Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-26

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Mass, where he is a member of the sopho-
more class in Williams college.-Mr. H.
Gcer is in poor health and for the past
few days has been confined to his bed
Mrs Frank Blodgett of West Brookheld,
Mass. is guest of Rev. and Mrs. Atwill
at the rectory.-Mr. William Cowcn st!ll
continues critically ill.--Mr and Mrs
stanley Smith of New London, Conn, are
in town, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William MCNicL
George Irish and family who went to
Kansas two years ago, will arrive here
about October list. Mr.. Irish has been in
poor health since leaving Vermont and
comes home on that Accountants. Sophie
Harmon, who has been i'm Boston and
Springfield, Mass, has gone TO BROOKLYN
y. Y. to visit her uncle, Or. Homer Bart
lett. Mrs. Harmon writes that she is much
improved in health since she left home.
continued her trips for this season.-W.
Il. johnson Co. of the East Shelburne |
creamery paid their patrons for standard
or 1 per cent milk 10 cents per hundred for |
the month of June, 73 cents for July, and |
ia. cents for August William West, SUI
perintendent of horses at Shelburnc Farms
is in New York this week.-Mr. G. Fred !
peet of Bristol spent Sunday i'm town with |
fricnds.-Mr. and Mrs. G. II. stewart OF |
Charlotte took the mail train here Mon |
day morning for Jelico, Tenn, where |
they will spend the winter.-Fred Storms. |
telegraph operator at the depot, is at his /
home i'm Elenburgh, n. y. sick, and Mr.. |
George Bradley Of st Armand !. q" ~
supplying his place at tn" Statloh'-Mr' |
ana Mrs. Charles Ray of PROVIDENCE H.
l., have been in town FEW days slopphS
at l.. Greggs'.- &C. b. Webster Of Shell /
burn' Point. VINO mas been me proPrir'or
of the Fourteen Mile Island House, Lake
George. this season, has returned home, /
having closed the house last Tuesday
Dr. Webb went to New York ON SUNDAY
tf.a.l l.N
/ Mex. Twombey and family, who nave
been his guests at Shelburne lIouS" Tor "A
few daYs-Mr. and Mrs George Winter
/ bottom. jr.. are rejoicing over the birth OF
AN 1l-pound grL-The Ever Ready circle
| Of Kings Daughters nave taken chars" o.
/ Mrs. Scrancy Sorells infant son ana nave
engaged Mrs. cyrus WHIT" to care lor H.
MIS- norr. is very ~ W'' to been
given by the Kings Daughters Wednesday
1 has been indehnittSy postpOncd.-Mr
Woodwurth's creamery team was left by
the driver few moments to help man
get M a horse that had fallen, when the
team became frightened and ran, breaking
the wagon and cutting the horse badly
The Kings Daughters will meet Friday at
. y. IN. with Mrs. Mark Thompson.-Ntl-
'lard's creamery at the Falls paid "a cents
for per cent test August milk.
William Cowen. ir.. died at his home in
East Shclburnc on Saturday afternoon
last. lie was the eldest son of William
and Charlotte Cowen and was born in TINS
village - years ago. In 1852 he married
Alice. daughter of Alison f. Pe"t, esq,
who with one child, a daughter survives
him. He was a young man highly respect
= loss TO the community. Ills funeral was
3 attended from ms !"te rrs'ue''' NU"''S
afternoon, ktN. W. y. Chapman pli'l"'-
ing.-licury IT, Blinn 81 Kenyon Mlhn.' d
former resident IS III '""'l lor ie"
days.-Mr. Channg W mite, VINO mas beeh
visiting ms parents, lion ana !IrS' H. d.
White, returned 10 ms nome IN Ne" ORR
SATURDAY, capt FRANK ~ lllle vi NV
steamer lloohdefosa mas retu'll'u rom
Lake George, inc ll'ohutroSa HdNIiS US
Mrs. Mary NJ. b"S"l- mas pt'l aoht" 10
be one OF lhr SPEAKERS AT 'Io H'""
efS ASSOCIATION hertlhs' ~ po ''ol' III o.
JohnSpurN' DrcehueI D. anu = ir'
viii be special service al lri,ntN DnuiV ~,
saturday at lo:"o a. Hl'-NiIsS va; t'o' -
taxing vocal lessons OF MtS' "''''iVi II,
bufInstoh'--fFou otoiHS mas ioNo''''N
ana returned 10 HHclp"'"''
,or,,,,r rr-Drr>.Cro>-
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l Miss Della OsteeNe has gone to New
, York where she has position in the store
, WIN "si wv VW,.,,,., 90 >ro,,r,o,, ,,isit-
ed her friend Mrs. Durfey last week.
Miss Minnie Lvermore has returned