Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-12

died April ., having been i'll for some
time; age about - years D j. Burlcigh,
wife and son Bruce returned to their home
in Cleveland, o., Thursday.
George f. Moody of Burlington spent
Sunday in town,-John Duffus spent Sun
day with his family. Mrs Ii. o. Ward of
Moretown is visiting at G. L. Wynan's.
Miss Della Morgan Of Burlington spent Fri
day and Saturday with Miss May Wrisley
Miss May Wrisey returned to her duties
at Charlotte Saturday evening Tho Liter
airy club met Tuesday evening with Miss
Pearl Randall Fred Somprvile is home
from Worcester for vacation. N. K
Brown and daughter Bessie of Burlington
were guests of j. W. Moody Fast day
Edward Scott was in town Friday.-Frank
Elliott of Burlington spent Fast day ut
home. H T.. Boyce and wife returned
from Boston Thursday night. f. At
klns and wife are spending few days in
Burlington. There was party of f. Young
people from Stove who took a ride to this
place and had Fast day dinner served at
Barrett s.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Lord of
Burlington were in town Friday
NORTHFlELD.
Rev Mr.. Donaldson exchanged pulpts
with Rev. Mr.. Hazen last Sunday.--1here
was union praise service at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday night. led by Prof.
Harrington. The granite industry here is
i'll most hourishing condition. About 80
men are employed, The daily FREE Press
Is on sale at Nichols & Sanborn S drug store.
Lumber for the corn cauncrv to be e5tab-
llshed here is beginning to arrive
There are three additions to the freshman
class at the university this term Mes,rs
l'sa1s1s Dill !
airy contest for selection Of commencement
prize speakers from the freshman and
sophomore classes takes place in the chapel
Tuesday and Wednesday, nights. Mrs.
Barry died Sunday night from the
effects of an apoplectic shock. The
Ladies Monthly Missionary society met
with Mrs. DR.. Hazen Tuesday afternoon.
Prof. Harrington closed a successful musical
convention Monday night.--The Hidden
Hand will be played by local talent before
u West Randolph audience next Friday
evening and at Bethel Saturday evening
f. W Bancroft of Montpelier will give his
lecture, "lrish Ballads under the auspices
of st. Mary's guild Thursday evening at
Armory hall.--H. Z. Burnap has rented the
tillage land of K. H. Miller
EAST MONTPELIER.
The new creamery at the East village was
opened last week.-Julans Willis house
and barns were burned on the Sth The
family being away nothing was saved but
the live stock. j. II. Morgan has rented
his farm and moved into the Harvey house.
Mrs. Minnie Tompleton is to teach the
school at South Calais f. A. Pierce will
teach at the Morse school house
WARREN.
W. A. Blair takes subscriptions for the
FREE Press. --Guerlen Shattuck and fomi-
ly are TO move to New York soon. The
school house in the village is being re-
shingled.-P. Pada has sold his farm to
Joseph Mathews and is to move TO Massa-
chusetts Miss Abbie Church is to keep
school in No. ). Mrs. G.. f. Moore in No. :.
Miss Clara Dimick in No. $, and Mrs Carrie
JoNiu in the primary grade i'll the village
Asa Colby is to build horse barn the
coming summer. Miss Mary Black of Fays-
ton is at work for y. ~ Robinson. Russell
Shattuck has sold his farm to Mason Brad
ley.
PLAlNFiSLO
Mrs. Harry Laird died at her home last
week Wednesday. The funeral was held
Friday at her late residence, Rev. L. +.
Fortney officiating Miss Ada Sherburue
Of Barre aud Miss Smith Of Mortified are
engaged to teach the village school Mrs
Mason Page of Barre and Miss Daisy Lowe
of Montpelier visited in town Fast day
Mrs. j. VI. Batoheier gave whist rarity
last Friday Rena Davis of Barre
spent Sunday at his uncle's. Hon. W. s.
Martin .-W. ;. Martin Jr., of Manchester
NJ H., was in town the first Of the week
FAYSTON.
John Livingston is quito i'll with peuri,v
Wallace Howe has contracted to saw the
logs at George y. Billings mill. John Mar
tin has moved his family into the house with /