Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-02
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN.
Frank C. Chaffee and wife are visiting at
the homo of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Cbaffee. Hattie Gaudet, daughter
of J. u. Gaudot, is still very sick.
eRIDPORT.
T.. r. Wilcox OF Crown Point, N. Y, was
in town Friday. II. j. Mysck had young
horse stolen on the night of January 81,
1928. The annual meeting of the Bridport
and Addison Detecting society will be held
at the town hall in Addison on Monday
February 6, 1898, at IL n. m.--The fine
sleighing was improved by members of the
y. Z. c. L. s. to the number of Ii couples,
who went last Friday evening to Orwell
VT, to a bountitul banquet furnished by f.
A. Kimbal
EAST MlDDLEBURY
f. c. Partridge, recently appointed min
lister to Venezuela, is native of this village.
His many friends feel that his honors are
we'll deserved, Timothy Durphey was
buried last Thursday. Rev. c. Leonard
conducted the services. Rector Mr.. Weeks
OF Brandon preached at St. Barnabas
chapel on the 2Jth.
WHITING.
Edward Boomer has returned to Spring
field, Macs. Allison Webster started last
week ON his annual business trip to the
West He expects to be away four or five
months. The spelling school in district No.
2 last Friday evening was well attended,
some Of the older people spelling with the
children.-A large amount OF hay is bsing
pressed for shipment from this station, aud
onions are being CARED also.
ADDISON.
Mrs. Arthur Putnam, formerly Bertha
Clark, has a small boy, born the 25th. -
Postoflice is to be moved into the store. -
Elder Goodspesd 10 going home with Mrs.
Green to Waterbury. -William Crank and
wife are going to Plattsburgh, N, Y, the
last of the month. There will be meetings
at the Baptist church evsry evening this
week, commencing at $50 p. m.-Mrs. G.
w. Read is quite sick. Miss Carlotta was
at home over Sunday. Mrs r. c. Goodalt
| is very sick.
SHOREAAM.
Mrs. Ransom Kellogg is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Milan Cool
| is better. Mrs. Thomas Stokes is quite
sick. Miss Maria Ward returned to n. Y.
! Monday to resume her school work.
| John II. Larrabee expects to return Il
Michigan about February 16.-The rain o.
! Sunday was gratefully received. -Ther.
viii be a dance at the hall Friday evening
sTARKssORo,
Last Saturday Abram Douglass young
est boy while driving cattle into the barr
was jammed against wagon, breaking hi
arm near the wrist.-The band meet Satur
day evening at school house hail.
MoNkTON.
Scion Spooner had horse, hitched with
rope around its neck, choied to death. -
Mrs. Eliza Meeder is very low with tn
pneumonia. &C. i. Beers is slowly recover
ing from the effects Of his shock. = Ms
Anna Butler is home for short stay from
the West.
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
Frank Whittemore's two children ar
eick with tho measles "A large compan.
gathered at ths residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Eastman the evening of the Goth, i
being the 18th anniversary of their mar
riage. Two handsome plush chairs and
light stand were presented them BY th
friends. Lawrence Mills, an aged residen
of Munger street, died the 2Sth Of January
NORTH FERRISeURGH.
The young people are preparing to Civ
the drama OF the Peak Sisters at Allen ha
next Friday evening. Refreshments wi
be served after the entertainment.--M
Allen and daughter are expected home tn
week from the West.-L. b. Martin ia abb
to be about the house. Rev. l.. Nj. Hard
of Bishop Hopkins Hall visited friends i
| town last week