Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-29

was at Mrs Darling's rccently.-Thc barn
that was struck by lightning and burned
ut William Miles Is being rCbuilt.-Mrs.
Charles Kccfe had an operation perform
cd at the Mary Fletcher hospital Satur-
day and is doing we'll
We notice thcAlicn Shoc Co Mt Burling-
ton are doing tho business of thetown; low
prices must win.
HUNTINGTON.
j. NJ. Norton's creamery paid its pat
rons e cents per hundred for standard
August milk.--irranli Pierce and family
have returned from Fayston.-Mrs. Maria
Caswcli, who has been sick, is improving.
G, NJ. Norton went to Montpelier last
Saturday on busincss.-Miss Kathleen
S1yles has been appointed as assistant at
the pcstofiice.
We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co. Burlington.
HUNTINGTON CENTRE.
The Free baptist quarterly meeting will
he held here commencing October eth
Mrs. j. -. Hanks and son Roy. went to
Waterbury Saturday to stay two weeks
Allen Carpenter returned to his homo
in Worcester. Mass, Nonday.-Elery Cole
moYcd into ~ \. Carpenters tenement
house last wcck.-AIr. and Mrs. Melvin
Small of Jericho, visited friends in town
last week.
They do say that the Allen Shoe Co. takes
tho lead I'm low prices in Burlington. Every
ono says So
WEST MILTON.
Mrs. George Reynolds of this place, who
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital a few
week since for treatment, is recovering,
from the operation performed. with fair
prospects with being restored to health 49,
a. heavy nf 10 I'm
raised the water in the river so the sand
bars are all CoNcred.-Mr. and Mrs. Hayes
Tabor are rejoicing over the event oil a
little daughter. born September 18th
Willie Changers gave party Nelnes iay
evening in honor OF his 2lst birthday
Mrs. Mary j. Bullock picked n quart of
fine rcd raspbcrrics on Chcckcrhcrry hill
lust Saturday.-Mrs. Minot Smith and
li;tlc son have gone to Malone. y. V, for
II visit and expect to attend the Malone
fair.
EAST CHARLOTTE
LOWS Colt returned to Montpelier on
Monday Frank Colt is on the sick list
and confined to the housc--O. Il. and Geo.
A. Read are in New York.-Mrs. Lydia
Alls Of FcrriShurgh. is visiting friends
in town.-Mr ami Mrs. William Hosford
closed tho Charlotte House last week
Mrs. II. G. Beers and daughter, Alice, are
N'fliUS III l'lattSbl rkn, abIl hfnl, ana
Nalcour. n. Y.--Mrs. Amanda Moss. of ST.
rail, Mimi. and Mrs. Mary Scaton, of
Essex Junction. arc guests Of their broth
or Mr.. Ezra HoSford.-Wnlter Floss has
secured a position I'm Barre and COM
ncnCci business last week.-Mrs.. Foss
and son, are with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Fon'ia, for the prcsent.-W
G. Scott. II. I.issor and A. II. Ball spent
II day and night at the Lake last week and
caught 20 dozen fish. mostly pout and
porch. bugs did consdcra Bile damage To
tho fiockS Of sheep owned by Field a.
Lewis aud +. y. Ellison. Saturday night.
fhcy killed ten and injured three for Field
& Lewis, and killed one and injured i've
for Ellison. Tho sclcCimcn were notified
and settled the damages. John Hart is
moving aud repairing his house.
ESSEN CENTRE.
Monday being the weekly holiday of tho
l.. c. l.. Principal Grant and his school
drove TO Malctts Bay for the day-The
T.. c. |. nine last Saturday. The score
was II 10 in favor OF the r.. c. Ira
BiXhy has gone to housekeeping in part
ri Mrs. Elsie NJ. Iluntley's house.--John
Pcc0r and his son George have bought of
John Whitcomh IT, acres OF the Joyner lot
on the plain.-Thc r,sscS Cent?" Grange
entertained the Essex junction band at
their hall Wednesday Cvcn.ng.-Mr and
Mrs. Griswold OF Cambridge are VISITING;
their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs A. Dorr.-lrv-
ing Austin has bought and moved upon
the Pcrriso place at the Centre.