Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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thcmmns. Miss Carrie Parker acted as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Frank Young as best
man. Both the bridesmaid and best man
were from H!ghgatc Mr. and Mrs. Bacon
took the 10:46 train for Highgate, being ac-
Companied by the bridesmaid and best
man.-Robert Collamer Of Burlington is
in town.
Several of the dalrymen of this town are
about to organize a cooperative creamery
association. Nearly $1,000 in stock has al
ready been subscribed for and the com
pany will be Incorporated under the gen
cral law The creamery will probably he
located at Shelb,Tue Falls.-Miss May
Rich, who has spent tho summer in town
with her uncle, Mr. Geer left for her
home in Somcrville, Mass. Saturday.
William J. Gotta has moved from the hotel
building into Tracy Van Nhet and Rus
sells block.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
John Dimmock has been suffering
with a severe attack of rheumatism, and is
confined to the house.-Fra nix Colt ha re-
ceived an increase OF pension and nearly
$500 back pay.--hliss Mary Beardsley gave
young friends at the home of r. G. Beers
on Friday evening.-Mrs. Anna Beers has
left her former home here and gone TO re-
side with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Car
penter-H. c. Leavenworth has leased
his farm to Arson Davies. who has taken
possession. Mr.. LeaVcnworth will move
soon to his residence in Mutton Hill' in
West Charlotte.
ST GEORGE.
Mr.. John Dacey Of the Burlington m q
Hno sburE}. railroad went to Boston Sat
uIlaY morning returning MondaY-Town
Clerk o. w. lsham has been confined to
the house several days with a severe at
tack Of the grip.-Arthur W. Gsham has
about completed the repairs on his farm
barn.
COLCHESTER
Mrs. Norman Wright IL home from
Chicago. She expects to commence keep
ing house soon at her old home near Nal
let's EaY.-A native of Armenia spoke at
the Congregational church last Sunday
forenoon.-An effort is being made to or
Eanzc a Good Tcmplars Lodgc.-Several
rough fellows from WinOosEi came to the
Kings Daughters Sociable last Tuesday
evening evidently with the intention Of
making n disturbance. They brought
liquor with them and some of their num-
Der were intoxicated. If such disturban-
ces occur again several arrests will he the
result.
HUNTINGTON.
There was a surprise anniversary at MIR.
and Mrs. George Balls the inst, it being
the 10th anniversary Of their marriage
About 50 of their friends and relatives
were present and gave them "A number Of
useful presents and $500 in money.-A
baby was born TO Mr.. ana Mrs. Leroy
Scofeld last week.-School in the Sher-
Hollow gietritt ,,i,e l.,
Eleanor Swecl who has been i'll with the
mumps is convalescinR.
JERICHO CENTRE.
Mrs William Martin went to Hunting
ton Monday of this week 10 keep house for
her SON Bert, during the absence of his
wife, who has gone to Michigan 10 visit
nor parents.-There will be q lecture at tho
chapel Saturday evening on the subject of
Humane Teaching. Guy Sherman and
George Austin are both in feeble health
Mrs Waters of Winooski and Mrs. Lyman
Hall of Dahlonega, Ga, visited at q. NJ.
Stiless last Week.-Mrs. Anna Hall is
thought to he somewhat better-AriSs
Grace Cunningham, who has been very
III for some time, shows very little signs Of
mproVement-Mrs Guy Clifford was
very i'll last week with iniammatory rhcu-
matism but is now some bettor-Jurdan
Bros will close their store at s p. m. ex-
cept Saturdays.-Nlr, and Mrs. Sbley of
Keene, n. Y, visited their cousin. Mrs.
f. a. Fuller, one day last week.-E. Is.
Jordan has returned from Everett, Mass,
not so much benefited in health as was
anticipatod.-C. 7. Higgins returned last
Friday from a business trip in Massachu-
setts.-Rev T. Rose is supplying the pulpit
az the Congregational church in Richmond
during his vacaton.-Mss Eva Pcase re-
turned last Thursday night from Fal-
mouth, Mass, where she has been staying
the past few months