Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-23

Granville to work for L. Webb.-Josie
Lewis is to teach in North Hollow, Mary
Page in South Hollow, Margaret Corbett
at the lower village, Geneva Davidson at
the Corner and Abbie Markham on West
Hill. Schools began May 4.--5ugaring Is
over In this vicinity and all report a good
sea son.--Will Kerr is going to Roxbury to
work in the mill for Rice g. Heath
Charles Blair the stage driver, made his
trip on wheels last week Friday The going
Is very bad across the mountain.
wEYBRIDGE. ....
Mrs. Robert Warner Is visiting her
daughter in Fitchburg, Mass-Don Hurl-
bert of Middlebury college occupied the
Methodist pulpit last Sunday.-The W. c.
T. U. gave q sugar sociabe with a musical
programme at the town hall last Friday
evening. very attractive feature of the
entertainment was the excellent music
furnished by the band.-Several persons
expect to visit Healer Newell at Burlihg-
ton this week.-John Doolan is painting
his residence.-Patrick Dillon buried lit
tie child last week.-Miss Nellie Binn OF
Cornwall has been visiting friends here the
past week.
| BRIDPORT.
Miss Marion Pratt is visiting friends In
| Connecticut.-J. o. Hamilton who has
been very Ill with the measles, is recover
| ing.-Th schools opened on Monday, for
the spring term. Miss Cora Blaisdell Is
| teacher in the village.-Mrs. Mcintyre
will be in Bridport next week. at the home
of DR.. Blasdel, with millinery goods OF
all kinds.
RIPTON. -
John Billings and Miss Bertha McQuivey
were united in marriage at the home OF
the brides mother Wednesday, April 10
| The Misses Lafrance Of Rutland are ir
town visiting their parents.-The water Is
high. affording power for running the
mills of j. G.. Hodges and w. S. Huntley
night and day.-Miss Roxle Tucker Is ~
with the measles.-Henry Damous family
have the whooping cough.
MONKTON.
Charles Shepard has moved into ON&A''
tenement housc.-Saul Carl will stay or
the Farr brothers farm another year
Frank Meadoi lost n good horse one da,
last week.--Miss Nora Stlson is qlnte III.
CORNWALL.
Miss Lura Peck, daughter of II. A. Peel
Of West Cornwall. Is very i'll. Her sistc
Mrs. James Rider of Bristol who has. beet
home caring for her, was called to Bristo
on Saturday on account of the illness o
who have spent the winter in Shoreham
have returned to town to reside.-Clyd
Hurlbut left town on Monday for Wor
cester, Mass, where he has obtained EN-
ployment.
LINCOLN.
The next meeting of the w. C. T. [
will be held with Mrs. Josie Morgan. Wed
nesday. April %. to which all ladies ar
ed.-The condition of Alba Hank
remains unchanged.-Mrs. Mabel Thaye
Collins of keene, N H., is visiting friend
in town.-April 18th n daughter was Dor
to Mr and Mrs. Gecrgc Narney April
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Bickne
and April 18th n son to Mr.. and Mrs. wa
lace Farr.-The next gospel temperate
meeting will be hold at the NJ f. churc
next Sunday evening at 7:S0.-Clinto
Greno of Malone, y. Y, visited his cousin
A. II. and W. S. Morgan last Saturday
Nelson Hill has sold his farm to his brott
er Seth, who will take possession at once
The remainder of his property was sol
at auction Wednesday.
NORTH FERRISBURGH.
, Capt NJ c. Martin, assistant quarter
. master United States army from Denve
Col, is visiting at his fathers. Mr. l..
Martin s-Mr. and Mrs. Pratt of Pawlt
) who have been visiting their daughte
2 Mrs. s. n. Allen, returned home Monday
: The w. c. T. L. society gave soc!ab
Wednesday evening at the residence
. s. G.. Palmer.-.Mrs. Beujah Williams
seriously i'll with typhoid pneumonia
Miss Edna Stone has returned home frol
the New England Conservatory OF Musi
Boston.-School commenced Monday 4
District No. 3, with Miss Potter as teache
Rev c. A. Bradford who has preacho
here for the past four years has returne
for another year,-George King is maxim
l extensive repairs on his house.