Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-08

their teams into the river while drawing ice
last week, but succeeded in getting them out.
ESSEX CENTER.
The marriage of Tyler II. Calkins of Ber-
| lin, Pa. and Miss Florence A. futile of this
place, took place at Hollis $. Tuttle's, father
of the bride, where q few friends OF the
| bride and bridegroom assembled TO witness
the ceremony. The happy couple were pleas
antly remembered by numerous presents.
Mr.. Calltns is a young man of excellent bus
incsS capacity has been in the employ of the
Standard Oil company several years, enjoys
the confidence of his employers. commands q
liberal salary. aud at the present time has
charge of - miles of the company south
crn Iipe line division Mrs. Calkins is a
| lady beloved by a large circle of friends, has
been a member of the Methodist church for
several years, leading soprano in its choir,
very active member of the Epworth league
and a prominent worker in nearly every en-
terprisc which has the well being of the com
munity atheart The newly married couple
are to make their home near Gettysburg
! Pa Immediately after the wedding, Mr.
and Mrs. Calkins started for Montreal for a
short bridal tour.
George Daggert has gone to Gloversvllc,
G. II. Brown of Underhll We're in town
Monday. Epworth league had a ban
quet and toast entertainment at W. L.
Chapin's Tuesday evening. Jack Beeman,
the genial proprietor of the Ferguson House
for the past few months. moves to Williston
village this week and opens hotel there
Mrs Jenne and daughter of Boston were at
Mrs Gilmond's last Friday and Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcbride of Colches
ter are stopping at James Bixbys.
FACT cuAplOTTE
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W. ~ On NiIS' N"l'" Ho"" Ia ~
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80, 80, 49, r,,, Mant,oii',. fs
few dnvs.-I,n,yis colt has n position with
the Fire Clay company of Rutland and will
move his family there soon
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The Sons of Veterans give a basket dance
at the hall Friday evening, February ,.
They will close their winters series
of dances with grand ball early in
ment committee have elected the following
officers: Chairman. NJ. ]. Ellis; secretary
{. w. Lewis; treasurer. {. j. Smith.
MRS A. u, hi9e was p"rleu from hcr
+i,,ati, ',,r,,,., amL 1oa,I,, Lo1orod ~. =
LARGO cIrcln If fr;ords The KINGS Douub :
tors attended tbn services - Miss Iizlio
Tucker ratrrnad 70 Stor.sborn SUNDAY
A Johns hos purchased tho urar,isos of Cv-
rms Taft and GTarv \ Dow, Toft which Land
odio;ns he WiIliaIrs,,,' ,,,,,.cboso N. T. y
Ross has returned from Concord y II and
viii attend medical lectures nj Rurlingtnr
Tho basket dance nt G 4 r bolI last
Friday was attended, Inv in comics Nillor,s
orchestra furnished ,nusic-R F. Morrill,
and q NJ Norton ar, to onero,rn in tbo Inn, =
nor business for ! W Trudn MIR Jobr
Stevens has moved outo tbe(icoroe Williams
farm
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h'C7"ONO'
charles Berry Oh Bolton dled tue 4th IN
slant The funeral was at Richmond Tues
day under Masonic WrectlOn-Buel e. An
drewS and wife OF Albany, \. y, were IN
town to attend tn" funeral OF Mrs, a. d.
White, Mrs. Andrews brother Con
= gregatlonal church last saturday voted to
, incorporate according TO the statute Kew.
AUSTIN ta|en Is moderator; salmon ueeen,
CLERK; NJ. = W hltcomb, treasurer; IS. >.
business committees
lINrcpIIpCu
H. L. r"lln'r, VINO mas oe''ii very SICK, IS
, cohNaleSceht '-fHly -u"o couples attriiued
'he pan a, Tue 'ar!eh'Tr ii""'e rritaS
evening. MIS- H. \, nrecher Is very SIGN
i . Darker VINO pr"ke MS reg Is aole 10
get AROUND on Grutcies'-N III FISH, VINO
+ mas peei OH Tue ilulett laili LOT iour year 8
VIII hoNc 10 bt'lcl -haIti ul'uS " asi-
= n''ile moves from 'hr " llSoii l"riii 10 'ne
sutton larlh III 81 ''eorSe' uoou-
iich carries on VI r. bennington farm
TINS year
5 edheSdaS evening george L. ,asSaVah
t gave an entertainment IN .ile 'onel eSa.ioil
v al church' under the auspices OF 'he l.