Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-07

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| visiting In Barton and Glover barn fill
| ed with hay belonging to Peter Demo at
| Pages Cornere. was burned Monday night.
| Cause uutnown; insured The institute
com tnenced its fall sessions last Tuesday
Most of the district schools in town COM
menced Mondsy-G. II. Brown has moved
to Underhill Flats Mics Mary Freeman
aud her niece, Allie Freeman, of California
are visiting In town.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
Miss Kimball and daughter from Man
chester and Mrs. |. s. Rock from Moosrs,
! n. Y, are in town, guests at Mr. +. a.
Lunts. -Mrs. Luther Howe from Jericho
lie visiting at Miss NJ. f.. Macoinbor's s. -Mrs
! Albert Coleman from Sholburne in
town last week.
The schools opened Monday with a good
Attendance in each of the three rooms -
Mis-, Alice Chase started Monday morning
| for johnson, where she Is to attend the Nor
NAL school, very interesting lecture was
given Sunday evening by Mr.. Won Troski
from Bulgaria on his native country and
its religion.-Mr and Mrs. James Hartford
of Potsdam, N. y, are visiting at MIR. Ii.
| S. Teachouts
Bert Crown, who works In the railroad
yard at st. Adams, was home last week.
Mrs f. II. Booth, who has been visiting
friends In New Hampshire and spending
week at Old Orchard Beach, arrived home
Saturday night. The Lamoille Baptist
ISOLATION arc to hold their annual meeting
here this week. w Is. johnson hes gone
to Boston on business. Mrs. Christie from
| Hyde Park is visiting friends in town.
| Miss Cnrolene Ferrin went to Shelburne
Monday morning to begin hor school. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. l. Drury started Tuesday
| far m nd
the fall and winter.
Mr. J. {. Wbeetey and vito from Brook
field, VT, are visiting his sister, Mrs. c.
II. Bowman. John Whitcomb has bought
Mrs. Bar er's wood lot OF 70 acres; price
$500 Mrs Nora Truax Gale from South
Vernon is visiting her parents.
HUNTINGTON.
Rev. w. II. Lyster has returned home
from Canada. MIR. Baker returned to
Brandon last weeks. X. Norton died at
his residence on the 23d ult. after long
aud protra cted illness. Public schools in
town commenced August 2S.-Forest
City mill has suspended business for short
time.
The funeral services of Solomon Norton
took place at his residence last week Wed
nesday. Rev. w. II. Lyster otf1ciated.
Burial in the north village cemetery
There was quite hard frost in THE vicinity
last Saturday j. Tomlinson and wife
started Saturday for the worlds fair, -
George Rollins is sick with tho typhoid
fever.-Mrs Guy Bickford is Waiting her
daughter Mary at White River junction. -
There will be "a series of meetings held at
the North Village commencing Tuesday,
September II, conducted by Rev. W. Ii.
Lyster OF Huntir gton, and Rev Mr.. Smith
Of Starksboro -Georgie Rollins died of ty-
phod fever Monday morning. - Morton
Lyster returned to Boston Monday morn
ing.
SHELGUSNE.
There wes VERY pleasant dancing party
at Robert Ockrets Thursday evening"
Mrs. a. A. " ECKER OF Boston is visiting at
G. p. Van VIiets Miss May Nortonso of
Frank Roberts home from Midilsbury.
-Bsnjam min +. Sutton will return to Poult-
ney academy this week.
The schools at the village and Falls
began Monday, September 4. Teachers for
tho fall term OF schoo! in town will be as
follows: High school. Miss Suca L. Bar
ney, A. NJ: intermediate, Mas Caroline
Ferrin; primary, Miss Florence Newell;
Webb's district, Miss Mary Qunlan;
t Harris district, Miss Nellie Blair; Pages
district, Misc Bertha Eddy; Batchtown' g
8 district, Miss Fanny Sutton; Palmer's dis
t trict, Mss Veronica HUM; Millans dis
trict Miss Mary Gaffany; Falls district
Miss Louise Gates. Mrs ". j. Chapman
and family are visiting relations in Man
chester.-A large patty OF Charles T..
| Kinsmau's friends met at DR.. +. II. Stod-
= dard sTuesday Aug, 20 to help him celebrat .
!, his 2lst birthday, very pleasant social
e evening was spent by all. William Mcneil
| - md Me-
= Joseph Cain have a now son. Prof. Charles
t Lea Tracy returned to Now York last week
n Waiter Blinn OF New York ia visiting his
i uncle, Capt r. j. White.
8 Miss Marcia p. Brown, former teacher
in Burlington, has returned from Brazil
= where she has been teaching fer the pas
= five wears and is visiting at F. r. Hart 9
d N. r. Miller has returned from his hunt
y ing and fishing trip in the Adirondacks. -
9 Hattie Tyler and Nellie Poet are teachln;
4 in Wiliston. Prof. Charles Lee Tracy auC
l. Mr.. Collen of England went to New Yorl
d Monday.
SOUTH BURLiNG TON.
Mrs. Daniel O'Brien has returned hom
= after spending week in Hinesburgh, visit
a ing friends.
=, Mr. John Kennedy, sr., Of Dorset street
is very feeble.
: School Director Coouey is in Chicago at
tending the worlds fair. He intends visit
II ing other points OF the West before return
4 ing homo.
= Carpenters are at work in tho tow
n house putting it In shape for the school
10 which is to commence next week.
D HlNESBURGH.
: There was hard frost Sunday morning
- which did considerable injnry.-ln re
a. cent thunder storm lightning came dow
=. the rod at the Baptist church passing int
., the ground. -Silos are being flied this wee
at a rapid rate.--Rev. T. j. Harris ha
Ct gone to Wilkesbarre, Pa, being sun
moned to attend his brother who is suffer
ing with a broken hip. Rev. NJ. r. Franc
will occupy tho Congregational pulpit ne1
u Sunday. -Coburn Pierce has gone TO Oh
IT cago.-Mrs. Randall and hsr mother are
w. L. Andrews -Mrs. j. c. Pierce an
son of Elwood Nebraska are visiting