Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-02-27
NORTH FERRISBURGH.

ruary IA.
NORTH FERRISBURGH.
Michael Quinian has bought the Daniels
place of VIII Orr and will put up a steam
saw mill at once.-A. w. Mead Is quite
sick with erysipelas.-Mrs. Herbert Kings
land is seriously i'll with pneumonia.-The
Ladies' Aid will give a poverty soclabe
at the residence of NJ. +. Allen Wednesday
eve.-Mrs. Seneca Hazard and son from
the West arrived Monday night to at
tend the wedding of Mrs Hazards brother
8. a. Hand.-The drama of East Lynne
will be given here by local talent next
Wednesday and Thursday.-Mrs. Stone of
Vergennes spent Sunday with Mrs. L.
Daniels.
SOUTH STARKSBORO.
Aunt" Kate Hallock died Wednesday of
last week. The funeral took place at her
late residence, Rev. Mr.. Smith of Stark
boro officiating. She was the Oldest person
in town at the time of her death.--T. Clark
is able to be about the house again.--Jen-
ME Downing is improving.-The two
schools, taught by the Misses Gaffny,
closed last Friday.-Mrs. Mary Young and
Agnes Nichols have returned from New
York, where Mrs. Young has been for
about a year.-Stephen Young sawed
about 20 cords of wood for T, Clark in nine
hours last week Wednesday.
RICHVILLE
Mr. and Mrs Henry Wright of Brandon
and Mr. and Mrs f. II. E.dredge of Brid-
port were guests of DR.. and Mrs. Town
send last week.-Mrs. Laverty and daugh-
| ter Gertrude returned to Medfeld, Mass,
last Monday. after visit among friends
| Elwin Brown, wife and children visited at
Mrs. Henry Wright's last week.-The Uni
! It..- talxl l. IL t.. 4 TD,-Al IL
| ms last Friday evening, was a decided
success sociably and financially. About
100 were present.-The schools taught by
Miss Mary Grimes and Miss Edna Brook
| ns closed last Friday.-Mrs. +. f. Gulley
and son Carroll of Addison are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frost Townsend.-Mrs
Sydney Smith has been visiting Mrs. NJ. e
Rich the past week.
GRANVILLE.
| About 30 teams are drawing logs for the
Fall Mountain Paper company.--Levi Abe,
is confined to the bed with a rheumatic
fever.-Wiliam Ford is improving in
health.-Johnnie Vinton Is working for J.
NJ. Ford In Rochester-Al Gee has gone to
Ludlow to work.-George Derby is out
again-Carl Martin of Rochester is at
work on the landing for the Fall Noun,
tain Paper company.
EAoI Y.
The village schools gave an exhibition a,
the Good Tempars' hall Monday night
The w. r. C has moved into the G, A. r.
I hall.-The Good Tempars made over 81,
from their entertainment.-Mrs. L. A. FL.
bridge visited in Brandon the first of the
/ week.-Abner Olmsted has returned from
Boston.-Will Foote. who has been for the
past five years in Kansas City, Mo-, has
come home to stay indefinitely, as his
4 health is very poor.-Cold Spring lodge
/. o. G. r., has elected these delegates tc
the district lodge, which meets in Bristol
March A: Laura A. Ross, Mrs A. A. Enos
o. j. Sawyer. C. V. Olmsted and Stever
Dorsey.-Tracy +. Hill, for many years g
resident of this place, died at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Harriet Beadle, In
| Brandon, February o. lie was "a years
of age. The remains were brought here
Tuesday for interment. .r-George C. Ross
was up from Boston over Sunday.-Miss
Jessie Turner is recovering from briei
illness.
SHOREHAM
Mrs. Frank Bingham goes to Hartford
Conn.,, this week TO enter a training school,
for nurses.-Mrs. c. NJ. Worth was sud.
denly called to Ticonderoga Monday on ac.
count of the sudden death of her brothers
wife, Mrs. Daros Bascom.-W. B. Douglas
The sociable at Mr.. Harvey Broolsin's
last Friday evening was largely attended
One hundred and forty being present.
Marcus Knapp of Schroom N. " is
spending few days in town.-Mr. Johr
Carpenter is a guest at his uncle's Mr.
r. ii. Holmes Mrs. Angie Vaughn who
has spent several weeks at Dr. c. w
liowards left town last Friday.-A teach
ers examination will be held here or
Thursday and Friday of this week-De.
egates chosen to attend the county union Of
the c. E. society at New Haven this weel
are: Mis- Marcia A. Douglas, Mrs. c. n
North and Miss Florence Howard-E. B
Douglas had his herd of Jerseys testec
this week and every animal was fount
free from Observation-Disclosures Wednesdo,
evening Rev. s. b, Dunn was surprised b,
a number of friends gathering at the par
sonage and presenting him with s25 witt
which to purchase desk and chair. Tht
occasion being Mr.. Dunn's 45th Birthday
WEYBRIDGE.
The Middlebury College Glee club will
give concert under the auspices of tn,
Congregational Y. p. s. G. e. at the tow
hall, Wednesday evening, March 4.-Mr
and Mrs. II. A. Clark of St. Adams spen
last Saturday and Sunday at NJ. N
Baker s.-The social event OF last weel
was the marriage of Miss Clara Merrill
and Walter Warner at the home of tn,
brides parents Wednesday evening. Owe
100 guests were present. The ceremon,
was performed by Rev. G. s. Watson O
Panton Miss May Cherbino was brides
maid and Charles Stagg best man. The
bride and bridesmaid were beautifully at
tired In white. The unusually fine displa.
of gifts showed the esteem in which th
bride was held. Mr. and Mrs. Warner will
make their future home in Panton.