Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-10

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"Grandma, ~ reached &c years and eight
months. MIR. J. A. Harris loft Saturday
for Proctor TO accompany Mrs. Harris home,
who has b.en absent some time visiting in
tle south part of the State.
JERICHO CENTRE.
Judson Stiles is home from Bratteboro
on vacation The Sunday School voted
to have Il hoine picnic this week Tuesday. -
Mrs. w. n. Peirce of West Rutland is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs |. c. Stone of this
place The new iron bridge near John Nc
Gees was put in few days ago. The
schools OF this town are to begin about the
first Of next month, with the same teachers
IA last term.-Misses Fannie and Abbie
Morse arc home from Bread Loaf. II. G.
Stone and wife are to remove to Oberlin,
Ohio. Owing to that fact over 100 of their
neighbors gave them q surprise last week
by spending an evening with them. num-
Der of valuable gifts were presented.
vILtlSTON.
Mrs. Gordon Burke's young child has
been very sick. Mrs. A. D. Barber is very
Mrs. Henry Barnes in town lost week
with her daughter, Bertha "A sister of
Mrs. Metcalf is visiting her from tho West
Mrs. Byron Brown and children have
gons to visit her parents.
Misses Annie aud Susie Keefe are spend
ing their vacation at home. e. w. Crane
and his aunt, Mrs. Darling, were at Mr.
Martin Peckard's in Jericho last week. M.
s. Lee OF Los Angeles is In town visiting
his sister, Mrs. Harmon Nichols. Frank
Croto was i'll Burlington on business Tues
day. Andrew Keefe's sons from Kingston,
n. Y, are at the old home on the flats. -
Died, in Fairfax, June IA, at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Anna
Jackson, wife Of Peter Garter, aged "a
| years.
MILTON.
Rev. Mr.. Herrick returned last weel
| from his vacation travels and visits. "A
meeting of the W. Z. T. U. was held las
week Tuesday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. Huldah Meeker. The Reading Circle
met last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Free
| Ladd. The lawn party which was held ir
the grounds OF the Misses Doherty Wednes
day evening of last week was a success -
| During an alteration between Chester Rey
nolds and Moses Rowe Saturday, tho for
mer struck the latter over tho head with
pitchfork, telling him to the ground, tn,
blow rendering him senseess. 1t wa!
thought for some tino he could not recover
but he regained consciousness Sunday. Mr.
Reynolds went to tho authorities and enter
ed complaint against himself, but nothing
has been done about it,
WEST MILTON.
Jed Lamb is shingling the bridge. Mrs
McNally of Burke, n. Y, is visiting tel
soa Alec at A. A. Herrick's.
WEsTFoRD.
Miss Ami. Gibson of Richford is spend
ing the week with Miss Jennie Macomber
Augustus Teller has returned to Wailing
ford. Mrs. d. A. Stone Of Burlington il
visiting her sister, Mrs. G.. A. Rice. Mis-
| Callie Boon and Miss JENNIE of Enosburgl
are the guests OF Dr. Jenne and wife -
Mrs. b. B. Richardson of Wiuooskiis spend
ing few weeks with her daughter, Mrs
John Allen. The Cheese Factory compan,
makes dividend OF 81 cents per hundred
for June milk. Mrs. Josyn had 10 sheeI
killed by dog. last week.
WINOOsKI.
Josiah Dupaw has offered his resign atioi
"a poormaster of the town of Colchester
and Will soon move to Washington, ID. C.
where he has government position.
The cotton mill shut down sday, t.
remain closed until September L.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Viimar are ejoic
ing over the errival of little daughter.
Judge Dubuc aud son Albert of ST. Boui
face, Manitoba, are in town visiting tn
former brothers.
Mr. Charles Clark and sister, Miss Ethel
Of Jay, n. y, are visiting Miss Myrti
Baldwin.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Baldwin has resigned her 20
sition as teacher In the Methodist Supda
school, and j. E. Tracy has been appointe
to fl the vacancy.
Miss Anna Coon of Plattsburgh Norma
school, class Of '03, 10 in town, the guest c
DR.. a. g. Small.
Mrs. C. d. Flint Is on the sicl. list.
Mrs. l.. Z. Ballard spent Monday at Col
chester