Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-09

Editor Bourn's wife and children OF Cam
bridge are visiting his parents at tue Centre.
Niles Garland has returned. Mrs. Edgar
Blakely has returned from Burlington.
ID. w. Weston and family have moved to
Burlington. Homer Thompson paid 90 to
20 cents pound for butter Monday.-G.
W. Irish is to move to his farm this spring.
G. r.. Scott is to remain on the &. ID.
Freuch farm another year.-Mr. Town OF
Richmond Is to move on the farm occupied
by John Kennedy. f. ID. Goodwin was re
ported better Monday. The rooms over L.
f. Tcrrills clothing store are nearly COM
pleted and will soon be occupied by a. l..
1errill and family. Il. $. Whitcomb, jr.,
10 to have creamery at the cheese factory
this season and also expects to have one or
two separators in different localities, the
cream to be churned at the cheese factory.
1t is understood that the milk will be bought
OF tho farmers. so that each patron Will
know what he is getting the first of every
month.
Wl-LlSTON.
Mrs Whalon of Essex visited at Rev. A.
ID. Barber's recently. Henry Patten IS
working in Oak Hill creamery. Mr..
Holmes had the misfortune to got one of his
fingers injured in the creamery. james
keefe, while driving colt for John Whit
comb, was thrown into stump fence,
breaking one rib. The widow Of Joseph
Leshway and children have gone to Massa-
chusetts to her friends. Mrs. Fenton has
gene to Montreal. -Miss L. NJ. Brown re-
turned home a few days since. Mrs. Ab-
bic Town and daughter hnve been visiting
Mrs. Towns mother the past week. Hon.
Smith Wright is at home again.
CHARLOTTE.
Tie stars and stripes are again floating
serenely in district No. S--A successful
social was held at tho residence of Ransom
! Beers last Friday evening. Tho band was
in attendance and pleasant time was en-
.joyed by all.
Charles Byingtou suffered a painful &C
ctdent while chopping one day last week.
| In attempting to cut off limb which had
been bent double By a falling tree, it broke
and, flying W, struck Tim in the face
breaking his jaw. He is comfortable as
could be expected at present.
MILTON.
The Episcopal socinble, which was 20 be
held next Friday evening, has Oeen indefin-
| ltely postponed. An entertainment be-
| ginning Friday evening and continuing
three days under the management OF Ed
muuds aud troupe will be hold G village
| hall. The meeting of the Womau's aux
| iliary this week will DO with Mrs. Teachout
The charity bail given last week cleared
about $50 and is to be used for the benefit
of those who suffered from the fire. Mrs.
Casslus Pratt went to Enosburgh last week
to attend the funeral of her father. Mrs.
! Flint of Chicago arrived las: W Wednesday to
visit her parents Row. and Mrs E. f. Her
rick. Among the visitors from South Hero
l,,t II.
Mrs. {. !. Ashley is iil.-Rev. L. +. Her
rick's first grandson arrived Saturday nj hit
at the parsonage in charge of his daughter,
Mrs. Flint OF Chicago.
COLCHESTER.
Seth Carey has been quite i'll during the
past week. The bail at the residence OF
Mr. Penniman Thursday evening was quite
largely attended. Saturday night was The
coolest of tho season IN this vicinity, the
mercury falling to 20 balow zero in som,
parts of the town.
WE5TFORO.
Miss Belle Longo is visiting in Franklin.
George Bliss is 10 occupy the Timothy
Morgan farm the coming year. Gsorg,
Tyler ard vito of Essex Junction are in
town. The Baptist donation and oyster
supper netted so. Per,ies from Esse,
junction and Fairfax were present.
ST. GEORGE.
O. W. Isham and Ada Wescott are slow.
~ improving. Aunt Betsey Whitcomb hal
returned to +. c. Forbes after spending
few weeks in Richmond. If report is tru,
we will have thu advantages OF a separator
which will be located at tho Jmmt
steam mill plsnt.-Air. and Mrs. 4. II
Gero have gene to Albany, n. y, to spsaC
the winter.
H,NES8URGH.
G. F. Mead 10 going West. -Charles How
ard will set largo orchard on his farm. -
Edward Bissonette will send two cheese tc
the worlds ar.-There was n meeting
Tuesday 10 form co operation creamery il
connection with the valley cheese factory
Mrs. a. SYKES spent last week in Dorset
Mr.. aud Mrs. Z, j. Murphy have boei
visiting at II. NJ. Hun's. The Ladies' AiC
entertainment netted %21.- There will b
a regular meeting of Cummings W. r. c.
No. go, at tho e. \. X. hall on Thursday
afternoon at O'CLOCK. EYory member i
requested to be present.
WEST MILTON.
Mrs. Tracy of Shelburne visited at G. w
swans last week. Roy Bullock is to hav
a birthday party Friday night.-There wa
Il surprise party given Gertrude Allen los
Friday night by her school mates.
ESSEX CENTRE.
Mrs. Thomas Casey was buriel January
80. Mrs. Salina Dorr widow CT the lat,
Jesse Dorr, died sunday, the 29th, at he
old home Many sick household has b,e
blessed by her kindly presence for her mis-
sion for a few years past has been anon
the suffering SKIS leaves six sons and
daughter, who tonderly cared for her in ne
last sickness an aged mother, four brother
and three sisters.
Rev. l.. Is. Tenney and A. b. Blake wen
to Williston last Sunday evening to hold n
evening servicO.-The next meeting OF tn
Essex grange will be held at Institute ha
Wednesday evening. There will be par
, ish social at Mr.. Craig Fletcber's next " ed
nesday evening, February 10,
HUNTINGTON.
Calvin Carpenter badly Injured his linn
while getting wood one day last week. &c
, b. Andrews is sick.-A. d. White liza
leased his farm to Eli Charles for one year
9 Benjamin Lyster has engaged to test tn
,,ill for he zero nare thia