Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-18

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NERfENNES.
Rev e. r. Smith of st. Paurs church
and Rev. II. G. Titus OF ,he Son n5,,r,,o1
tbn r,,init Of their respective churches on
c,,do,- Rrv Thomas Rogers of the
Mctbodis, church is to be granted a vaca-
tion soon Several attempts at house
hrnal,ing have been made lately causing
on, niti1ans much uneasiness and the po-
leo to he watchful at night-Shern
,yhoo1or IF Winoosl,i made an addition to
~, CT. 1os,,a,r,al srhool Of two lads
WI VI ro,,inn na,rav and Mrs. S Bale,
If G. hiens are guests of Mrs s. A.
Andrews.-Much interest Is manifested IN
tht rorilils ll,VeI',s ~ '1,,,iIire of n now
~ ,U..' Ia, ~ ~, 7, Nrorts ana donrhter
~ % p, .a1i n orc stnnninr at the
W l'ioOH Tt ~ ~, =. -, z,,t,ar
So 0'T r,,ioSa,. r,orni,g The staring in
-. - 49, Tott,,1ai NV which ia he
ron VI .l' ,,,., ,,,s,. v,piio ,,,roc work,
II,S 80 ,,a,, If mi fnIl "a the ground
rr,nso who we're mon il AT the time es-
capped by catching hold of supports over
mead put peiltdli VIZ ~ tt,,,i,os
work upon %non ".v l'i'a., ,.r ni l,r,,ised
1ell' ranh hlNSiS N"' ,,,,i, ;,,i,,rnd
ana shaken up out mo- 50 ."N'iE - % W.
a narrow ESCAPE loI az C5.. ~ ,,,,o
a. le"fhol VII pi NAc', nc ,, 80
az 'ne Lap'Sl p,tuIcs U'i w. ,iast &C
MISS l',lsys "a 1,1 tt,,,1 N1isa sr,itb
Mr., ana Mrs, " o, ,iat4 - pav
OF -a1lport VHle' ~ I' ~ Oli 81 'i''' ~ 49,
H. H. 0lhloh anu Wiz
NORTH FERRISBURGF
t, v,-i,l,o~ ,rri,ed from, Chtcapo
~,,sIaS tr;,f -, mo 1ver for n short
+., ~ w. o,d 1,ric1,er homestead. MIR.
CIerhorn from North Adams, Mass, is .
visiting at NJ. f. Alien's.-Mrs; hdl{ [fl balI
~, Me- Cartie Tfiybee who il sick with /
fevor al that placc.--The band and Metho- |
dist smnday-school are to have AL excur-
sion soon.-Air. James SimpAon of Rut
land is in town for a few days.
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NEot AJi'l9oN'
Miss Bertha Raine is visiting friends in
fori i1en.S ~. ~. "a r ra,nrine a. |
Chimney Point-Mrs II. II. Bradley and
daughter Of Concord, Mass. are visiting
at D. c. Smiths for a few weeks-Mrs. |
Jessie Roberts of Parsons, Kansas, ana
Miss Martha Richie of Troy. n. Y are
al Edwin IIoyt's for few week stay
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L i'A>l
Herbert Twitchell of New York city IS
at the I'witcheu homestead for a lie"
daYs.-Nrs. J. s. Cole was called to bran
don last week by the serious illness OF her
daughter.-G. w. Cobo's family ana MISS
-, =. -. y1--,.,.-;lc-, oo+,,co a, I<.l
logs Bay.-Volney 1wtchell OF Morris
town, III. formerly Of this town, is Wis
fling relatives hcre.-Mrs NJ. A. kittell
leaves for few weaks visit in the West
The two little daughters of Bert Cole of
Springfield. Mass. are at their grand
fathers. j. S Cole's,-W. p. Childs' family
and visitors are camping at Kellog's
Bay.
GRANVILLE.
Dudley Rice Of RoXbury is visiting rela-
tives in town.--Bradford Brown was the
guest of Mrs. l.. Lamb last wcek.-A
party of Rochester people took dinner at
the Central House last week-laice K
Heath of Roxbury have taken the job
to dress II. y. Briggs clapboards and are
to begin at once.
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DILL VIZ -
Misses Cora Blaisdell, Flora Lamos, and
Myrtle Russell went to Boston last week
TO attend the Christian Endoavor Conven-
ton. They expect to remain in Boston
some time.-Mr. and Mrs w. Bailey of
Meriden, Conn, visiting friends in
town.-Misses Mamie and Minnie Price of
Albany are visiting at their grandfathers
]. d. Fletcher s.-Mrs. S. f. Reynolds OF
2[0oriyii, N ,a, v "' Rsron attended
the Christian Endeavor Convention at
Boston last week, returning Saturday.
The funeral OF MIS- Henry Alien was
held at Their lake cottage ffloay at
o'clock, Rev. MT. watson ollclatllE' MIS-,
Allen was most eStlmable Iady anu VIII
be greatly missed ohe leaves a husband
and three young chlldren'--Some oil the
farmers have finished haylnS ana report
light crop.-lla. vey Newton mas erected
barn.
cor-rrr er.pUeDopo
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W. NJ. Orvs, who has been i'll Is improve
ing-Miss Carrie Patterson was the guest
Io.or'h Croan and v,ife of RufraIo arc
VISITING AT EHSha burlington s'-NrS r.
Chandler IS now at nome Tor lie"
daYs.-Mrs. Leslie ATWOOD VINO mas peen
at her fathers, j. H. Orvls mas returned
hon@-Mrs. Eunice Chaitee mas placed q
INC monument in the Jerusalem cemetery
MIR. and Mrs Wallace Norton and Almon
Norton Of Hancock have boon home on a
visit.-The birthday reunion Of George w.
White of Kansas took place at the res
n was we'll attended over 40 being pres
ent. +. s. Hazeltine was present and took
pictures OF the merry group Mr.. White
will return TO Kansas this week
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