Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-18
s. r. Emerson Of the University of Yer.
WESTFORD,


WESTFORD.
Mrs Otis Ware of Denver, Coll Is visit
ing at C. d. Morey's.-Mrs Sarah Beach
went to Jericho Frday,-Mr. and Mrs.
G.. C. Bicknell of Jericho Centre spent sew
eral days in town last week.-Mrs.. Wilcox
and Mrs. Deming of Bakersfield are the
guests of Mrs. T.. b. Whlpplc.--Miss May
Rice, formerly of this town, graduated
from the Northwestern Medical college
June 1l.-Mr and Mrs. +. L. Nichols and
Miss Agnes Drury visited at l. II. Hunt
ley's last weck.-Dr. Lund and wife are in
town for few days.-Childrens day was
observed in the Congregational church
with appropriate exercises last Sunday
Mrs. Edward Morgan expects to leave for
Randolph Wednesday. day will
be observed in the Baptist church June q.
W1NOoSKL
George T. Graves and Miss Lena A. Gray
were married Wednesday evening in the
presence of only a few friends and rell-
tivcs at the residence of the brides
mother on East street. Roy ID. j. O'Sulli-
van of st. Albans ofliciatcd. Miss Bertha
Gray, sister of the bride, acted as brides
maid and Orvis Weston was best man.
The couple took the flyer for Albany, N
Y, TO be gone about n week. Many bcau-
| tiful presents were left them.
Mr. and Mrs. L. n. Dcvino are receiving
| congratulations over the arrival of u
| daughter.
new boy has arrived at Mr. and Mrs.
| NJ. c. Putnam's.
CHARLOTTE.
| Chldren's day exercises were held in the
| Congregational church Sunday morning.
| Miss Kate Rich Is having barn erected
| near her rcsidcncc.-Quito number from
| here attended "tnclc Toms Cabin" at
| IL. rigI, urrrh In "A
| cial meeting OF the Christian Endcavor
| society was held last Wednesday evening
| in the vcstry to plan for the c. V. convcn-
ton to be held here Tuesday Arthur
| Page and wife of Willston visited in town
| Sunday.-Mlss Gcnovicve nosford spent
| a few days in town last week.-Mr. ana
Mrs Wylls Newell visited in East Hard
wick recently.-Miss Clara Peasc is visit
| ing in town.-Miss Kyle gave n very inter-
esting talk in the Congregational church
Sunday evening, the subject was Mission,
| Home and Foreign
ST. GEORGE.
| Mr.. and Mrs Russell Tilley visited their
SON. Sidney in Wiliston last Saturday and
| Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Edward Mills Of
Shclburne called at c. II. Baldwin's last
week Friday.-Mr and Mrs. +. A. Tsham
of South Burlington called on friends in
| town the 14th inst.-Thc funeral OF Aunt
| Ruby Brownell from the residence of y.
| j. Downer. where Aunt Ruby mad made
her home for several years was largely
| attended on Friday afternoon-The boiler
of the Jimmo steam mill, which passed
| through the fire, has been condemned,
and new one will be put in its place
| Charley North caught a 15-pound pickcrel
one day last week while trolling in Shell
burne pond. and Mrs John Buley
and son, Joseph. of Richmond are spond-
Ing the summer at Shelburne pond with
their daughter Mrs. Capt. Millham.
JONESVILLE.
Clayton Sabins who is working for III,
Argus and Patriot was homo over sunday
The Lend-a-Hand society met with Mrs
Norman Stockwel last Thursday.-Arthur
Crandall of the NJ. s. at Montpelier was
home over Sunday-G H. Fay and A. NJ
Sabins were in Burlington on saturday
Charles Perkins and William White went
to Shelburne last Friday and returned
i with II large pickerel.