Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-01-30
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF Dol q IN THE
FREEPREss's BROAD Id.
rhc winoosli Valley, Villat q p Nor'"'
Along otter Creek and by 8 shores
of White River Gov by
Special Reporter
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Cards have been received here announc-
ng the marriage February at the Metho-
ist church in Weybrdge of Miss Abple b'
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James >: Coie'
nd Mr. William A. Kelley of FerrisourSn'
manager of the Sattly pro'ieiS 'oN"
arm.
Cant. Charles A. IIoffnagle went 10 la
rolle Canada, Thursday and met MT. H.
Vandeusen to look over steanooa,
which Mr. Vandeusen had recently pur-
hased He has bought the "Ellda'
team yacht built in Nova Scotia, 1S rect
ong IL feet beam, 120 horse power, screw
broDeiler steel frame and Will run 10
niles al hour easily. She will be brought
here early in the spring and Capt lioH-
agie will make some alterations on her.
bhe will be used as a pleasure boat OH
.ake Champlain.
George Longeway, who has managed H..
h. Booths farm the past two years VIII
move in the spring to the Hiram fleid
arm in Ferrisburgh.
Carlton Field and Nellie Ayres Of Ferris
burgh were arrested Friday for adultery
n complaint of Stato's Attorney FRANK y;
Fish, and brought to this city and placed
N jail Field is said to have wife IN
New York. but they had not lived to-
tether for over ten years and MISS Ayres
las been his housekeeper for long time.
they had q hearing Saturday night before
ustice' Donoway. Field was bound over
or appearance at the County Court ana
Iail was fixed at 5000 which was furnished.
Itss Ayres case was continued TO Mon
lay morning. and when the time came Tor
rial she was sick and the case VIII be
|nished later.
Charles a. Chapman of Ferrsburgh
hppcd by express Tuesday to Monte
mo Mprin0
am c. A. c.. No. 3l6 This ram took first
premium at the Vermont State fair last
lear
Mrs William w. Booth gave an after
oon whist party yesterday to large
lumber of friends.
Frank X. Goss of the U. V. NJ. is home
or few days.
Henry Halock of Waltham, who cut
is foot recently while chopping, Is able
be out on crutches.
Fred Fl. Harrington of Brandon attend
d the directors meeting of the National
ank yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Plankey are rojoic-
hg over the birth of a 10 pound daughter.
Charles r. S. Pierce is recovering from
is recent illness and was able to be out
yesterday.
Ira S. Barbour of Addison and Miss
frankie Smith of Panton were married
ast evening at the residence of Mr.. and
FRS. Fred e. Sears in the presence of
arge number of friends. Rev. H. r.
titus of the Congregational church of
his city officiated. They took the even
hg train south for brief wedding tour.
A son. Weighing nine and three fourth
ounds was born the 21st inst, to Mr.. and
hrs. r. J. Prunier in Weybridge. Mr..
nd Mrs. Prunier have been spending
ew months at her fathers, julius Rvets.
Weybridge. and expect soon to go TO
Washington, d. c., for the remainder of
he winter.
MIODLEBURY.
News has been received here of the
cath from diphtheria in Brooklyn, n. Y,
Sunday, of Evan 7. Sprague, son or
Ion. n. II. Sprague, formerly of Brandon.
he leaves a widow and two young chill
rem, twins. Mrs. Sprague was Miss Alice
barney, daughter of Edward Barney OF
fddiebury.
d. r. Sawyer has gone to Boston, where
Q has obtained a desirable position.
Wallace McHuRh, the popular clerk at
he Pierce House, has had to give up on
ccount Of Illness, and has gone to his
ONE in the east part of the town.
The attendance upon the local markets
Ionday was larger than for several
Feeks past and the offerings were quite
rge. Butter sold for Is and 10 cents per
ound, and eggs for IS cents per dozen.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
Miss Alverta English has gone to Bur-
ngton where she will be matron of DR..
mines sanltarium.-Mr Sarah English
as the recipient last week of fine wheel
hair from her Adventist friends,-H enry
unit has sold his house. and is dlsposing
his personal property at private SALE
Q intends to leave town.-Mrs. Wallace
sssions has returned from a nine weeks
sit to her daughter in Ogdensburg.-Mrs
mn Olnsted gave party Tuesday in
onor of her s0th birthday.-Cold Spring
dge OF Good Templars have chosen these
ncers C. T., w. Fl. Eldridge; V. T., Mrs.
B. Boardman; secretary, Mrs. Il. A.
radley; A. secretary, Mrs. W. w. Turner;
secretary, Lucy Kirby; treasurer. r. C..
oardman chaplain, Maud Rogers; p C.
w. w. Turner; marshal, Mabel Rogers;
marshal, Emma Laurier; guard, Net
Perry; sentinel, Royal Boardman They
ose the quarter with 93 mcmbers.-Mr.
harles Guyette is critically i'll after a
rock of paralysis.
BRISTOL.
Heman Hill was taken very suddenly
riday with pneumonia. Eddie Howden is
lso sick with pneumonia.-MissA Addie
Vaterhouse from Lake Dunmore is the
lest of Il. S. Farr and family.-Post-
aster Needham was off duty Friday be-
huse of illness.-Ceorge Bagley of Lin
bwn. died Thursday night with pneu-
onia.-A young child of Daniel Lavarn
led in New Haven on Thursday.-Fifty-
Pur members of Lbanus lodge attended
he Masonic district meeting at Middle
lry Thursday night.-There was a
me sociable and card party in G. A. r.
hll Wednesday evening, January 29th.-
Wallace Foote, the new merchant will
love his family here from Middlebury
bon.-Mrs. l.. s. Scott IA dangerously i'll
18th pneumonia at the residence of Mrs.
B. Barlow on North street.-The new
anagement of the Bristol base ball asso-
alton expect to give an entertainment
BON to procure new uniforms
In the local market last Saturday but
r brought II to 20 cents per pound eggs
cents per dozen; potatoes 10 to 20 cents
pr bushel; dressed poultry 10 to IA cents
pr pound dressed hogs "a. so per hundred
eight; beef 81 to So per hundred weight;
ay $12 per ton; oats 80 cents per bushel.-
II. Elliott and family OF Coaticook,
Rnada, are visiting their relatives here
young grand child of Daniel Lavarn
as brought here from New Haven and
lried Sunday.-Noble Bissonette, clerk
the Kent drug store, has been quite
ck for several days, but is now on the
hin.-Mrs. l.. s. Scott, who has been seri-
isly Ill with pneumonia, Is reported bet
r.-Mrs. Maryette Grover Is reported to
In poor health.-There was fatal case
diphtheria In Starksboro. daughter
Cornelius Ladoo, IS years of age, being
Q victim.-Town Clerk w. W. Wilson is
Rving q serious time with neuralgia In
3 face.-The- meeting of Clifford Chapter
A. M, for last Saturday night was post