Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-02


parsonase.-The snow is still a npnber of
feet deep on level.
WARREN.
book agent who called his name Bert
Rock was in town last week and is said V
nave relieved a pocketbook at f.. Summers
of 81 while left alone in q room for few
moments. The money was missed and the
agent made to refund the same.-,Perfn
Pady Is very sick.-There was q thunder
shower here Monday morning.
wAITsFIELD.
Mrs. j. w. Ramsey was in Boston ana
New YorR last week purchasing her stock
of millinery, which she is TO open up soon
In the rooms formerly occupied by tho
postoflico in Eaton's block On River street.
ID. A. Kneeland, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is improving is
received of the death at Lincoln of John
Poland, an old resident of this town. He
had for the past few months made his
home with daughter, Mrs. r. d. Roys, at
Lincoln. The funeral services were held at
the house of his sister, Mrs =. f. Carroll,
on Monday with burial at the Irasville
cemetery Harry Allen, who has
been having severe run of the scarlet
fever, is convalescentS-Rafph Fisher has
sold his farm to e. r. Long for 800. Mr..
Fisher Intends to return to Ripton this
spring, where he has taken large farm
addition to his store building, which he in
tends TO erect as soon as the weather will
permit.-Miss Maud Joslin, who has been
I-qutte Ill the past week, is unab bic to return
this week to her studies at the MONTPELIER
seminary.-On account of tho lateness of
the season and the uncertainty of tho
weather and travelling the concert by the
NJ. 8. Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar clubs
has been given UP for the present-It ia
reported that Judge G. T. Jones will act
as administrator of the estate of the lRte
L. r. Josin.-Mrs. J. w. Gregory, Mrs.
Cady and Thomas Maxwell continue quite
III, with but little Improvement in their
CONDITIONAL son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. T.. e. NELL Wednesday night, March
70 and Thursday morning only few hours
later. one arrived at the home Of Josenh
Neill' ms brother, and next door Heiglbor.
FAYsToN.
Lewis Martin has gone to live with Ed
ward Gilet is Waterbury, Max
well has rented his farm for one year to
Samuel Roleston, and will move with his
family TO Fitchburg Mass.-John Martin
| had the misfortune to lose his horse last
wcek.-Miss Mary Mckay was most kind
| ~ remembered Monday evening" March sd
being her 18th birthday. About 100 friends
gathered at her home with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel Mckay, apd after a
social evening presented her several fine
gifts as tokens of esteem. Cake and cot-
fee were bountifully served to the guests.
CABOT.
A delegation from the Masonic lodge at
tended the district meeting at Plainfleld
on March N.-Several from Moscow lodge
/. o. G.. n, visited Winooslsl lodge Of this
place. cake and coffee being served..John
Tebbltts has purchased the place of r.. r.
Burnap. rented by HIN Of late.-The Chris
In nj 81 .s.tl l.
Farrington's Friday evening.-The sacra-
! ment of the Lords supper will be observed
at the Congregational church next Sunday.
Several will unite with the church-Miss
Hattie Fisher teaches the primary depart
ment at Marsheeld the coming term.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
J. c. Brown is making a short visit in
town. He is quite well, despite the re-
cent loss of his right arm.-Rev j. II.
Thompson assists in the revivatmeetings
this week at the Centre.-Miss Bertha
Blake celebrated'her 18th birthday by CIV
Ing a party last Monday evening.-Lee
Goodale and family of Lynn. Mass, have
moved TO town, and have rented Jason
Towns place.
PLAINFIELD.
Murray Cutler has bought Dean Pater-
sons farm.-John Foss has purchased the
interest OF John Ryan in the firm OF Ryan
& Foss.-&mbrose Taylor Is no BETTER
Edgar Martin of Goddard seminary is at
home visiting his father. Hon. w. S, Mar
tin.-Afrs. Ezekiel Skinner is convalescing
CALAIS.
C. r. Dwinell returned home from Bos-
ton last Saturday.-C. T. Pierce of East
Calais goes to Goddard seminary TO at
tend school this spring,-Mrs. T. S. Wood
OF Barre is visiting her parents at East
Iai cd
his farewell sermon last Sunday at East
Calais.
WORCESTER.
Milan Deuel. has moved to Mortified.
where he is to work in a store.-The wife
of the Rev. Mr.. George Deuel. spent part
Of last week with her brother, DR.. Hol-
comb, OF MJltoh.-W. Hayes Hutchinson
of Montpelier was the guest of his brother,
Frank T., last week.-Miss Cora Lance OF
Cabot ia visiting her brother DR.. Lance,
this week.-Mrs.. Pike is back In her house
at the corner.-Miss Agnes Wilson is at
tending school in Barre.
MoRETSwN.
p. A. Stockwell is confined to the house
with a severe attack of rheumatism-Da
C, Jones was at his parental home over
out again,-Miss Josie Griffith Is visiting
her sister Mrs. NJ. R. Chid.-Leo Child
and wife have returned from their we'd
ding tour.-Mss Lizzie Duncan visited
Miss Josie Griffith last week
NORTH FAYSTON.
Miss Luna b. Howe is attending the
spring term at the Montpelier seminary
W. C. Porter and s. e. Marble spent a
few days with friends in Nofthfleld re-
cently.-Bryon Marble and Arthur Boyce
have finished their wok for John Durkee.-
Tho remains OF the little four year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Nelson Of
Duxbury were brought to this place for In
fermentation Corliss has hired Ben Mar
ble's farm for one year and is moving his
family there.