Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-30


two years ago. The faculty and students
arc unanimous in testifying to his ex-
ccptional ability and the place he won in
| the hearts of the boys of "Old n. T."
l few can obtain.
| Mrs. ]. a. Dprkee came home Monday
| from an extended visit in Franklin coun-
ty.
SOUTH WOOpBUDY.
Mrs Frank Angel Is recovering from
| an attack of grip-Alfred Wheeler has
moved into the Alanson Daniels house.
/ Schools open in town next Monday. Lucy
/ Sabin Is to teach in district No. 2, Ned
Wells in No. 3, Mary Sabin has the Ball
school, Miss Penney teaches at the Centre
and Josie Fisk in West Woodbury.-Milo
! Winters, who was severely injured while
at work on the quarry, Is doing we'll
FAYSTON.
Myrtle ]. Russell had pleasant birth
day party April % 1t being her 18th BIRTH
day. About 80 friends were present. and
many fine presents were left as tokens of
regard. Cake and coffee were served
Rev S. G. Vail of Moretown visited his
son, Alanson who is at work for A. d.
Bragg last Friday. He was accompanied
by his daughter, Eunice, who will teach
| school in district No this summer-Mrs
| Isabel S. Smith is III with pneumonia. j.
Daniels from Lincoln has bought the mill
house OF c. NJ. & NJ. l.. Richardson,
WORCESTER.
NJ. p. Kent has bought OF Mrs II. NJ
Bruce piece of land across the street
from his house, and will build a shop
| thoreon.-lierman Cross, who has been
caring for his father in Westfleld all win
! ter, returned on Saturday.-Mrs. Sybil
Bruce of Craftsbury Us in town caring for
her daughter. Mrs. Jacobs.-Ray Kellogg
is very sick with fnumps.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jacobs on Sat
urday morning-Miss Georgia Wilson has
gone to East Calais to work in the millin-
cry establishment of Mrs. Dwinell.-
North Branch Grange held n meeting at
NJ p Kent's on Friday AFTERNOON last.
They talk OF building hall.
CALAIS.
W. L. Pierce and Mrs. f. H. Dwinell re-
turned from Boston last week.-Mrs.. c.
II. Dwinell has returned from Taunton,
| Mass, whore .she has been visiting her
son, DR.. II. l.. Dwinell.--Mr. Charles Lilley
goes to Boston in May to remain during
the summer season.
PLAINFIELD.
Mrs. j. Newton Perrin OF Willlamstown
Is visiting her relatives in town.-Miss
Emily Spencer entertained friends on Sat-
urday cvcning.-John Ryan was bitten
|
him In self-defence.-School throughout
the town commenced ON Monday.-The
Misses Stone, teachers OF the village
school, board with Mrs. j. b. Wels.-Mrs
Wilbur Bartlett and Mrs. Nat. Austin are
In very poor health.-4The creamery is now
running every .day.-Mrs. Ezekiel Skinner
is now recovering rapidly.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Joseph Brown has moved to the. Centre
Mr.. and Mrs. william Foster are going
to Washington to spend the week.-There
is to be whist party and dance at the
village ball next Friday evening.-E. G.
Ormsbee died Sunday of last week at H.
b. Woodward's in Montpelier of Bright's
disease. The funeral services were held
| at his mothers residence at the Centre
The interment was made at the Cutler
cemetery. He was promising young
man of more than ordinary ability.
ROXBURY.
| A fire broke out in the village mill We'd
nesday, April 90 but was soon subdued.
A short time after staging gave way
| on the roof of the new blacksmith shop
preciptating to the ground Rodney Wiley
and Fielder Wiley The former had his
arm broken.--Mr, and Mrs. IL. G.. Ellis
have been in West Berlin Helping care
for the husband Of their daughter, who Is
ill.--Ed. Burnham has moved into the Rice
| place just north of the villa8e.-Seth
Browns arm was cut on a circular saw
at the mill of Heath & Rice on Friday
Mrs ID. l.. Nichols died Sunday morning
She had been Ill a long time.--Rev. Mr..
Harris State missionary Of the Episco-
pal church, held service here Sunday
afternoon.-Sch begins Monday with
q new teacher, Miss Atkins of Cabot
Tsollie Steele has moved into the Allen
hbuse owned by George Young Wilbur
Fitz's baby is sck.-Miss Elliott has re-
turned to e. W. Wetmore's as housekeep-
er,-Miss Maggie O'Grady, sister. of the
night operator was married on the 22d
at the Roman Catholic church, Mortified,
to Mr.. Brann of ST. Adams. They took
trip to North Adams Mass.
WARREN. -
The Warren Telephone. company have
commenced to set the poles forstheir line
over Lincoln MOUNTAIN, altar which they
lwiV continue, 1T, to Ro4bprx.-.G George
BMgg went 70 Providence. r., /, last
Tuesday to taxes lazy there who has been
IN the hosritAf "a huntington, II. b., Ford
Mary Esl 6a5tVs1 delivered " leptdre' ~
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