Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-16

been visiting Mrs. Lease.-A reception to
Rev. Arthur Covllle and his wife will be
held at the parlors of the Congregational
church next Wednesday evening. The
widow of the lato John Cutter had very
severe attack Of homorrhage of the lungs.
She has been taken from her home, shan
ty near Randall's mill and cared for with
her several chidren.-Bele Henry is very
low with consumption.
WEST BERLIN.
The Central Vermont Pomona grange
met here on the 9th with the Dog River
Valley grange in the church, with good
attendance. The address OF welcome was
by a. S. Libby, and response by *. II.
Howard. Reports OF subordinate oranges
showed an increase in membership and in
terest. There was a very interesting dis
cussion on tho new school law. Dinner was
served in the church. The afternoon session
was public, comprising essays, Rotations,
selections, questions, etc.
ROXBURY.
Mrs. Seth Flint is better. Guy Wright
is failing. lila Shepard is at work in the
match factory. Miss Hannah Flint is at
homo from Middlesex, being obliged to
leave her school there on account OF tenn
porarily loosing her voice. The cause is
thought to bs overwork. The remains of
Miss Abbie Wiley were brought here for
burial from Warren last Saturday. About
20 from here attended the Mechanics fair
and masquerade at Mortified last week
W Wednesday evening.
WATERBURY CENTRE.
| A meeting of the Peoples society is called
in the Baptist church Wednesday evening
to transact some necessary business. Quite
| q number attended the donation at the
Methodist church and quite sum was
raised on the salary of the minister
School at the seminary closes the 23d with
recital by tie music class and prom
enade concert.
WAITSFlELD.
Mrs Rosy Berry Roe, formerly of this
town, but now of Boston, died very sud
denly and was brought here for burial Sat-
urday. The funeral was held on Sunday at
her brother Georges residence. j. j.
Kelly has been buying cattle in town tho
past week for shipment to Boston. The
husking party at the Congregational vestry
netted about $10.-George III. James takes
possession OF the Green farm March L.
| Mrs. Carrie Joslin, who is teaching in the
graded school at Montpelier, was at home a
few days the past week.
WORCESTER.
Money orders and postal notes can now
| be had at this postofiice. ii. ID. Vail was
in Boston last week. The grange met at
Mr.. Kennedy's last Friday. Three new
names for membership were presen ted
Lee Kent of this town and Maggie Lilley of
Calais were married in Calais last week. -
The promenade given by the band Satur-
Iau inc IhaU m
have another February %
MORETOWN.
Mrs. Ellen Smith Of Stowe is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mary Phillips. Mao Webster
is ill.-Anua Avery and Mae Tyler spent
Sunday in Duxbury.-Tom Ferris was in
town last Thursday. About 40 copules at
tended the dance at the Central House.
FAYSTON.
A. d. Bragg went to Bristol Conn, las
week on a buaness trip-Mrs. j. B.
Thompson and son Daniel have gone tc
Canada for q visit.
PLAINFlELC.
John Fowler is to move to East Moutpe-
lier, having bought farm of Herbert kel-
ton. Public dancing school will be held al
Hamels Wednesday, Feb. 30 Alice Mar
tin closed hor school in Marshfed last Fri
day and is at homs.-A crowd from Barre
had dauce at Hamsl's hall last Wednes
day. Lapisn is to teach in the Higt
school at Burlington.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Miss Ellen j. Nye and Albert T. Ora,
were married February 5-Mrs. Saral
} Snow was stricken with q paralytic snocl
last week, while in the probate office a
Montpelier. Her right side is still para
lyzed. One of Austin Fosters children ha
> been having diphtheria sore throat. Car
! RE Foster 10 afflicted with quiusy sore. -
Ninety eight couples attended the old folk
ba!l.-Thsre were 81 couples at the wills
party last Wednesday evening. The priz
winners were Mrs. Malloy and Alfre,
Bailey Waiter Davis is very sick witt
bilious fever.-George Davis COOS to Bosto,
this week.
WARREN.
, O. g. Fassett accompanied by his daug b
ter, Mra, -. W. Hudson, are visiting friend
: in Bralntree and Brookiield. Hiram Brow
r goes to birmingham, Mass. for work. -
, Dr.. Sayton has not sold the Jones farm.
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