. Ida Phelps of this place buried her
little son at Milton Boro last Monday. Death
| resulted from cholera intantuln The Viii
ling Workers society have decided to Use
their money for u new organ FOR the church,
Charles Wright from California visited
his nephe" here last week
RICHMOND,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bates and Mrs OrNis Snyder,
\. +, Stevens and wife Mr.. and Mrs.
GeorSc Green and Mr. and Mrs ALA Hall
are going to the world fair this week. - Ed