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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-22

ing in town. School in district No. 10, Adj
die NJ. Hcmenway teacher, closed Feb
ruarv 18th and the following scholars were
neither absent or tardy: Lou NJ. Whitney,
Faith Il. Wheeler, Guy V. Farr, Lila G.,
Hubbard and Dudley n Rice. Those not
absent were Harry and Frank Wilson.
MONKTON.
Miss Sylvia Eddy has returned to Mont
pcler.-Thc revival meetings at the Baptist
church closed last Friday evening. Tues
day. February 20, was the 10th wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs George b. Cox,
and was observed by n gathering of rela-
tiveS and friends in the evening. who left
substantial tokens of good will Mrs. Car
RE Williams has gone to the hospital in Bur
lington for trcatment.--Rev. Fred Skif
went to South Stalksboro last week TO as.
sist in the Friends meetings held there and
in Lincoln. -Alonzo Crossman has bought of
Antoine Carpenter n house and II acres of
land north of the Ridge. and will take pos
session March News has been received of
the death of Mrs. Mary lIallnck, a former
resident of this town The funeral was at
tended on Tuesday at her home in New
York several relatives from here being
present.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. AlBANS.

The Cniversalist society will celebrate
Nashington' : birthday with an antique enter
tainment. There will be an exhibition of
relics, curiosities, furniture, needlework,
etc. There will be both spinning and weaving.
The flax will be prepared in the loom and spun
on the little Wheel wool will be spun on the
large wheel, and the loom will be in opera
ton. Tho machines will be handled by
Veritable women Of ''ye olden time" a
large number will be dressed in costumes of
long ago, and delicious supper will be
served, comprising all the dishes which our
grandmothers used to make. This will be an in
tcresting and instructive entertainment,
especially to the young, who know so little
of the early days.
Mrs. II. NJ. Stevens and Madam Branch
left Wednesday evening for California.
They are to go directly to New Orleans,
thence through Texas to southern Califor-
ma. Mrs. Stevens expects Ia DE absent
from home about two months, returning by
the northern route through Oregon and
canada Madam Branch will visit her
daughter al Santa Cru, Mrs Eleazer
JeIetG
Mr. Albert kuUlss has gone into the gro
Gerry business in Swanton With his father
Mr., e. ID, Rublee. Mr.. Rublre's family
will remain in St Adams. MIR. o, Is,
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRISVlLLE.

The report of A. \. Niles. cler; of tn,
school board, giving the vital statistics fol
the year 1898, shows that there We're ,,
births and 43 deaths in the town. OF this
number the village corporation had - births
and % deaths. -Mr \. c. West, whose
Vermont House hotel was burned this
winter, is making preparations to build as
soon as spring opens, \ cotllllon party is
to be held in town nall Friday evening,
February 23.-The Grand Army post, w.
Il, C. and Sons of Veterans held socablc
Saturday evening. Tic academy students
held a cobweb sociabe in academy hall Fri
day evenin%.-An effort i being made 10
organize "A Ladies' Aid society of the Sons
of Veterans. --Lamoille Grange is holding
largely attended meetings this winter. The
next meeting is to be held Thursday, Feb
ruary %, at which time the topic "What
are the hindrances to the prosperity of the
average farmer - Will be discussed.
Mrs. Charles K. Page died ut her home
Wednesday afternoon The funeral services
were held Friday afternoon. The entertain
ment for the benefit of the library fund
will probably be held February y. gen
eral committee meeting was held Thursday
III the library to start arrangements
The town auditors finished their work
Saturday morning. Their report will show
that the town is in debt to the amount of
.O6 with assets amounting to S9lo, ~,
The town has sold nearly $1,000 worth of
liquor, at profit of nearly Sl4Vo. Some
over $1,000 has been expended ON high
ways and bridges and over $4,000 on the
schools of the town. Bloomindale Ellis will
leave II. Wade's employ and work for l.. b.
Boynton. His place at W AIDES will be filled
10y Frank Thomas. "A. G. Small of Wi
nooski is in town. His father F. q. Small.
is having slow run of fever,-The Cniver-
salist Ladies' circle will meet at Austin
wilkins at Cady's Falls Thursday after
noon and evening That portion of the
National Fibre Board company works
which manufactures the material Is shut
down indefinitely because u a lal &c sur
plus stock Oh hand The manufacture OF
the finished goods will be continued Mrs
H NJ Gordon left Monday Tor two weeks
visit in Lynn, MIR. d. l.. Gates farm ON
the Elmore road has been purchased by o.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

The two new locomotives of the Benning-
tom and Rutland railroad are now run ON
the sleeping train and afternoon flyer be-
tween Troy and Rutland. Tho Ed Bates
Hose company, No. ! has just beeu organ
lied in the seventh wand. Mahlon Taft
has been elected foreman. FIX County
Clerk Z. j. Hail. who has been i'll at his
uncle's in Springfield Mass, is getting bet
ter.-Custer post, G. y. r., will celebrate
Washington's birthday with an entertain
mcnt III their hall in the evening. Tho en-
gaGement of Miss Bertha Grswold of this
village TO John Shaw of Wcybridge is an
nounccd. The marriage will take place in
Anril
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Mrs. g. W. Lee formerly of this place,
died in Lowell. Mass. February. lO.-E.
&. Robinson and wife of Island Pond hava
been visiting Dr.. c. F. Branch. Maud
Chanberlin OF Cambridgcport, Mass, has
been in town visiting frends.-L. l.. Gotr
and wife have gone to Sharon to visit Mr..
Cons sisters The Moore Granite compa.
ny have commenced work again. t. \.
Phillip, has been putting new and inl-
proved machinery into his laundry Miss
+. :. W ilsou of Concord, y H.
is the day operator in the West
eru Union Telegraph office, while
Miss Rodey goes to Albuquerque y. NJ
The widow of the late Capt q. W.
Fogg died at her residence IN Derby, Feb,
ruary No. of heart failure.
The case of the towns Of Craftsbury vs..
Greensboro went to the jurors at 80
a. m. Wednesday. While they
were out three persons We're natural
lied. The Jury, after being out 80
minutes returned verdict in favor of the
plaintiff to recover S3l1S 50, it being the
whole amount claimed. The next case was
that of Robert NJ. Walker vs. G. z. Fisher,
both of Glover, for trespass in the spring of
1898 The plaintiff claimed that the de-
fendaut drove across his farm after being
forbidden to, and that he the plaintiff re-
ceiycd injuries in attempting to stop him
from so doing.
Court assembled at Q o'clock. Friday fore.
noon. The case of Walker vs.. Fisher was
discontinued, owing to some defect on the
part of the defendant, He is to pay the
plaintiff SO and all taxable costs. After
doing some routine work Il recess was taken
until O'Clock in the afternoon. when the
case of Grin Magoon of Derby VS.. the Bos-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-22

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WANTED.

When you want anything, advertise in
the new special column of this paper Some
bargains are offered there this week which
1t Will pay you to read about See page
seven This paper has more than $4,000
readers every week, and one cent a word
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f. Russell C. A. Gates returned to Cbica.
go last week. Charles H. Woodbury..
brother and sister were in town from Bur.
lington last Friday and Saturday.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Luce of Waterbury
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs Is. 5. Elenwood Miss Florence Psre
has returned 10 her home in Plainfield. =
Postmaster GriSwod has rented Mrs T. b.
Jones house on Main street and will move
the postotlce there April Prof. Elmore
closed his dancing school here Monday
night.-Mrs. Iambku of Burlington i, Wis
iting her sister. Mrs White 1t is a daush-
ter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Gates
Our village school clo,es this week Fri
day. Knox has purchased a lot of j.
w. Page and is to erect house on it thi,
spring Eli Burnham Of Hyde Park has
been visiting in town. Nora Buker visited
Miss Smith at Wateryille over sunday
Oscar Petty and wife are visiting at Amos
Stevens Norman r. Nvc was recently
married by Rev. F. c. Taylor Of HYDE Park
to Miss Louise CaswclI-The roll call and
social of the Second Congregational church
was held at the parsonage February ID
The merchants Of Cambridge have formed
board Of trade The next meeting will be
held with G. f. Hulburd.
CADY'S FALLS.
Edwin Billiard i, working for s. c. Town.
who i, getting material to build an addition
to the huildinG occupied by \. Durkec. -
Ju>tu, Little has moved to the Thorpe farm.
Willie Green has left the bosom of his
family and is now in parts unknown to the
general public, in consequence OF difficulty
with hi, landlaly concerning some hay.
! bar e. ..,.'-
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Lyon, Mrs. George Stimets and Mrs.
James Butler are ON the SICK list.-B. F.
Nyc is to move back to the Centre. his son
Emmett having rented his farm.-A son of
the late Jesse Jcwett is in town Cndcavoring
to settle up his father estate.
FLETCHER.
The gross receipts of the last oyster sup
per amounted to about S93. Justin Leach
and family Of Hyde Park were III town last
week Mr. Chase of Essex Junction is visit
Ing in TOWN.. j. Fitzgerald will work
for Mr. French again this summer. it being
his fourth year with Mr. French. -.Je,ec
Parsons is out again after having the
measles,
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Belle Davis la, returned TO school at
johnson. e lommie Campbell has returned
home from Montpelier The Christian En-
doaNor societies will unite and have a Martha
Washington sociabe the 22d at Stiles hail.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
At the prize speaking in West Berkshire
February is. Miss Bess G. Hadd of this
place took the first prize of s. Mis-, Myrtle
Mo,ior aud Mr. Charles Austin tool, the
second and third. ~ and 50 Misses Grace
anu iltltlN iN'llSt ilitl llJllDiUJic mention. -
Rev. A. 7. Solaudt goes to Montreal Thurs
day TO attend the revival meetings there
conducted 10y Rev. b. Fay Mills Rev. L. H.
Elliot OF Waterbury Will supply the pulpit
February p.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
Mrs. G.. W. Searls is at Windsor for few
days visiting her relatives at that piacc.-
Miss Anna HGdd, who visited the World :
Fair in October. and from there went to
Kansas, returned home the 18th inst Mr..
Philo EWin, has rented his farm to Mr.. Ba-
kcr-.At the prize speaking contest Friday
evening the 10Th inst, at the Methodist
church in th, place, Miss Bessie Hadd Of
East Berkshire was awarded the first prize,
Myrtle Mosier of thi, place the second.
Charles Austin the third. Limitations are
out t. the marriage of Miss Sabra Chaifce
and Mr.. Lawrence Laraby at the residence
of the biile'> father, MIR. James Chattee's ;,
the DIST inst.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY,.
ALBURG CENTRE.


The Grand Isle County Teachers institute.
the last in the State for the season. was
held at this place on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday February % Examiner NJ. O.
Kinney of South Hero presiding Hon NJ
: Stone of Westfied. State superintendent
of education, gave opening and closing adj
dresses and able instructions to the teachers
Principals Dewart of st. Albans. Farr of
Swauton and Phelps of Richford also
gave practical talks on departments Of
teaching and Commissioner II. NJ
Mott OF Champaign, \. y, gave
an address on Friday afternoon. Tina
town hall was well filled with the people of
the town and some from other towns. all of
whom showed tine deepest interest in the
proceedings.
Quarterly conference at the Methodist
church here February - Mt 10 a. IN, The
stewards are requested to be present Til.
presiding elder will be present.
SOUTH HERO.
+. j. Farrell is in town Arthur Robin
son of Boston has been in town.-Sixty
couples attended the masquerade ball at
Corbins hall last February 9.-Thc Bur
lngton and Pittsburgh stages via South
Hero made their first trip the l3th.-Brad
Smith of New Haven has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. 7. J.. Kinney. Thirty from
South Hero attended the oyster supper and
lecture at Grand Isle Wednesday night
The horse trot which was to take place here
March | will be postponed one week Oh ac-
count of the races at Burlington. Laura
Kinney who has been sick long time is
able to ride out occasionally.
ALBURG.
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VERMONT NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The Winoosli valley, Villages Up North,
Along otter Creek and by the shores of
White River Covered by Special Re
portcrs.
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will reach them all.
up to the Fulsom house and had supper aud
social dance Monday night. The people
OF this vicinity are expecting II good thing
next Thursday and Friday evenings when
the cantata of Queen Esther under the d-
| rectlon OF {. f. Macomber, will he enacted.
| "A praise service was held Mt the Baptist
church last Sunday evening with Il full
| house.
HlNESBURGH.
There wa, an enthusiastic railroad meet
ing at the town hall Monday. After state
ments Of estimates, etc, by Hon. G. &. Peck,
isaiah Dow and others an informal vote was
taken tn give an expression of opinion as to
| the desirability of IL railroad. Only four
| persons present voted in the negative. The
| Aiion q'lartette of New York gave a free
concert Tuesday evening. w cdnesday oven
! ing Kew MIR. Cady gave an illustrated lee
ture ON China It the Methodist church -
Thursday evening there will be sociablc at
Mrs. II. VI. Hull s.-Friday the Hinesburgh
| High school closes with rhetorical exercises
in the afternoon Four prizes are TO be
| given to the best speakers. Friday evening
there will be a sociable at Mrs. Guy 1'oby's
| Last Friday evening n delegation of
knights of Birmingham from Middlebury
and Bristol conferred the degrees at the
Carpenter House.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
The Spear street Reading circle accepted
an invitation to go to Colchester, and a
! party of Ii made the trip.
+. y. Druly and family are quite ill.
-
| O'NOCnr''-I
MIS-. Homer Nichols and daughter of
MiduleseN are at her fathers, Robert Jack
SON hoihaS Mig mas been taken to Rut-
ANA Tor lntoXlcatlon. IN aunt of his little
GlIiS mas taken them away to care for them
MIS- u ilke mas been quite seriously i'll
l"r several days, one OF her Affections being
Sl"Siilonlc cfoui.-Mrs' y. l.. Bates has re-
,urmcu |" burlington. her mother. Mrs NJ
a. 'lher, beng cohIah'Ncent. ALVIN Cillcy
mas moved INTO the Libby house, near |. Il.
treason $ he home OF Mrs Il. ;. Hadley
OF Nouth Burlington, formerly of this town,
,',', ''" 'lu'i ior I'VE weeks or
dren with c,nl.orro.b An hn,,a ,.1,',.,,,'
or ara ,ou,.,Io.,,,,,+ Ega,ts t,,i.
mndn to b,,n ola,t, 1i,rh+s rro,,, IT,, ~ .
mill of U,,na, Thn,r,,s9n onI ,,;,I, ta;,.
snrrnss Sn,..,..i If thn ,.i+iga,,. h,'l
ronund fo,. tl,.,, i, tLnir b,,,,.,. o,,'t ,i,,
of business Lola Pitman has returned TO
c. Pixies after several months stay in Bur
lington.-C. Pike attended the revival
meetings at Burlington last week and gave
his congregation some account of them last
Sunday.
COLCHESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs =. l.. Parmalee and their
daughter. Allie. are sick-Tbe plunknt.
family are impro,inpr. with the nxcnntion If
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FRANKLIN.

The exhibition given IN the town hall
Saturday evening by the pupils of the vii
!age schools was pronounced the best of the
kind IN many years. Asa l. Powell of
Reedley, Cal, is visiting ut his brothers -
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturtevant have gone to their
home in Brandon.
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ALBURG.

The marriage of Elmer \. johnson I
Sarah y. Reynolds is announced for Febru
IrN ~
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HIGHGATE.

j. b. Sanderson has returned to West
Newton, Mass, r. y. Spear and wife to
Farnham +. O., and Ashley Hamilton and
wife to Manchester, y. H.--Jos-ph Brewer
is at his brother s.-tieorge Sturgeon of this
place and James O'Neil of st. Adams are to
wre,tle for purse of 500 and gate money
at St Alhans March lG-NIrs @ L
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-22
BOLTON.

Harry and Charles Buckley of Moretown
are visiting here.-A. G. Huntlev, who has
been confined to the house for the last 10
weeks with broken lee, was out last week
for the first time. Among the sick are
Mrs. &. W. Stevens. Mrs. A. c. Stevens and
Mrs. c. ". Raney.-MrS. Lizzie Chamber
lain has returned to her work in Burlngton
--C. p. q g. W Stevens have re
ceived a very large bill Of timber from the
Central Vermont railroad. to be delivered as
SOON rs possible.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-22
GRANVILLE.

The Chicago Art Loan Association Sis
tanned a serious loss i'll the sudden death Of
Clarence Selleck Mrs. + Campbell is
teaching school IN South Hollow Mary
Reed Of MoretoTn is visiting al F . Ken
nedy w II Bliss u Iiddlebury ". E
johnson u WoodsrocE J b Denison of
West Randolph and ] J Wilson Of Berhel
were in town Monday aud Tues
day aud settled the law suit between
Ieba Lamb and his son, Frank Lamb of
Boston. AFRO Ford Of NorhIlcld is visit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-22
SHELDON.

The warnings for town meeting are post
ed. 1t is to be held in Maynard's hall --
Rev. Mr.. Thatcher is improving slowly. -
The ladies of the Congregational church
have posted notices of lecture at the church
parlor on Thursday evening, February %.
by Rev. Mr.. Davis Subject "Nit and
Pun -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-22
WEYBRIDGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Cole gave reception
at their home Monday evening. The meet
ngs at the Methodist church were held four
days of last week and We're quite interesting.
although the severe storms made the attend
ancc small. They will he continued this
week at the homes of the more distant mem
bers.-John a. Child has been appointed
town auditor, to fill the vacancy caused by
the absence of NJ. +. Sprnguc Presiding
Elder Noe preached in the Methodist church
last Sunday evening to large audience.
Rev. Charles Leonard of Middebury was
present and assisted in the serNtco,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-22
SHOREHAM.

The social and observation party at l.. II.
Tottingham's last week was a very pleasant
affair. Howard Burge took up double
load from the village. Perry Wolcott re-
turned from Burlington last week. Mrs
Thurman Wolcott fell and broke her hip
last Thursday.