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

ORLEANS COUNTY.
BARTON.
Charles Wheeler. twenty-five years ago
n resident of aBrton. now an engineer liv-
ing at Boone. Iowa. is visiting at Mis-. g..
". Il. Nelsons.--L. a. Chadburn has eX-
changed his bobbn factory on Glover
street for Chandler Austin's farm on Bur-
ton Hill.--The ball team defeated the
Glover club at Glover Saturday, Ii to g.
Mrs j. +. Baldwin left Monday night for
Kansas, whore she will remain till Dec. 1,
when she will so to California. She OK
poets TO I've gone from Barton for a year.
--Percival's dry house took fire in the
boiler room saturday forenoon, but the
fire was put out before much damage had
been done. Fred Percival, in trying to
get at the fire. accidentally fell through
window, cutting his hand quite badly.
The lecture committee has secured the
following talent for the lecture course
lectures. r. II. Conwel DIR. Lorimcr
Prof j. +. De Motto. George Kennan, and
Nj. Wharton; concert, Salem cadet band
with boy soprano.-J. w. Soaver, A. NJ.
NJ. D., a professor of Yale college, gave an
interesting lecture at the opera hall Friday
evening on How we grow physically and
mentally."-Maud Mossman is in Boston
taking lessons on the violin
LOWELL.
] Hdzon Stewart and wife began Monday
keeping house in part OF GIN. Stinehour'
house Willard Hodgeman, after hriel
Illness. died Thursday evening at the res.
idcnce of his brother, william, with whom
he has been living the past few years
The funeral was held from the house Sat
urday afternoon.--Arthur Weed has be
gun work on his new house.--Mrs Edsor
/ Kinney visited her mother at South Al
hany the first of the week.-Mrs.. Franz
Martin, who has been visiting in towI
the past few weeks returned Monday t'
Lynuonville, where she has been working
for few months.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Mary Paddock was chosen dele
gate to the State W. G. r. L. convention
to he held at Manchester. September 81
y and 29.-William Remington mas move
with his family to the Newton farm
Patrick kllgarln lost one-half of hi
middle finger and had two others scriousl
injured by getting them caught in tn
gear of II corn cutter last Monday.-Th
l.. II. u. held harvest home i'm the tow
hall last Saturday evening. 1t was a yer
pleasant aUair.-School was closed las
Thursday afternoon and Friday on &C
count of the sickness and death of tn
teachers sister.-Mary Goodrich, aged
years, died at the home of her father, {
4. Goodrich, last Thursday with typhol
fever. The funeral was held at the HON
Friday, the Rev. ID. l.. Evans ofilciatinl
She was student at the academy an
will be greatly missed by her associates
Mrs. Clara Tenney returned to her HON
in Boston last Friday.-Gcorge Il. Howar
has gone to Boston and vicinity on d bus
ness trip.
: NEWPORT
Mrs. II. G. Blanchard has gone to Prov
, idence, X. l., on a visit 10 her sister.-Mr
Tyler Streetcr has been spending the pas
week in Boston.-Mr. Carey and famil
are visiting his parents in Brattleboro
Mir. and Mrs Benjamin Watkins have r,
7, turned from weeks visit to Toronto.
Q.-Mrs. /. f. Blanchard is visiting h
: parents in Burlington.-Alr and Mrs. job
Smith have returned from visit in Por
land, Me.-William Horton. wife and SO
of Boston are here on visit to his pa
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. s. b. Horton.-G
Horton and wife and y. l.. Foster al
fNnily spent last Sunday at Hora'
Story's in Irasburgh.-Harry House
back in the Boston and Maine freight o
ice.-D. \. Doloff will move this wee
A from the Campbell house on Second sire
:, to IL. a. Gaylors house on Coventl
: street.--John Smith and brother of Ne
:, York city have been spending "a few da!
a in town.-Will l.aha has moved from Il
q Lawrence tenement on Coventry street
: s. w. Parker's house on Prospect Hill.
s Mr., r. c. Raymond and family have r
turned to their home In Cambridge Mas
~ John Smith and Fred Richie have +
- turned from Portland, Me, where th
= have boon doing a painting job,-Ca
. White of West Derby Is clerlSing for Tr1
d Blanchard company.-lcdward Miles h
| opened a restaurant in the basement
the Memphremagog House.-Edgar Barn
" has moved into the Flint block on 81
o View strcet.-Charles Bean is assisting
d the postoilice.-M Charles Moore h
= returned from a visit to her parents
y Magog, p. Oh. Il. Lane is In Boston
l. business,-P. ]. Farrell has hired "A hou
= OF l.. +. Kay in the read of the Exchan
block which he will move to about O,
! lst.--Chester Wiley OF Franklin Falls,
II H., Will open variety store in one
O. Lorlmer & Maodiarmd's stores Oct LIST
re Nat DE Goosh fell down stairs recent
III while carrying brick and was somewh
bruised but no bones were broken.-N
Blair of Boston is here on a visit to
mother, Mrs John Blair.-Rev. c. +. III
pastor of the First Congregational ohur
lie rendered his resignation last Sunday
take effect on or before Dec, LIST.
lie ALBURG.
~ On Saturday, the nth inst, n strans
-, came to Thomas Motifs at Windmill Pc
~ and left his rig, which consisted of
~ horse, harness, wagon and buffalo re
-, with him for short time and hired
~, Mott to row him across to Rouses Poi
~ He has not yet returned for his proper
~ and ii will be advertised and sold.-N
and Mrs. r. II. Vincent OF Athol, MAJ
~ who have been visiting j. d. BOVINE
~ Mrs. Nincent's father, have return
y" homC,--Thc "corn chowder" social
- Archie Towles was well attended.--W.
Jameson, who is travelling for the CIR
tai Confectionery company of Burlingt
was at home over Sunday.-Henry Cha
H. berlin of Peru, n. Y, visited his moth
Mrs, a. Il. Manning, last week-M
Nina Early, who has been spending 81
cral weeks visiting friends In this vicini
has returned 10 her home in Boston.
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