Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-12

r. Martum Of Brooklyn, y. y, Is to oc-
cur at the lromo Of the former in Mont
peNor on the afternoon of October H.
At recent meeting Of She members OF
tho Baptist society it was unanimously
voted to extend call to the Rev. h. Il.
Earle to become their settled pastor
Mr. G. II. More is expected home to-day
from RoNbury, \. Y. whore he has been
to attend a reunion Of the descendants Of
John and Betty Taylor More. There were
some 800 members Of the family present.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. w. Temple are on a
two weeks visit in New York city.
Hon. a. Dwinell Of Calais has been APP
pointed by Judge Thompson as foreman
of the grand jury.
Mrs. II. ID. Hopkins started on Tuesday
for Florence, Alabama, to visit her sister.
Mrs. George =. Arthur.
Mrs. Charles A. Barnard left on Tues
day evening with her son for Chicago to
join her husband Mr.. Barnard has a good
position as travelling salesman.
WATERBURY.
Paul Dillingham; left Tuesday for his
school at East Hanbton.-Miss Nellie
Moody went to Fram'neham Tuesday
to enter schOol-M.ss Bessie and Abbe
HaineS returned 70 their duties i'm New
York city Monday morning Julia
Gould spent Sunday with Miss Laura
Yetta.-Mrs. G. Z. Richardson and son,
y.
few days.-Edgar Hunt is home from
Boston.-Nrs. G.. y. Robinson and son,
George, returned home from an extended
trip Saturday evening Work was begun
upon l.. +. Palmcr's new house on Union
street Monday mortgrg.-J. A. Mcintosh
and wife arrived home from New York
Saturday evcn.ng-F. A. Fernald and sis
ter and Miss Rubalee drove down from
MorrisyiEc Saturday and were the guests
over Sunday of r. l.. Knights,-AIrs.
Charles fIarwood Of Boston is visiting her
father =. W. Shaw.-IIeury Burleigh is
visiting his father j. a. Burlcigh.-George
Bruce died on the town farm Saturday.
Ills funeral was hold Sunday. Rev. A. j.
Coyell officiating-Miss Katherine War
nor si home from Newport.
WURC ESTER.
Tho Y. p. S c. i. win have a sociable
a. the town hall Friday September 13.-
Anna Wilson has gone to tlmore Pond to
teach school.-North Branch Grange will
hold It's annual fair at the town hail Sep
tember 2O.-Mr and Mrs. Hull of Cowans-
vile, =. O., are visiting their daughter,
Mrs +. O. overwhelmingly Drink
water is repairing his farm house.
NORTHFIELD.
Observer Clcry Of the local weather sta
ton reports a mean temperature during
August Of 60 degrees with a maximum
'l % Oh me lIIH anu Il Hi4IMinutH OF 80 on
tAe "a. The prevailing wind was from
e e,,' ~ 4ci oh Inc a. amount AZ
There was a frost on tho morning of the
POI.
N-AhAlo'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dwinell and Mr. and
Mrs. G. Il. Dwinell were attendants at the
State fair at BuringtoL-Mr Charles
Kent is expected to move 10 town soon
The members of Moscow lodge, |. o. OF
q. T., had dance at Motley Falls, in
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j. G. Bass and wife, who have spent
two months here with relatives, started
for their home in st. Paul, MINI. last
Thursddy.-Dr. J. Dodge and wife and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dodge of Lncoln
spent the last TWO weeks with friends in
this vicintty.-Mr and Mrs. w. Raansdel
/ OF brooklyn, y. y, also Mr.. Rams1eil5
SISTER ana Nor husband OF Montpelier
were guests at L. j. Hill 5 last week.
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