Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-21
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
The many friends OF Miss Anna Tracy,
who is well and favorably known in this
vicinity, will be pleased to learn of
her marriage to DR.. g. 8. Brigham of
Pittsford. The ceremony took place
at Hamburger, New York, whore
she has been teaching for the last few
years, Wednesday evening, September 90
In ths church. Both are graduates from the
U. V. NJ, MIR. Brigham from both depart
ments -Mrs C. Van Vliet from Jericho has
been in town for few days caring for
her brother, E. A. Beach, who has been
quite i'll. Miss Howe from Jericho is run
ming the primary school for the two weeks
Miss Tarbox ia visiting the worlds fair
Mr.. George Bowman and wife from Kan
sas city, Mo-, are spending a few days with
his parente.-Mrs. John Pierce and little
son, Paul, from Elwood Neb. were in
town, guests at DR.. c. NJ. Fsrriu's, Inst
week. Mrs. Daniel Patrick from Hines
burgh visited In town last week. Mrs.
George Wright from South Starksboro was
in town the 18Th. Mrs. George b. Drury,
Mrs. b. L. Read, Mrs. Eddie Smith and
Mrs. c.. NJ Ferrin went to Montpelier
September Is to attend the temperance
convention
Miss Stella Weston and Mr.. f.. Thomp-
son were married al the home OF the bride
Monday evening by Rev. j. s. Goodal.
They took the evening train for Montreal.
CHARLOTTE.
Mrs. Edgar Mech and Mrs. Fred Hos
ford returned from a visit to the worlds
fair last week
Mrs. T. Townsend OF Crown Point, N.
Y, Is visiting her uncle, Ira &. Wicker. -
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bush went to the
worlds fair last week, Mrs. George Dey-
cite is taking care of Cora Deyette, who is
very ill.-Miss Maud Russell teaches the
fall term of school in w. |. Bradley's dis
trict MIR. d. r. Irish and family, who
have been here for the summer, returned
homo last week.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
The Ladies Aid society will hold social
at the residence Of Brayton Clark on Tues
day eve ning the 18th inst DR.. w. H. H.
Varney has returned from New York. M.
j. Dessautel, formerly in the employ of II.
Ray of Burlington, will con tinue the black
smithing business ut the village. He has
moved his family into rooms in Mrs. Shaw's
Parker, who has moved in the Cyrus Beers
house.
SHELBURNE.
Mrs F. r. Stoddard has gone to Mont
gomery visiting Mrs. George Smith and
Mrs. H. H. Read have returned from tho
stats w. c. r. L. at Montpelier. H. F.
Ssxton and c. Winterbottom are buying
fruit for John Nix of New York. DR. Il.
O. Stoddard OF Granville, n. Y, visited
his brother, Dr. II. Il. Stoddard Friday. -
Miss Florence Bsdeli has returned to Mont
gomery.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Master Harry Drury has entered the c
class at the Burlington High school.
Quite a number attended the Plattsburgh
fair from this vicinity.
Some young men in the neighbcr hood are
contemplating q visit to the WORLDS fair in
the near future.
Miss Much has opened school in district
No. s.
The pig which was taken without Mr.. l..
S. Drew's permission at the State fair, and
the watermeloa under the same conditions
from Il. Merrihew, have been settled for by
the payment Of $40 in each case.
John Golden, a popular mail carrier from
CharlestowD, Mass, has joined his brother
in his vacation at j. ii. Psters.
RICHMOND.
Miss Anna Ellis has been appointed as
sstant postpistress for Richmond. - Mr..
and Mrs. +. T. Jacobs have returned from
a visit TO the worlds fair and the Western
States. r. NJ Conant is buying potatoes.
james Walston from Bellows Falls, an
old resident, is visiting in towr.
ST. GEORGE.
Russell Tiley lost the end of his finger
while at work in Hinesburgh. Harry Til
Icy of Springfield visited with Martin f.
Tlley last week. The steam cider mill
started up on the 18th inst Capt. W. II.
Miliham has gone on deer hunt in the Ad-
irondacks Florence Buley was home over
Sunday. w. n. Isham is ser wing as grand
juror at County Court. -Rollin f. Forbes,
ID, is attending school in Willston village.
JERICHO CENTRE.
Frank Pease has returned to Boston after
a two weeks visit here. School has begun
with Miss Agge Morse teacher. Miss
Edna Haskins is homo from Worcester,
Mass, where she is at work in the asylum
VIII Haskins died Saturday aud was
buried here Monday. Eddie Ransom and
MIR. James " aston, an old resident, but
now OF Saxtops River has been visiting
mere Mrs Hattie II. Higgins is visiting
| her mother and sister. Rev. Austin Hazen
of Richmond attended the funeral Of Will
liam Hatkins.
UNCERHlll.
pleasant surprise was given Mrs. W. S.
Nay Tuesdav the 18th. Members of the
Congregational church and Woman's Relief
corps, with other friends, met at her home
and presented her with beautiful silver
tea set This in appreciation of he r
services as organist and choir leader an d
for willing musical services rendered on oil
occasions. Mrs. c. Pike presented the
token in behalf of the organizations repre-
ssnted, to which DR.. Nay responded for
Mrs. Nay. Refreshments were served aud
the evening was pleasantly spent in a soci Il
manner.
WESTFORD.
ARENAS Rogers was buried Wednesday
| Rev. L. H. HerIick of Milton officiated. -