Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-28
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
COLCHESTER.

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COLCHESTER.
Mrs. Townsend from Crown Point. ~
| Y. and her daughter Mrs Dr. Jones. of
! Ticonderoga, \. Y, have been visiting at
Jo Bomhard' MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Wells
! have Just returned from visit in Hunt
ington Kate Hobrook and Mrs. Mary
Collins from the Congregational Sunday
school and Mrs. NJ. Barney and Mrs. T. j..
Parsons from the Methodist Sunday-School
have been elected Delegates to the State Sun
dav-School association to he held at Rutland
| October 2l-26.
The creamery paid 90 cents for August
| milk - Mr.. s. Bliss caught II large bass
near Porters Point one day last week Mrs.
A. Munger is sick with pneumonia and not
expected to ive.-Mrs. Azuba Parker has
returned from her work at Lawyer Burnaps.
A severe frost visited this place Tuesday
morning, killing all unharvested crops. -
The cider mills have opened, but are rcceiv
ing few apples, as the crop is very light
Addie Winchester a f. years old girl from
the home. living at Bert Cilloys. left home
Sunday morning before the family were up
and walked across the lots to Essex June
ton Just before dark she was seen coming
back and was found behind the school house
in district No Il. When taken in by neigh
bors she complained of i'll treatment and did
not want to go back She was bareheaded
and had eaten nothing all day.
Mrs. Caroline Fisher is very sick-Mrs
Rogers is caring for her aunt Mrs. Irene
Trick -Freeland Nelson is cleriing for K
j. White. Mrs. Townsend of Crown Point,
y. V. and her daughter, Mrs Dr. Jones of
Ticonderoga, n. Y. visited Mrs. j. Bonn
bard last week. Frank Hopkins of Essex
Junction is principal of the Graded school 49,
! OH nj, and Wifi. x-;.;t |,
mother, Mrs Ellen ght.-Arthur Hine
cut his foot quite badly last Saturday.
CHARLOTTE.
The school at the Four Corners embraces
districts Nos and } taught by Miss Laura
l.. Brownel as principal. and Miss Flora
Van Nlict assistant: Lena J.. Stevens in No
e, Martha Poole in No. :. Eta Dorr in No
8, Gertrude Dorr in No Is. Zea Osgood
in No. 10. Maude Russell in No 9, Marion
Hosford in No II. Mabel Hosford in No H.
Maude Vernon in No. /. and Agnes Critch-
low in No. > School districts Nos and II
have been connected with other districts
Miss Kate Rich'S new home is progressing
finely. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Diggles of
Philadelphia have returned home.-George
Porter of FcrliShurgh. who is stopping with
his son, George w. Porter. is in poor health.
Miss Maude Nipon, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. II. d. Edgerton, returned to
Montreal last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs w
H. Boardman returned from the worlds
fair last Thursday
Rev. Mr. Gulick occupied the desk last
Sunday, after a two weeks vacation
George Leavenwcrth is here from the West.
Stella Prindc is teaching in the city
schools in Cambridge, Mass
EAST CHARLOTTE.
Rev. A. H. Murray has accepted a call
from the Baptist church at Cavendish and
has moved his family thcre.-H. d. Alexan-
der is repairing his store and house. getting
them in condition to be occupied by Frank
Ellison and Henry Clarion, who have leased
il for five years.-A. l.. sherman has re
turned from his trip to Dakota. Minnesota
and other points in the W est Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Colt celebrated their 3Oth marriage
anniversary Saturday evening, the 23d inst.
ESSEX CENTRE.
The gasoline engine now in Use in the sep
arator here is to be taken out as the gas
tantS the cream. Steam power will he used.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Egbert Booth the 11th.--While at the coun-
. ty grange meeting at Milton Tuesday l.. Il.
Tomlinson was struck ON the head by IA large
flake of the pastering falling from the cell
ing DR.. Dixon was Immediately called in
to attend to the wound. Mrs. T. f. Joyner
and son Eugene of Burlington spent WedneS-
day and Thursday of last week with Mrs. A.
j. GarVim.
HINESBURGH.
At Hulls creamery for the month of Au-
t gust the average test was 401 The aver
age price of milk per cwt. was 81 04, Aver
age price for butter 22l cents. The Corner
a creamery has Given ont lis checks but no
figures Mr.. Burns is going to work cheese
the rest of the season in the McDonough fac
r tor
SHELBURNE.
The graded school now has 100 scholars
l There are 2S in the higher department. 40
in the intermediate. 30 in the primary de
p partment. The school at the Fall, has 45
scholars.
ST. GEORGE.
: Eugene Isham returns to New York this
week Capt, W. H. Mflham returned Sat
urday from a week : deer hunt in the Adj
rondaCks 1t is ruInOred that we are soon
to be without postottice, No one who can
, qualify seeIlis to want the office School in
1 district No |, with Cynthia Hmsdill teacher.
has been III session two weeks with an average
, Attendance Of four scholars. Miss Lizzie
Elinger OF Wiliiamsport, Pa, Will start for
. her home on the 2Sth inst, after visiting her
!, sister, MIS- H. II. Iilley
4 SOUTH BURLINGTON,
The funeral of Mr. John Kennedy, who
died ON SUNDAY last, was very largely at
tended by relatives and friends, there being
, upward of 80 teams in the procession. Mr..
Q Kennedy was al old and respected resident
% | of this town. He had reached his I'D