Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-03

You can got Tafts Fig Cordial Of all the
live druggists in Barre See al. page 5.
NoRTHFlELD.
DR.. c. w. Steele of Barre was in town
Wednesday. w. II. Morris and wife are in
town. They intend making Mortified their
permanent residence soon.-The l. o. o. +.
celebrated the 10Th ami versary of the order
Thursday evening with appropriate exer-
cises An effort is being made to get Prof.
Frank Bradford of Bennington here this
month to give one Of his Shakespearian
readings People of this vicinity will be
panied to learn of the very serious illness of
Mrs. j. c. Gallop She has had shock
and stands no chance of recovery
Mr.. Robert Barr of Cabot visited in town
last week. Mrs. Carl Williams of Bur
liugton was in town over Sunday. Misses
Minnie Hurley and Dora Plumley of the Z.
V. NJ. were visiting at home over Sunday.
The n. I. freshmen played the Randolph
High school nine Saturday. Daniel Kings
bury of Middesex is spending few days in
! town.--The y. L. Dramatic club did not
| meet with expected success on their recent
trip.
WATERBURY,.
James Morse died at his home in Dux-
bury last week Wednesday, aged Sc
| n. Arms and wife of Montpelier were in
| town Friday to attend the funeral of Mr.
| Hutchens, M. o. Evans returned from a
| short business trip to Boston and vicinity
! Friday. MIR. and Mrs. Fred Luce have
been at Stowe during the past week. A. r.
| Canerdy has purchased the Marshall house
upon Baby Lane; consideration, 500 DR.
| W. f. Robbins and wife Of Hamburg, y.
Y, visited at II. f. Boyce's Friday.
| Io.. n. l,,..;
ness. Services were conducted in st. An
drew's church Sunday.-Word arrives an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Matte Shaw
and Charles Harwood at Boston Saturday,
April civ. Z. Dillingham; and wife spent
! Sunday in town The singing class is post
poned until Friday evening. The Literary
| club met Tuesday evening with Mr.. and
| Mrs A. j. Covell.--At the special town
meeting held Monday afternoon the town
voted to give the right of way of the high
way to the Stowe electric railroad
Mrs. Bertha Millers singing class will
meet Friday evening instead Of Wednesday
evening. The musical part of the enter
tanment will lee under the leadership of
Mrs Miller soprano assisted by Mr.. Chap
man. tenor, and Mr.. c.. +. Lowe. basso. of
Montpelier F. c. Luce left for Boston
Monday night on short business trip.
WARREN.
Elmer Miller is moving to the Mason
! Bradley house Mrs. Sophrona Ford was
buried last week She was 81 years and
month old, being the oldest person in town
Nathaniel Blair has bought the Wallace
| farm and moved onto it.-Nlr. Wichs, a
graduate of the Unitarian college. Mead
vile, Pa, is to preach for the Unitarian
! society this year Prank Carpenter and
family are moving to the Stevens farm.
Miss Lucy Moriarty has returned from
Watham w. y. Averill occupied the desk
here last Sunday. William johnson has
moved his family into the house vacated by
Rev. L. b. Heughens. Miss Ida Bro wn
commenced her school in Roxbury this week
Miss Mabel Lamb is teaching in South
Fayston.
WORCESTER.
A. p Cameron is having his house newly
clapboarded and painted. l. W. Hsyford
has moved his family to Montpelier Rev
Silas Van DeCarr of the Methodist church
has moved to Walden. Rev. q. +.
Deuel. is the new pastor. Mr.. Ladd of
Calais has moved to Putnam's upper mill
Mr.. Eastman has moved back to town and
has bought the Beardsy place.
All the schools in town opened on Mon
day with the following teachers: Miss Susie
Atkins and Mrs Carrie Town at the Cor
ner; Eta Markham up the Brook Lila
Thayer at Wheeler's Anna Wilson in dis
trict No, 3: Miss Curtis on Hampshire Hill.
Mrs. n. 4. Hancock is to 70 TO Mont
pelier to live with her son. j. Elliott
Pomona grange held a largely attended
meeting Friday.
WAlTSFlELD
Oscar Bushnell and family of Worcester.
Mass, are at home on IA short visit. He goes
from here to Ohio, where he is going into
business. Mrs Lydia b. Hawley is seriously
i'll with pneumonia. The Temple of
Fame, given by the Epworth League wa,
a success SIS being Melted from the sale of
tickets Mrs. Ira Richardson of Mime
apoliS, Mimi, is visiting at Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. richardson Mad River lodge OF
+. and A. NJ, No. -, elected officers the
past week W NJ, H. T. D. Howe; s. W
John Ferris; J. W, c. H. Prentss, treas
urer, John Maxwell; secretary O. G. Eaton
senior deacon, l.. NJ. Savage junior deacon
ID. H. Skinner
MORETOWN.
Mr.. r. Sawyer is in very poor health -
Frank Hathaway has commenced new
barl Mrs. Foley is going to Montpelier tC
live with her daughter Mrs Putney. Mrs
j. Hoffman is seriously ill.-Mrs Mary
Taylor has gone to st. Adams to spend tn,
summer with her daughter, Mrs. 7. +. Hol
. land.
CALAIS.
Miss Maud Pierce and Mabel White wer,
: home from Goddard seminary Sunday. --D
ID. Lamb, L. Y. Douglass AMI James Felcl
started May for Niger Head, trout fishing
being the object of their trip. The Ievisol
o & Lamb Manufacturing company are run
ming their help part of the time
PLAlNFlELD.
The funeral of Miss Jessie Dow, formerl,
of this place, was held at the Methods
church last week Wednesday -The body o
Mrs. Orlando Knapp OF Florida was brough
=, here for burial last week. Funeral service
by Rev Lester Warren of North Montpeie
were held at the home of Mr.. w. j. Batch
. elder on Thursday afternoon. Mrs j. NJ