Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24
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is to give an address at the Congregational
church OH Thursday afternoon.-IIenry
Dessary is moving to nosburgh.-MrS. NJ
A. Day has gone to Cambridge. n. Y, for
the wnter.-Cora Day has returned from
a months stay at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital much improved. Madame Whitcomb
received a fall recently by which one wrist
was quite badly sprained. She sustained
other slight injurcs.-tiuhbard Rogers is
repairing his house Mrs. II y. Caswell
who lectures here on Thursday, goes from
here to Essex, where reception is to he
given in her honor.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
The residence of A. b. Stevens caught
fire on Saturday \ covering of tin under
the shingles saved it from being consumed.
Edward H. Leavenworth leaves on Mon
day to take a position with the Vermont
Marble company at Proctor.-Genevieve
Hosford OF Boston is spending her vaca-
tion at her old home here.-Mrs. Sarah
sherman, who has been i'll for several
weeks is a little better. Mrs. w. II. H.
Narney and Mrs. G. A. Foote have re-
turned from a visit with friends in Jersey
CITY and Brooklyn-rhe box social given
ut LyCeum hall on Friday evening last,
she ladies furnishing the lunch boxes
which We're bid of by the gentlemen, was
a success socially and ttnanCialy.-On Fri
day evening, November 1st the gentlemen
of the society propose to give a box social
furnishing the boxes themselves. also d
first class literary and musical entertain
ment at the SAM placc.-Ethel Claxton
gave birthday party at the home of her
grandfather, William Claxton. or Satur~
day.-Lese W. Baldwin of New Haven is
clcrking Il George \. Foote's store.
SHELBrRNE.
\ series of cvangelistic services will be
held in the Methodist church here com
nencing Sunday. October ~ to be con-
Quoted by the Rev. r. S. Underwood. Meet
iugs will he hold every evening except Sat
urday.-Dr Webb has laid out course of
golf links about two miles Ions and golf
is the thing just now with his guestS.--E.
s. RowleT & Son are buying winter apples
for the New York markct.-Roberts &
Sheriden will load boat with apples and
potatoes for New York this falL-The So
cetY of Christian EndeaVor held a
Scripture sociabe at Mrs. Henry Row
leY's Wednesday eVeninp.-rhc Kings
Daughters will meet on Friday afternoon
next with Mrs. Or. StoddGrd.-Dr. Webb
went to New York on Sunday nights
sleeper, accompanied by several of his
suests.Mr. Rollin Pcrdy and bride of
Michigan and Mr. William Perdy of Man
chester are visiting thair sister, Mrs. w. j.
I ildDTDd 1.-h1S. SeldnCN SOlell CleU sum
day after a long Illness with consumption,
her husband havins died with the same
disease last February. She leaves two
small children. The funeral will be held
at the Catholic church. Charlotte, Tues
day at 10 a m.-Miss Fannie sutton who
spent Saturday visiting her parents re-
turned TO Mddlebury college Monday
There will he a meeting of the Sunday
school board a the home of G. NJ. Russell
Friday evening. All interested in the
forming OF normal class are requested
TO be present.-Miss Nellie Chapman re-
turned 10 Poultney Monday.
wEsTFoRD.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. e. Huntley and Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ Huntley attended the wedding
OF Miss Anna Dyke last Enthusiastically
st. Adams Creamery company paid 50
cents per hundred for September milk.
standard qualitY.-Eev. Mr.. Sherhurne
preached in the Methodist church Sunday
afternoon.-Miss Phla Hall and Miss
Gustie Chase attended the Sunda y-school
convention at Essex Saturday. MAY
FarnsWorth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
+. Tarnsworth was married to Mr. Bling
ham OF Mortified last Wednesdays Since
their return from Montreal Mr.. and Mrs
Pins ham are spending a few days in town
and expect TO leave for Mortified We'd
nesday.-H. S. Stone has completed A. r.
Gilbert's house. Mr.. Stone was quite
seriously hurt by being kicked by a horse
at Buck Hollow last Week.-Mrs. l.. NJ.
Bates went to Hardwick Monday to visit
Rev. G. r. Byington and family and will
1lso attend the State Sunday school con-
vention al ST. JohnSburY.-Mr Rosa Clark
is moving into Mrs. Alkaline Graves house.
Misses Emma and Sarah Gilbert attend
ed Miss Anna Dykes wedding at Burling-
ton last week
ST. GEORGE.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney 1'illey of WilHston
and Mr. and Mrs Hergick Tilley of Hines
burgh, were in town last Sunday, called
10 see their father, MIR Russell Tilley
who is quite Troublesome of the best
teams in this vicinity have been engaged
TO work on the HireshuTgh raroad-Mr
and Mrs, Lumis Allen visited friends in
Winston last werE.-Mr. and Mrs. Jack
son Isham o: Wiliston and Mr. and Mrs
Fuzeb Sanctuary Of llinesbur4h visited
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. h. Tilley on the 10Th
Ms Gates and Mrs. Carrie Millham have
bee4 i'll.
WEST MILTON.
Mrs. \. A. Ierricls attended the sunday
school convention at Essex las week -
Levi Sweeney IS very ill.-AIatv Kane of
Saranaa Lake is at F. j. Costello s.-Rhoda
iIamln from Grafton is expected to spend
the winter with her sister Mrs. Snow-A
new floor in the creamery with other re-
pairs has put it in good shape for the Win
ter.-Allua Bailey has returned. after a
few weeks vacation to her work at Mr..
Changers.
ESSEX CENTRE.
Mrs Aurela Phillips died Tuesday morn
ing at the home of T.. *. pray's She was
nearly SO years of age. ii. HAYDEN at
tended the Grand Lodge of Good Tempars
in Kichfold last Wednesday, and Thurs
day-Miss Emma Kelley, who is WORKING
in Montpelier, is at home for u few days.
Last Wednesday night was ladies' night a
the grange meeting. They Tiled all the
Offices, mad q literary programme and fur
nished a treat The men take their turn
at the next mccting.-O. S. Nichols ana his
men went Tuesday to Malone. y. Y,
where he has contract with ~. webb
10 build an engine house 26X:O
HINESBURGH
The Rev W. d. williams, D. D.. of San
Francisco, Cal, will deliver his popular
lecture on california, the Land of Prom
ise," in the Congregational church of
HinesOUrgh on Wednesday next, October
fS. The proceeds Of this lecture are to be
applied towards purchasing new hymn
Looks for the churCh.-Mr Edward Wood
bury of Burlington was the guest of Ed
ward Read over Sunday.-Mrs, +. n. Cas-
s!dy left Wednesday for Boston, where
she will visit friends for several weeks
Miss Grace Furguson Of New York was the
guest OF Miss Mabel Allen over Sunday
visiting her uncle, NJ. T.. Rcmington.-S