Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-25

Hall IOr nOHlnB religious 0'lNiSCH III t"O
present.
ST. GEORGE.
NJ T.. Tiley is in Burlington learning
Mrs. Jackson. lsham is
somewhat better. The Both anniversary Of
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs james Mill
ham was celebrated on the evening of the
10th by more than 100 of their friends, who
met by invitation at their house. Miller's
orchestra of Starksboro were there and
good time was the exclamation of all. Many
valuable and useful presents, with about $50
i'll cash. were left.
JERICHO.
Norris Ransom of Brattcboro is visiting
here Fred Whitney of Worcester. Mass,
is visiting at Frank Stiles .--Ellcrige Ncaly
is home from Burlington. E. c. Whitney,
an old and respected citizen of this town,
died last week Tuesday afternoon after an
illness of about 30 years. He was veteran
of the late war. His funeral was attended
by the &. A. II. post of Underhil, of which
he was the oldest member. ON Thursday af
tcrnoon at the church. The Ladies Md
society held sociablc at the chapel Tuesday
evening". G. Stevens is taking the census
of the school children III town.-Mr Wal
ston and wife are stopping with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Reynolds.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Mrs Neil has been sick
The singing schools arc to be held at the
town hall hereafter
Henry Goodsell is attending the business
college
Mrs Abel Owen died Sunday morning
the lith. and was buried ON Tuesday at the
Eldridgc cemetery
George Germain frll down stairs recently
and was injured quite severely.
wore nleosnntiv onter,,inld hv the memhor.
of the Dorset street school at their school
building Thursday evening. January lS.
The evening passed quickly with "A short lit
crnrv programme. magic lantern views.
games and refreshments,
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N'OHmOND'
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hatch have gone to
Panton to attend the funeral of Mrs. Uatch's
mothcr-More than hundred volumes of
new books have been added to the Jonas
Barber library within short time. The
books were purchased of Whitney q Shanle,
o. G',' f iI. lli.am' 'l"r' "p "l ,,
to the house for four weeks with innnnma
tory rheumatism Mr. and Mrs. G. d Ellis
spent several dav, in Bristol last week.
WllllSTON
Mr. Alger was at Mr.. Tarbox's last week.
also Mrs Robert Brodlv of Essex junction.
C. y. Warren and j. Bushnell have been
Amounted commissioners, oil the estate of II.
l.. Barber.-C. f. BRYANT has a class in
singing at Charlotte every Friday night. -
Mrs Bushnell entertained the Kiug's Daugh-
tiers last week.
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c'i'i0ru lerrS ana "ll' nave SON There
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