Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-08

their fist baby boy. Rev J. f. Wright
delivered lecture at the East Village hall
last Thursday evening on is seeing be
lieving PC. f. Dudley WAC obliged to
close his musical convention in Calais Sat
urday afternoon, on account Of his illness -
The next whist party is 10 be Thursday
evening at the hall. All are cordially in
vtcd.
NORT1FlELD.
Observer Line of the weather bureau re-
ports u mean temperature for February of
1875 n maximum of 1 I on the 18th and a
minimum of 81 on the 2jth. The prevail
ing direction Of the wind was south and the
total precipitation amounted to 81 inches.
WORCESTER.
Mr.. Fort, n blacksmith from Barton has
moved into one of the Vail tenement, and
will do business in the old shop for NJ =.
Kent -Albee Richardson Of this town and
Miss Jessie f. Wilder of Walingford were
married IL few days ago and are living at
"Lons. ''--Thomas Buck, an old resident,
died at the home of his brother in Williams
town Sunday, February p aged Is The
remains were brought here for burial Tues
day. February 2i.-William II. II. Buck
has moved into one of Mr. Walls tenemcnts
Mrs. Alice Pratt has moved uto part of
the old Deacon Poor house. Quite a party
of our young folks enjoyed a ride to Sodom
and took in the play last Wednesday even
ing. The Mite" society gave an old
/ fashioned supper at the town hall Thursday
evening.
PLAlNFlELD.
| Mrs J. +. Wells gave pleasant whist
party last Wednesday. A universal whist
! party at the Grand Army hail every Tues
day night is enjoyed by many. Mr. George
Kent of Calais visited Orlando H. Martin
| last Sunday. Miss Glce Kent. Of Calais,
Miss Kate Kent of Goddard seminary and
Mis-, Blanche Spaulding of North Montpelier
visited X. Alice Martin last Sunday.
CALAIS.
Mrs T.. D. Howe is rapidly recovering
from pneumonia at j. O. Lambs in East
Calais The creamery question was dis
/ ClI~sed by many farmers and Mr.. Slocuu
will be at the Union church in East Caiai,
Saturday afternoon March 10. to further
discuss the matter Hon. ~ DWnel OF
East Calais has let his farm to his son, ID. +
Dwincll for one year W. l.. Pierce is in
Boston this week --.Queen Esther is to b,
played at East Calais Tuesday. March 3D.
WAlTSFlELD.
Mr.. William Haselton has returned from
Bellows Fails. The building committee APP
pointed for the erection of new churcl
are .. g. Eaton. r. A. Bovce and T.. f.
Lockwood Between $500 and $4,000 hay,
been subscribed for the new church and pre-
parationa are being much for its erection
The cost of the new school house a. Show
bv the town report wa, S3J!3Nl Som,
farmers are scattering their tubs and pre-
pairing for an early sugar season.
EAST ROXBURY.
Charles Bennett died quite suddenly Feb
2S. and was buried the following Thurs
day Rev. Charles Morse of Brookleld. ae
sisted by the William H. Boyuton post o
Northted. of which he was member, con
Quoted the services A creamery mcptin,
was held last Friday night and officer
elected. Work on the creamery buildm.
will soon be commenced Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Laid celebrated their 2jth ami
} versary last Saturday night \ small sun
of money and several presents were lel
them.
WARREN.
= u. \. Blair has moved into hi- house j
the village -George Martin Of Waitstiel
was IN town last week, i ne arren Dram
attic club presented The Stolen WIZ j.
, Waitstield last week Tuesday evening. H
- F. Joslin Of Waitsticd was in town la,
r. week.
a NORTH FAYSTON.
l Arthur Mill is quite sick Miss Bel
Il Brown has returned to Waterbury Mar
Crowley of Mortified is home visiting he
j parents Mrs. F. S IIeatOn has gone t
' Barre to visit her daughter, Mrs. j. |
II Ryan. Garlic Nelson has taken his daugl
ter Blanch to Sutton. T. O., To- live with hi
brother, G. Proctor. Mrs. l., W. Porter
& visiting her friends in Bellows Falls o.
y The Willing Workers presented IL
l. Methodist society of this place with vei
II nice silver communion set. They met la
Saturday at schoolhouse No. I, and had
e very pleasant gathering.
10 WATERBURY CENTRE.
J. Misses Hartig and Moffett. the lady eva
II geists who are laboring at the Street. wi
speak at the Methodist church next Mondt