Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-03-19

convention was held last week at Barton
Landing. The following talent from Bos-
ton took part Mrs. Shepard, pianist and
director; Mrs. Priest, reader; Miss Wood
bury, alto; Miss Clark, Soprano Mr.. New
ers, cornet: Mr.. Batchelder, violin, and
Mr.. Wheaton, flute. were present from
Blaisdells orchestra, Concord. N. ii.
There were about $50 voices in the chorus.
wEsTFIELD.
The storm of last week brought the
heaviest snow of the season. Thursday
night there was nearly a foot,-more than
at any time this winter.-Miss Tilla john
son of Danville is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. N. Root and children spent few
days at Bolton recently.-The Congrega-
tional Y. p. s. C. E. will give a sugar So
cia at w. d. Gilpn's next Friday evening
Mr.. Bailey of Dunkin, Canada, has
bought the cheese factory building and
will make cheese the coming season for
the Green Mountain Cheese Factory COM
pany. Mr.. Bailey took the Canadian
sweepstakes prize on cheese last year.
Mrs. Ida Wakefield of MONTGOMERY visited
her father N c. Hoyt. last week.-Wells
Wood and wife of Richford have been the
guests of William Edmunds.
MORGAN.
Glen Barney shot bullet through one
ling revover.--FI. a. Bartlett and wife
are on the sick list, also Mrs. l.. Z. Brooks.
Mrs. Frank Holmes Is bettcr.-Solon
Gray is out again.-L. a. Wheeler Is NOV
ing from Newport through this town to
his farm in Holland.-C. l. Moore was in
burlington last week as a witness in a
smuggling case.-Miss Ann e. Little is
home from Massachusetts, where she has
been for some time. A gentleman, n rela-
tive of tho Titles, came with her to enjoy
the sugar season.-W. II. Goddard has
closed his store and moved to Holland
rMr. Stevens is the postmaster at the
Centre.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Richmond have re-
turned from a visit to DR.. II. G. Tinkhnm
of Burlington.-Mlss Nellie Lock of Iras-
| burgh is visiting at Miss Chilson's
and n. l.. Foster s-Orleans County Court
has been in 5ession the past week to
finish up some of the court work which
was left from the regular term.-Mrs.
Samuel Page has gone to Canada to care
for her sick daughtcr.-Marcollas Hunt
has moved from Island Pond to one OF
| c. N. Brady's farms.-The old store of
/ w. G. Whitney has been reopenod b.
Harry Reed-Lorimcr & Macdcrmald have
let their store, to be used for u restaur-
ant by ii. L. Pierce, who will open the
same IN ABOUT week.
ALBANY.
! Mrs. A. r. Campbell and sister while
going from Morrisville to Charlestown, in
the edge OF Craftsbury, broke their sleigh
and was obliged to hire Notwithstanding
Achen is sick with tonsilitis.
CRAFTSBURY.
Julia Allen of Morrisville is visiting her
brother, Rev. w. Il. Alen.-Joseph Mar
shall. who has been i'll with pneu.
monia in Albany was brought home last
Thursday.-ReV. u. Hatch of East Corinth
Is visiting friends In town.-Rev. w. T.
Allen and Rev r. C. Moody will exchange
next Sunday morning. In the evening
there will be union temperance Sunday.
school concert in the Methodist church.
Mrs r. Silver fell last week and broke hei
wrst.--Martin Sawyer of Northampton
Mass, Is in town for n two weeks visi
IL T. Paterson has been appointed tC
take care of the town hall this year.-Mrs
Maud Ilaines from Hardwick is visiting a
her fathers.