Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-07
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Because that is the only way to get people
to come to you to buy your goods.
Who're should you advertise
In tho paper which is read by the read
ing and thinking people who live hero
abouts. Those who read aud think and
have the cash TO buy with all read the
Free Press Those who can get the DAILY
READ that. Those who lvs away from the
postollce read h, WEEKLY FREE Press.
from Thompson's Point, Mrs. II. j. Col
ton and family have returned to Burlington
after few weeks rest at Mr.. w. A. Halls.
Loren Gile is recovering. The Dino So
ciety and church have just finished the re-
pairs on tho Baptist church, cushioning,
painting and shingling AT tho expense Of
about $200 Rev. Edwin Rose breaches In
the BAPTIST church every Sunday at p. 10.
frank Pease and son have returned from
Chicago.
WiLLlSTON.
Mr.. Roswell Talcott, who has just passed
his 02th birthday, is very low. Mr.. VIII
lard Chapman has a child who is suffering
from Inflammation of the knee. -Mr. md
Mrs. barton Bradley are happy over the
arrival of their 10l pound daughter. -
Katie O'Donuell commenced her school
on North street Septem Der 4. Prank Hop
kins and Miss Ford are the teachers in the
village school.
BIr and Mrs. Northrop's grandson camo
from Massachusetts, 10 visit them last week.
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Sunday schools had an excursion to Fort
Frederic last Wednesday. Henry Bradley
and wife were in town recently. Mr.. aud
Mrs. +. W. Whitney have gone to burg
Springs and SARATOGA. Mrs. Larner and
children from st. Adams are visiting her
father, MIR. James Burke. The village
school commeacei September ELLEN
Burke is at home.
Chester Bates is visiting friends IN town.
j. E. Metcalt and A. f. Page left for
Chicago and other Western points Tuesda y
morning
Mrs Jerusha Crane came from Whtosboro
to attend the funeral OF her father, Mr..
Roswell Talcott. The village school com
monced Monday with fair attendance. -
Mrs Bradley and Mrs. Clark Entertained
the society Of Kings Daughters and other
friends last Friday.
WINOOSKl.
Octave Busbey, sr., veteran OF tho late
war, has just been notified Of a decrease in
his pension of a. a month Mr.. Bushoy
enlisted at Richmond in the 9Th VI. regi-
ment, when boy % but - years and Q
months of age. lie received q bullet wound
in the left elbow an injury wd:ch produced
hernia, causing mis- discharge, and he
now has the truss which was fitted to hin
in the government hospital. The above
| mentioned wounds leave him unable to dc
any manual labor He was granted pen
sion March 8 1882, and granted decrease
from SIC to SIP a month Aug -, 1898.
| 1t is not necessary to say Mr.. Bushey is d
republican.
At the public debate held in corporation
hall Friday evening, the subject Resolved
that tho annexation Of Winooski to Burling-
ton would be beneficial to both places, was
decided in favor OF tue negative. Every
citizen in Winooski should have besn
present and heard the remarks OF ii. S.
! Villas
Louis Linsirmeir returned home Friday
evening from Caicago.
II. +. Douglas, who has been spending
several months among friends and rela
tives in Oregon returned Saturday.
Mrs l.. T.. Ballard has returned from
Rutland.
Frank Eastwood and family returned
from Queen City Park Monday.
p. +. Sullivan has returned from Chi
cago.
T. J. O'Sullivan of New York is the
guest of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Johr
O'5ullivsn.
Oryia Weston returned from Chicago Mon
day even!nr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Finnigan are re
joicing over the arrival of a son.
MIR. James Ramnrey and Miss Amanda
Major were married at st. Francis churcl
Monday morning at Z a. m.
Herbert Fairbanks Of Fairfield is stoppin!
in town.
George T. Graves arrived from Chioag'
Monday evening.
Irving Kennedy and wife, accompanied
by Miss Belle Shanks, returned Mouda
from Cowansville, P. 9. They stopped
week IN Montreoi on their way home.
Col O. L. Leonard Of Lawrence, Kan.
is the GUEST of Dr. Burdick.
Hon. A. J. Stevens and daughter, Mis-
Hattie, left Wednesday for Chicago.
Sidney Morrison of Newton, Mass. al
rived home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Blodgett of We:
Randolph are visiting her sister, Mrs. Sid
ney Morrison.