Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-14
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
tContinuod from 9Th page.)

the White River valley are invited to be
present. Secretaries Merrill, Shelton, Hood
and Puddefoot will be present. w. 2.
Abbott, 1913, Dartmouth, went Wednes-
day to White River junction Co begin duty
as principal of the graded school.
Gilman s. Moulton has returned from
trip to Chicago and the West. - Everal Farr
is Ia town for n short time. The graded
school opened Monday Sept with an I'M
usually large attendance -Messrs. Moulton
and Burt started butter exhibits for the
worlds fair, September 4.-Eugene j. Tor
rey left the night OF the 9th for Boston,
where he will enter theConservatory of Music
Postmaster Montgomery is spending a short
vacation in Springfield, Mass Miss Ida
Thacher Of the Herald force 10 having short
vacation.
j. f. Cunningham, who was shot and So
riously injured by Officer George Walker
Friday morning, remains about the same.
The bal, has not been found. As soon as
he is able he will be taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
eRAINTREE.
d. V. Page was in Burlington last week.
"A. b. Ferry, wife and two daughters Of
Saratoga, II. y, have been visiting in
town and started for their home Wednes
day. Mics Bell F. Thayer went to her
school in Brookfield September 4. This is
her second term there Last Sunday was
the last Sunday that Rev. Irwin Flint will
preach here this season. lie is to return 10
Maine and resume his theological studies, -
Mrs. Dolly Sharp passed her goth birthday
Sunday, September 3. On Monday several
of her friends end neighbors met and gave
her n pleasant surprise visit. She is quite
active and well. She aud Mr.. Sharp, who
was 80 last April live alone. -Moet of the
schools began Monday with the following
teachers: No. 2, A. E Woodward; No. 5,
Sadie Liundld No. 6, Nellie Paine; no. 7,
Miss Sanford; No. s, Nellie Linfed; No.
10, Bertha Hayward; No, II, George
Kingsbury.
Mrs. Carrie Coleman is to teach in dis
trict No. this fall. C. E. Woodward,
wife and daughter visited in Rox bury last
weok.-A cousin of Miss Emma Finn OF
Massachusetts, is spending few days with
her.-Rev. Orvin Flint closed his labors
with the hill church Sunday. He is soon
to 20 to Maine to resume his course in ths
theological school there.
WlLLIAMSTOWN.
Mrs, Norris of Underhll is visiting her
son at tho quarries. Frank Godfrey was
married last week to Miss Kirby of North
field They are keeping house in William
Grearsons house. Theodore Whore has
bought John Louderville's farm. Mary
Jefrords was home from V. NJ. S. over Sun
day.-Miss Bernice Sibey is clerking in J.
X. Lynde's new store. Miss Newton re-
turned from tho White Mountains last
Thursday. Mr.. Gordon, V. NJ. s., was at
jason Jeiiord's over Sunday, Miss Dining
ham of Waterbury is teaching in the Put
nam district and Miss Grandey OF Waits
field in the Hollow below the village. The
school house in +. Fl. Martins district has
been thoroughly repaired. Jason Martin
is teaching in the Louges district.
NORTH TUN8RlOGe.
The village school commenced its fall
term on Thursday of last week, with L. L.
Stevens as teacher. Mira. Cora Flag Of
Manchester, n. H., is stopping at C. b.
Sanborn's en- route from the fair. There
was surprise party at F. w. Danforth's
Saturday evening. Ser vices will be held at
the Universalist church, next Sunday at |
o clock q. m.