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

but when Officer Mason appeared Friday
with his summons to County Court he was
missing.
Carl j. Whitney of Brookfeld has pur-
chased the grocery business of W. II. East
man and will take possession December |.
Station Agent Connel. who has been scr-
ously i'll with pneumonia, is slowly recover
ing.
WATERBURY.
Mr.. Reeves of Schenectady. n. Y. is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Harvey Horny
Joe Remington is in town George W.
Kennedy, esq, and family have returned
from Danbury. Conn. Miss Minnie Graves
and Mr.. viii Perccson were married
Monday afternoon at the home of the
brde-Mrs. Burt Wallace and fami-
ly are visiting in Burlington -Rcv.
Mr.. Hamblin gave very interest
ing talk to the Epwolth League society
Sunday evening about the convention, which
took place at st. Johnsbury last Thursday.
WAlTSFlELD.
Parker Cadv is at home for short stay
D II. Skinner has bought of j. b. Norton
his half interest in the Waitsfield creamery. -
Friends and neighbors of G. W. Wallis and
wife gave them a pleasant surprise gath
clliS lutSUdN llc lUuu. Ice cream ana cake
were served and an ENJOYABLE time is re
ported.-R. W. McRllistcr was in New
Hampshire the past week. w. Gregory
and wife have returned from an extended
Western trip
WORCESTER.
Henry Russ and wife of Barre visited at
Mr.. Clogston's over Sunday A. H. Camp
has returned from Chicago Mrs Elmer
Brown is quite sick H. ID. Vail is repair
ing his store DR. o. H. Perkins was in
Rutland last week.-Melvin Richardson has
moved back to town. -Aran Brown. Dean
Hunt, Henry and Mary Abbott started tor,
the worlds fair last Thursday. Mrs Charles
Rowell is sick.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Another good time was cniovcd at the
huslling at Mr.. Hollis Saturday night Ed
| ward Lyman, a workman for Henry Teb-
bits. is recovering from recent illness. -
| Mrs. j. {. Brown has returned to her home
in Dorchester. Mass Cora Wheeler and
| Grace Benjamin from the johnson school
are at home for Il vacation. The work of
grading the meeting house grounds i, com
| pleted.
MORETOWN.
| Dr.. Haylette and wife have returned from
|
was in town the past week Bessie Bruce
spent last Sunday with her sister Mrs. f.
II. Sawyer Wilder Thomas died at hi,
home on Thursday, October l2.-Mrs. f. c.
Evans and children of Waterbury are visit
| ing at \. L. Loveioy's.
WARREN.
The WeSlevans will hold quarterly
meeting services next Saturday afternoon
and Sunday .-Gco Marston is visiting hi,
daughter in Shirley. Mass Rev. l.. II.
Brigham and wife are in y. H. visiting
Mrs Addie Merrill of Chelsea. Mass i,
visiting in town.-Miss Linnie Page OF
Enosburg is visiting at o. W Hudson s.
Mrs Caroline Wright has returned to her
| home in Iowa.
WEST BERLIN.
Mrs c. Rumney is visiting in Boston. -
The road commissioner has been in this Soc
ton making some needed repairs on til,
highway.-Gcorge Ayers. Marcia Libbi,
and Alice Patterson are the latest Off fol
Chicago.-A b. Carr is moving into tn,
house on the Howard farm.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Miss Lizzie Grandted has gone to Mont
pelier TO work Il W. Porter has moved
onto the Sam Marble place Adm Farms
worth has moved onto the ". c. Porter place
Mr. j. j. Boyce and wife returned will
Nat Thomas to keene. He came to atten,
the funeral of his father. Wilder Thomas
and the same night was telegraphed for OF
account of the death of his daughter, Vivian
Wilder Thomas, an old resident of this place
who died in Moretown. October -, wa
brought here for burial Rev. Mr.. Val
of Moretown OBLIGATED. The floral tribut
was very choice.
FAYSTON.
Seth Chase died in Owatolma. Mimi, Oct
/. 1893, aged % years, being the oldest maj
in Steele county. He removed there from
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