Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-19

G. Cady. --Eleck King of Grown Point,
brother of Mrs Nathan Decker, is with the
family here.
ORWELL.
Miss Agnes Mercure has gone to Rutland
to visit relatives. The village schools
opened this week. Miss Burns of this place
and Miss Mcdonald of Benson are the teach
crs.--Mrs. Royce and daughter are spend
| ing several days in Burlington. j ames
Stay and family have gone to Ticonderoga,
where they will make their home. Mr..
Perry has moved his family into the house
on the new street. which no recently pur-
chased. Charles Stay mas rented the place
vacated by Mr.. Perry.-Mrs. Murray OF
| Fair Haven is the guest of Mrs. Boynton. 49,
| Dr. Townsend has moved his dentist Office
to the residence of Tom Lcwia.-A new walk
has been laid from town hill to the new
| street in the village
BRlOPORT.
A. II. Weed of Hinesburgh is in town on
| business. II +. Towner is assisting during
the cloak sale Mt the Fletcher store-Mr.
and Mrs. l.. a. Skill of Middlebury spent
Sunday in town.. \. Nison has pur-
chased the Black Hawk stock farm &C. r.
Sollace is to open his now hotel May |.
CORNWALL.
! Mrs Lucy Jones of Boston, who has spent
| the winter with her nephew, II. c. Jones,
| al West Cornwall left last week for Fitch
| burg. Mass, to visit n brother -Abram
| Ellsworth who has been seriously i'll for
some time. is slowly improving. Henry
Simond, of Whiting is nursing him. Miss
Sarah Guernsey, who has for several years
past been teacher among the Indians,
| spoke of her work there at the Vestry of the
Congregational church in Middlebury Tues
| day afternoon.
MONKTON.
Mrs. Samuel Miles has returned home
| from Utica, y. y, where she has been visit
ing her son.--The Ferrisburgh band give
a minstrel entertainment at the Temple OF
Honor hall Tuesday evening, half the pro-
ceeds to be used for the benefit of the Monk
ton band. The creamery owned by Allen
Il Co. near the Ridge opened for the season
last Monday The Woodward variety show
exhibited four evenings last week Mt the
Temple of Honor hail. drawing fair houses
each night.
Repairs are being made on the creamery
in the east part of the town. 1t will he ready
for use about the 23d.-rhe Thomas Bros are
to build silo and other farm buildings -
| Road Commissioner Bean commenced work
ing the roads the 10th. Will Leno has moved
to Bristol Flats-Miss l.. Train, who has
been spending the winter at Sanford
Tracy's. has gone to visit her brother, Eddie
Train of Nergennes.
ADDISON.
Edna Jones is at home C. W. Read is
sick.-Mrs H A. Stocltle is convalescent
| l., Gin
Morrison, is with Mrs Laura Smith S
only daughter, Lillian, is very low.-Mrs.
NJ. X Barbour of Bridport was with her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, last week.
Mrs. Ellsworth Dolan is at c. W. Barbour ;.
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in Addison. See ad page s.
WEST ADDISON.
The schools in town begin Monday. April
%. Miss Ella Holcomb is to teach in the
Nanderhoof district-Miss Mabel Mark is
with her aunt. Mrs. Gideon Whitford, for
the summer Miss Flossy Acome is at c.
b. Strong's.
LINCOLN.
Mr. and Mrs A. n Green are in Boston
A pleasant party was given Friday
at the home of George Bagley, the occasion
being the 18th birthday anniversary of their
daughter Minnie w. Farr returned to
Rutland Monday evening Mrs. Nelson
Hill, who has been in poor health for some
time, died suddenly of neuralgia of
the heart Sunday morning. Mrs. Rob
ert Wilson is quite sick with neuralgia. -
Arthur Caldwell of Worcester, Mass, made
his father, James Caldwell, brief visit last
week.
GRANVILLE.
Maggie Downs is at home. Harry Kerr
has gone to the Catskill MOUNTAINS, n. Y.
to work. --Aleck Downs was in Middebury
recently.-Mr. and Mrs Allie Briggs visited
at the Bread Loaf Inn, Ripton over Sun
day.-Lulu Lull is at home from Mortified
Mass.
WEYsRIDGE.
NJ L. Boies is painting his residence -
The Christian Endeavor society will give a
sociable at Miss Lucy Wizards Friday even
ing, April 2O.-Mrs. j. p. Brittell Miss
Gerte Shaw, Carl Shaw and Cameron
Sprigg will attend the wedding of John
Shaw and Miss Bertha Griswold at Benning
ton Wednesday. Mr.. Shaw will return
with his bride Thursday afternoon and hold
a reception at his residence here in the even
ing. Thomas Dewey has purchased the
larger part of a. j Slows farm. Mis-.
Nette tunnels of Newbury opened schoo
this week in district No. ,. This is the only
change made in the list Of teachers for tn,
spring term.
SHOREHAM.
The Junior Endeavor society are invited
to meet at the parsonage next Saturday af
ternoon.-The missionary meeting will be-
held with Mrs Frank Douglas next Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Sarah Northrup o
Bolivar, Pa, is visiting Mrs. NJ. H. North
rup.-Poles are being set FOR the new tele
i phone line, which is to be placed between
Shoreham village and the station. The vii
lage school opened Monday, April 1G-Is
/ real Philon and Miss Jennie Annchmal
were married at the Catholic church Mon
day morning, April IL.
HANCOCK.
The Juvenile Society will meet with JOSH
, and Jessie Page Friday afternoon, April 20
Mabel Clafin will complete her labor's a