Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-14


S $50 and costs He was unable to raise the 1
money aud was put in jail. 1t is doubtful
il Derveau can get the necessary cash and
his fine means nearly three years at Rut-
land.
John Adams, Ralph Denny and Carl Ban
croft have returned from the worlds fair.
Miss Alice r. Taft and Mrs. !. C. Vail
went with the party for Chicago Saturday
night.
Mrs. Beach, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs NJ. A. Leland, for several
weeks, returned to her home in Omaha
Monday evening.
Mr.. James X. Langdon and Levi Bixby
returned from Boston Saturday.
Mrs. William Elliott OF Waterbury was
In town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Henreux are to
occupy rooms over w. Il. TerriIl's drug
store.
George Rolfe, who is in town from Bos-
ton, is working in Harry SHADES drug store
during the proprietor's absence.
Miss Gertrude Drew is clerking at d. L.
Longs.
There was a carload Of coal backed off
switch In tho Montpelier and Wells River
railroad yard Saturday.
Mrs. Wheat of South Royaton is visiting
her daughter in Montpelier.
r. n. Stanulkn 8 ClgtT NOntesG LOT q LlcReJ
to the worlds fair, which closed Saturday
night resulted in victory for Peter Con.
, lin, who had 13 SS7 votes to 1888 for r. II.
Merrill, jr.
Mr.. George Alder has gone to Chicago
for a month.
Mrs. Eli Goodenough Is assisting in the
postotfice during the absence of Mr.. Goode-
| nough in Chicago.
BARRE.
Crsndall post, G. \, r., is arranging for
a reunion of Washington county veterans
| in o Id Fellows hall on the 22l inst Gov.
l.. X. Fuller and ex-Gov. Dillingham; will
| be present and mako addresses.
Eugene II. A. Phelps PAGER and two
youngster in charge of Nat Page are enter
| ed for tho races at the Caledonia fair at ST.
| Johnsbury
There wore GO scholars enrolled for the
first week at the spaulding graded school.
f. w. Debler, wife and two children OF
Shamokip, Pa, the guests of Mrs. deb
ler's sister, Mrs, Frank Nichols,
| The Monumental Nsws Of Chicago prints
| in it's September number full page illus
trntion of the exhibit made by the Barre
| Granite Manufacturers association at the
! world fair.
c. Il. Moore, who has been seriously i'll
VIII uypuolu lever, Is solue"uaO DtIteF.
/ William Jackson, u student at the King
ston, y. Y, theological seminary, preached
at the Congregational church Sunday even
| ing.
j. E. Walsh and w. c. French are at
| Sprin gfeld, Msse., to take in the bicycle
races. Several other Barre wheslmen ex-
pect to 60 later in the week.
| V. w. Curtis was run over by a light
wagon Sunday evening but escaped with a
badly sprained thumb
W. X. Walker of Burlington was in town
Monday.
Mrs. c. W. Steele is temporarily deprived
Of the use of hes right arm, the result of a
header from her bicycle
james Ingram has started for Chicago
Some packing boxes on back piazza Of
Gordon's block caught fire sunday morning
and good sized blaze vas Ia progress.
WATERBURY.
Walter Sleeper ha. gone to Mortified. -
G. c. Warren, wife anu dau zhter, started for
Chicago Saturday. Mrs c. Chesey has
returned to Boston.-A. n Anterior died
at his home Monday, September A. His flu
neral took place Thursday Rev. Mr.. Cow
| ell hos left for a vacation in the Vest
| Misses Mildred and Jennie Mullaly have re
turned to their home in Boston. The last
lecture of the course given by Rev. j. j.
Lewis took place Thursday evening
| The next anniversary Of the Vermont Bible
society will be held at Waterbury, Octo-
Der IS.
Misses Charlotte and Laura Ropes are
guests at Mrs. Jesse Colby's Miss Ger
trude Nichols has returned from Montpel-
Ter. Mrs. Lizzie Blanchard has returned to
| Worce ster, Mass, where she hes position
as head nurse in an academy. Mr. Babbitt
of the fiji N of Hunt & Rabbit was in town
Friday. Miss May Wrisey is teaching
school at North Fayston Miss Nettie
Moody returned to Woodstock, where she
10 engaged as teacher. Mrs. Orame COT
frin is stopping with her mother, Mrs. A.
| \. Atherton.
Misses Ann and Kate Porcelain spent Sun
day with Mrs. J. King. Prof. Richardson
preached a. the Congregational church
| Sunday. MIR. George Stevens in town
Monday. Mrs. Nj. Paxton is the guest OF
Mrs. l.. Bryant.-A. N. Johus of Burlng-
ton was in town Monday.
NORTHFlELO.
Observer Line OF the weather bureau re-
ports mean temperature for August of
So, maximum of 90 on the 10th and
minimum of So on the 10Th. The rainfall
amounted to g. IA inches. Hubert +. Smith
VI w est DTdlntTet huu Ddnk Elk
aminer May were in town last Wednesday
Mr.. f.. w Colby and wife started for the
worlds fair Thursday evening Parties from
Brook field are TO join them their trip.
IL. n. Madison, n. L., 1913, is at work in
the National bank Homer Chad wick and
Frank Gokey started Thursday for
Maine, where they will work this winter.
Ordie Gokey has returned from the White
Mountains II. w. Pierce is visiting
at f. =. Portsr's. Mrs. Della Gowdy re-
turned to Boston after spending her vacs-
ton here, H. G. Arnold, A. NJ, of Tufts
college is to take the position vacated by f.
l.. Whitney Phi. D.. at Norwich Univsr-
sity. Mrs +. f, Campbell of Mddlesex is
in town.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Charles Proctor and wife have returned to
Sutton. z. O., after u spending a week with
his mother, Mrs. s. Story.-John Goss,
who was very sick but short time died
September 3. His funeral was largely at