Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-12
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from 9th pageJ

No. :. Nina Chaffee in No. 9, Lillian Moran
in No. O. Lena Leach in No. II, Anna Davis
in No. 70. Miss Brown in No. 13, Miss
Thompson in No. Is and Rogene Benneway
in No. 10.
RICHFORD
United states Customs Inspector Bisbee
has moved his family from Derby into
Rufus Grimes house on Hamilton street.
Alvin Conner and Lyman Bailey started
for the Albany Business college Monday.
Ralph Carpenter is attending school in
Bakersncld.--N. Brown of North Dakota,
formerly in business here, is visiting
friends in town.-A new sewer has been
built on Hamilton street and one is also
being put in on Sweat Hill.-The Richford
Dramatic club entertained about $50 at
Ayers opera hall Friday evening, by Civ
ing a short play entitled Mars Van"
after which dancing was INDUCED in.
Music was furnished by Eastmans or
chestra.--Josep Seymour. an old resi-
dent on River street was buried Sunday
Mrs j. +. Calkns has bought the house
on South Main street owned by l.. r.
Davis.-About 10 delegates attended the
league meeting here Monday and Tuesday.
HIGI1GATE.
The ri Roy. Bishop Michaud oficiatod
at llle lGOIlltl NtlliJllt ClluICH ldSl SUN
day.-The Highgate bah team downcd the
Bakersfield crack ball team by a score of
II to last WclnesdaY.-Capt II. S. Moore
and Mrs Moore have returned to New
York ctY.-John Hincrth has gone to
Champlain, y. Y-The Swanton base ball
club beat the Highgate boys Saturday by
a score Of ~ to 10.-lTram Sunderland is
the new miller at the gr1st mill.-Charles
Jennison of Helena, Mont, is visiting
Cot. 1.g4
the employ Of f. Il. Cross.-W. p. WEIGH
is at home for short Hme.-The district
schools commenced Monday with a full
corps of teachers.-Thc Misses Sandcrson
have returned to West Newton, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs y. s. Holmes have returned
to Johnson, and MIR. Leslie Marvin to New
Haven, Conn.--lIarrY Baxter and Henry
Sunderland are attending school at Swan
ton.-Jack Sturgeon has returned from
Waterbury, and Mrs. Joseph Hinerth
and son have returned from their visit to
friends in Massachusetts and New Hamp-
shre.-The new town clerks office and
town vault are being built.-The Rev. G.
a. wilkins is spending the week at Bur-
lngton.
EAST FAIRFIELD.
Miss Mamie liowrigan, daughter of Viii
liam Howrigan, died Friday and was buried
Sunday at Fairfield.-Charles S. Hastings
of st. Johnsbury was in town Thursday
Inc dance at Reeds hall Friday evening
was pleasant affair and was enjoyed by
about 20 couples. Music was by Sturte-
wants orchestra.-E. b. Sturges and f. S.
Reed left Saturday for Louisville, Ky, to
attend the national encampment Of the CT.
A. R.-Grand Juror II. NJ. Wells is attend
ing county court at st. Albans.-EX Gov.
Hcndee was in town last week.-1he horse
and E,1mor Covnr was won In etrairht
heats bv Covers horse. hest time 40
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hA0l bbNhShlhh'
Rev. A p. So1andt has returned from g,
fol,r weeks vacation having visited Mon
t1,eal and Ouebec Miss Mildred l., Alton
has gone to Swanton TO teach school .-
Edward Roscoe has returned to New
Haven after a short visit at Mrs. X. \.
Paul's.-NIiss Sadie Maurice of Cambridge
is teaching in the Lewis district.-Hon D.
Moren and wife left Sept. 9th to visit
friends in Ohio.-Whilc Mrs Mary Low
erien an her daughter Mrs r. II. Smith
We're driving home from church SUNDAY
their horse became frightened, throwing
them out against the barbed-wire fence
but they fortunately escaped without
serious iniury.-Edward Baker of Gard
ner, Mass. is visiting at William Samson
Herbert Hopkins is in St. Adams serving
as jurNman in County Court.-TAe dele
| gates TO the \. +. ,. {. II. convention
at Burhhston are MISS Mary commas
ana MISS Lena HtDiu.-Deacon W. A.
oolnlhgs ana Wie nave returned nome
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