Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-03-26
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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and Miss Lena Thrasher have gone to
Boston on n vist.-Charles Briggs has
moved his family to his farm near New
port Centre. He will continue to run his
blacksmith shop here as usual.-Claud
Wright has gone to his home in Dicksvllle,
p. O., to recuperate, after having the
mumps-Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Howard of
Albion, N. Y, are in town on visit.-H.
l.. Pierce has opened a restaurant In
Lorimer G. Macdiarmd's store on Govern
try street.-Mrs. M. A. Grout Is In Boston.
Phelps & Oben have moved from Roots
block to the Lawrence block-The Orleans
Trust company have moved from the Law
renee block to the Exchange block.
CRAFTsBURY.
Mr.. Baker died last Thursday at N. Il.
Williams His remains were taken to
Gardner, Mass, for burial,--Mrs. G. c.
Conant has gone to Ashburnham, Mass.
Amasa Scott, aged Sc, fell last Saturday,
dslocating his houlder.-Amanda Robbins
has gone to Lyndonville for a few weeks
vislt,-Wille and Nettie Campbell from
Barton are In town.-George, oldest son of
William Farr is seriously sick with peri
tonitis.
DERBY.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Jenne, March IA, also one to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson. March 21.-Charles VIII
lard Is still very i'll with rheumatism. He
has been confined to the house nearly all
winter-A daughter was born to w. r.
and Kate Kilborn, March a. The child
died and Mrs. Kiborn has been in a very
citical condition since. 1t Is now hoped
she Is out of danger.-Forbes Mcpherson
who has been III all winter, Is reported
worse.
ALBANY.
Mo, Da1r ;, ~
grip.-James Anderson of South Albany
who has been i'll with blood poisoning, died
March 16. He leaves a wife and six children
to mourn his loss.-Samuel Borworth OF
Montpelier IL visiting sisters and other
elatives.-Charles Willis and wife of East
Hardwick are visiting relatives and
friends in town.-The Helping Hand so.
ciety met with Mae l.. Cheney Saturday
Mr.. Everett Sanborn. who is well known
here, goes soon from Seattle, Washington
TO Cooks Inlet, Alaska, and thence 1000
miles over land to the gold felds.-Mrs
Elijah Stone has so far recovered from
pneumonia as to be able to be out.
WESTrIELD.
Harold Furman visited his sister. Mrs.
u II. Wiley, at Barton Landing last week
dayton Harding has returned to Brig
nam academy for the spring term Frank
Roberts has moved into Isaac Wilson's
tenement-The infant child of Oscar
Traver died last Saturday and was buried
Monday.-Miss Nettie Goodrich is spend
ing the week at Newport and West Derby.
The Congregational Y. T. S. C. f.. sent
$40 to the a. NJ. A. last week for this year $
contribution.-Mrs. w d. Glpin returned
last week from several weeks visit to rela-
tives in Providence.
GREENSBORO.
James Young lie n
terrain arsonage.-Homer Harrison Is to
work for Mrs Jane Simpson the coming
season.-Fred Goodrich has traded resi-
dences with Frank Pope, the latter paying
$500. Mr.. Goodrich has moved his wares
into the store by the hotel and will con-
tinue In business there.-It is reported that
ID, G. Eastman is falling.-Randal d
Crane have had their store whitewashed
and painted-lra Magoon is the owner OF
eight shropshire sheep and IS lambs, all
alive and smart.-C. S. Noyes has let his
sugar orchard to l.. w. Harrison.