Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19

undergoing repairs ond will bc occupied by
Mr.. Cushing, jcwelcr.
The Vermont Shade Roller Manufa ctuu'ing
company are taking an inventory Steam
cra are not running regularly now. \,
GoSS and wife have returned frou the
worlds fair.-Mr Mulchnhcv has returned
To MlddlcburN with his daughter. Rev. Mr.,
Smith and wife are expected homC from
Chicago this week. Work will he resumed
at the nail works Thursday of this week.
+. Bclden, ir., home from Rhode Island. is
engaged with the furniture firm of Renaud,
Merritt Il Co.--rhc cold snap of Monday
night formed ice onc-eghth of an inch thick
Tho work is progressing ON che PCrpoint
residence. w. b. Brown of Fcrrisburgh cX-
hihits Il pumpkin weighing ~ pounds The
fair AT St Iosrph's nall is having a fine run
of patronage.
BRISTOL.
During the storm Friday night large
horse barn belonging to j. j. Ridley was
blown down and badly wrecked. Butter
brought from a to - cents Saturday: eggs.
20 cents: poultry. - to - cents ". J..
Mcintyre of Bcthcl,is visiting in town.
About 10 O. o'clock Saturday Eugene Brown.
grandson Of Charles Laprees who lives near
the Starksboro line. got a revolver and
Went out into the road and in handling it
accidentally shot himself in Che right check.
| Physicians from ~rarksboro and Bristol
were summoned. who .probcd for the ball,
but were unable TO reHchtit He was taken
TO Burlington Monday afternoon by his
! father. Cyrus Brown.
STARKSBO8O.
: very pleasant party gathered at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Bushnell.
| Thursday. October - to witness the mar
riagc of their daughter Belle to Frederick
! c. Smith of Addison Vt j. Melvin Smith
was the officiating clergyman. The ccrc-
mouv occurred at II O'clock and after the
usual refreshments the happy pair left amid
! showers of rice and hearty good wishes. for
Il few weeks trip through Maine and Mas,a-
| chusctts After their return they will reside
| in Addison
The presents were very handsome and
valuable, consisting of silverware table
linen. easy chairs, paintings, pictures,
clocks. etc
Oliver Ntcalman and wife rejoice over
| the birth OF q ,on.-W iliam Wade and wife
leave this week for Minneapolis. where they
intend to make their home c. Atwood
and wife hay" returned from Chicago -
There will be special meetings at th" Mctho-
dist church during this week The pastor
will be assisted by Rev Mr.. Perry.
LINCOLN.
Mr., O. II. Thayer of Kceuc. " II, returned
home Saturday-V. W Morgan has been
visiting in toWn.-Ren. Gordon OF Bristol
has leased the W. r. Hanks blacksmith shop
and will commence work next Monday
! Mrs Nina Plue of Shirley Mass returned
to her home Saturday The relatives and
| friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George Garland gave
them pleasant surprise last week.
GRANVILLE.
The y. T.. l.. \. will meet with Mrs
! Hart Bean Friday evening, October 21.-
! T.. &. Pierce of Salisbury was in town last
week -Me,sls. King and Bacon were in
town rcccntly.-Ar. l.ull is failing.
HANCOCK.
Mr.. and Mrs Elliott and Samuel Tart
wifi" and daughter visited at s. Buell., tn"
! first of the week-Mrs. Charlie Eaton and
daughter. Abbic, are visiting at her parents
6. Marsh and Wife-ttHnt Church went TO
North Adams. Mass. visiting. --AMo Mar
tin and wife are visiting their son and
! daughter, Fay Martin and wife, in Medford,
| Mass. Alison AIeals and wife are keeping
house for M Martin, while they are gone.
Bert Boyd and wife and Carl Boyd were
the guests of Henry Boyd and wife Sunday.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
Mrs. +. \, Bradley attended the session
of the grand lodge nj Montpelier last week
Miss Alice buttleo of Brandon visited hen
grandparents here the lltn.-Mr and Mrs
George Ross of Proctor visited their parent,
here last week.-On Wednesday evening of
last week quite company of neighbors Ncr,
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry