Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-01-16

HINESBURGH.
Miss Gertrude Flanagan Of Burlington
spent last week with her sister, Mrs. S. j.
Ploof.-Miss Maud Daley visited friends In
Bristol recently.--Mrs. p. H. Cassidy is
spending the winter with her father, j. H.
| Alen.-Almon Ray is living with, and car
ing for his sister, Mrs. s. c. Castle.-Mr
and Mrs. Frank b. Dow will make their
home with Mrs. Isaiah Dow this year.
| The band will give a concert In Hunting
| ton Wednesday evening.-The High school
students are preparing a drama which
they will give here in the near future
Four persons united with the Congrega-
tional church Sunday, three on profession
| of faith and one by letter.
| The Hinesburgh band gave concert at
Huntington Wednesday eve, the 18th inst.
Rev. William Fuller Is supplying the
| Baptist church in Middletown Springs
Mrs. A. L. Walker returned to Burlington
Saturday.-Mr. Leonard Low and wife of
Grand Forks, Oak, are visiting at Geo.
| Ray's.-Curtis Andrews and wife are IN
Burlington for a few days-Dr. G. +.
Edmunds and wife of Bristol visited at
/ A. Summers the past week.
The officers of Cummings Post No. 81.
G. A. r., also of w. r. c., were duly In
stalled Saturday Commander of post,
James A. Lewis, president OF W. H. C''
! Sadie Weed. After the ceremony, re-
freshments were erved.-There will be
leap year box sociable at G. A. r. hall,
Saturday, Feb. 1st All are invited.-C. G.
Peck is now settled in his new house.
RICHMOND
william Hubbard from Montpelier stay
ed over night last week with Mr.. S. F..
1 Cutler and is charged with having stolen
a watch from his hired man. On com
plant of Grand Juror S. A. Andrews he
was brought before Justice Salmon Green
and fined $40 and costs, with the alterna-
tive sentence at Rutland. Failing to pay,
he was sentenced to go to Rutland for q
term of 90 days.-The officers of Bronson
Barber post, G.. A. r., were installed last
Saturday by Past Commander s. r. An
drews. Clayton Andrews from Burlington
is at his home In Richmond for few days
There will be a literary sociable at the
Conversational church Friday evening,
the 18th inst.-Mr. Daniel Burk lost valu-
able horse the IL inst.
UNDERHILL CENTRE.
Willie Flynn of Jericho has moved into
the house vacated by John Curry.-Re-
vival meetings are being held at the Union
church, conducted by Mr.. Kinny and wife.
home ssionaries.-lIenry Atchison of
Morrisvillo is visiting at Luther Atchi-
son's-Everett Rushford, aged 10 years,
was buried last Wednesday. The funeral
was held at st. Thomas church.
ST. GEORGE.
Austin McKinzie of East Shelburne has
in his possession a sleigh robe which was
recently found near his place which the
owner can have by proving property
James Milham is getting out the timber
for a large house at his camp near Shell
burn pond which he will build in the early
spring. II. Tilley and daughter visited
relatives in town Saturday and Sunday
last, they also attended the S. A. X. and
w. r. C. installation in Hinesburgh.
JERICHO CENTRE.
Arthur Truax recently returned from
Northampton, Mass, where he has worked
in the asylum.-Mrs. HELEN Humphrey Is
now at home.-Lewis Blood Is now staying
with C. II. Nash,-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willard Saturday
morning. January 11.-Belle Austin, the
two-a nd -one-half-year- daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Austin. fell from bed
about two weeks ago, inflcting an injury
from which she gradually grew worse
until Wednesday night, when she died.
The funeral took place at the house on
Saturday, Rev Il. Rose officiating. The
interment was at Williston. There was a
large attendance.-The Ladies' Dime So
ciety of West Bolton met with Mrs. +. A.
Fuller Of this place last Wednesday. The
Benham and Mrs. H. b. Hall are both con-
vaescent.-Thc Underhill Citizens band
and their friends to the number of 30 gave
their leader, T. f.. Pease, very pleasant
surprise last Wednesday evening.-Mrs.
Guy Sherman is again i'll and Mr.. Sherman
Is afflicted with heart trouble and unable
to work.-Mrs. James Morse is not so we'll
of late.-Elsie Cunningham is little more
comfortable.
CHARLOTTE.
At the annual meeting OF the Congrega-
tional church the following officers were
elected: Committee, William Foote. Geo
w. Porter, Charles NJ. Byington; treas
urer. Deacon Heury Mcneil; collector
Scion Lewis; auditor Il. II. Field; ushers
c. NJ Byington, Il. II. Field
Mrs Carrie A. Mcneil and Flora
Williams. Some sl4Oo has been ex
pended on church repairs during tn,
past year The officers of the Sunday
school are: President, George S. Leaven
, worth: secretary, c. NJ. Byington treas
, urer Lyman b. Mcneil; librarian, Pau
, Gulck: committee. Stella Prindle. Ma,
Cook, Emma Leavenworth; superintend
emit John Lewis. The school voted an ap
preparation for new books.-Mr Davidson
and family have rented and occupied thu
Bouton place. Mr.. Davidson proposes L
put up provender mill near the Cor
, ners.-Carpenter & Williams have com
, menced boring for the creamery well a
, the Corners.-H. C. Leavenworth has solc
, so acres of his farm to Ambrose Ash ant
Ambrose j. Ash.-Lake View Dreamer.
company directors are negotiating TO
/ machinery, etc, for the creamery. 1t Il
/ proposed to put in a first class plant.
JoNEsvILLE.
! The Lend-a-Hand society met with Mrs
! b. S. Balch last Thursday-Henry Mace
moves into the house with Clayton Fulle
on the old Sayles place.-Patrick Lama
will carry on his own farm the coming
seasons. Tart e. Co. are loading ca
with hardwood for the Vermont Bobbn &
, Spool company of Essex Junction.
!, SOUTH BURLINGTON.
. Robert Richardson boards several of tn
y. dairy students.
s octave Tebo is quite i'll with rheuma
tism
: Edison Lathrop cut his leg quite badl
I last week. while chopping wood.
: Mrs. Tucker is on the sick list.
e VIII Tucker went to Starksboro las
week.
: Mrs Caseys barn was blown down In tn
= recent wind, also Mr. Kellogg's house.
: Little Maggie Gill Is better.
l. Mrs. Pierce Is Ill.
Mr.. Horace Aldrich Is visiting in Co
y chester, at Mr.. Kennedy's.
+ About Is OF the friends and neighbors c
n Mr.. N. B. Aldrich gave him very pleas
e ant surprise last Saturday night. 1t bein
: his 10th birthday.
II HUNTINGTON.
e Mrs. Jesse Norton has been visiting h,
n parents the past week.-Miner Fielder