Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-15

able to ride out.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. of Bur
! iington arc making extremely low prices
on shoes.
CHARLOTTE.
Misses Mary Yale and Mary Gulcs went
to Burlington Monday to attend the High
school.-Miss Ruth Whalcy has gone to
| Burlington to attend school.-Miss Ger
| trude Douglas, who has been staying at
| w. V. 1}each's, has returned to Burling-
| ton,--All the schools in town commenced
last Monday.--Mrs. a. A. Wicker and
children, who have boon spending the
summer at Ira p. Wickcr's, returned
/ home last Thursday.
! We hear that tho Allen Shoe Co. of Bur
linston are making extremely low prices
on shoes
Mi I1N BORO.
There arc 16 pupils in attends rec ut tn
local svhool.-T. :. Barry took &. party OF
eight tc North Georgia Friday evening
to attend the receipt on rendered by Rep.
resentativc Orice Ballard. Henry Crown
and wife, Henry Cooley and wife, George
Caswell and wife, spent Sept. 9 at the
lake for a picnic.-,'crn is being harvest
ed with a good crop.
! We notice the Alien Shoe Co. at Burllng-
ton are doing the business of the town; low
prices must win.
ST GEORGE.
Tho first frost OF the season in this Sec
tion came last Sunday morning No par
/ tlcular damage was done as most Of tho
crops were matured Miss Matte Mill
nam received IL first and . second pre-
miums on her fruit exhibition ut tn? Bur
! l!ngton fair.--Thc schools in this vicinity
opened their fall terms on Monday with
Misses Nell Noonln and Jennie Mckenzie
as teuchers.-Mrs. Henry Lawrence and
daughter. Miss Hattie, have returned from
Il few weeks sojourn at Saratoga Henry
Lawrence, Esq was called to Whiting last
Monday to attend the funeral of a BROTH
erin law whittier MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence
went by team, accompanied by Miss Mat
tie Lawrence.
| They do say that the Allen Shoe Co takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
enc says so.
SHELBURNE.
! Donald and Florence Mcintyre of Will
! larus Bridge, n. Y, are spending two
weeks at c. NJ. Russells.
| Mrs. Julia Goodscll has gone to Alburgh
called there by the illness of nor nephew.
! Mrs Blair OF Kcescvillc, n. Y, is VS.
! ting her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Pine.
! Mrs. Allen and Miss Mason of SPRING
field. Mass, are visiting at Rev. 3. W.
Atvelrs.
Or. w. II. Ranks has bought of Mrs
| Clara L. Burritt the place new occupied
| by George Smith. He expects to take pos
| session in about n month.
Mrs. T. ID. Hall OF Moscow, Idaho, who
has beer the guest of her cousin, Mrs. f..
/ II. Palmer, goes to Jericho to-day to visit
her sister, Mrs. Dr. Howe
! We notice theAllcn Shoe co. at Burling-
ton are doing the business of thetown; low
prices must win.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
! About or ,I,, fri,,1z r,
gave him a surprise party in honor of
his 10th birthday: at his home Monday
evening. Whist was the entertainment OF
| the evening. Refreshments were served
and all had most enjoyable evening.
] WIN Baker of Co. Nj, is at homo i'll
with malarial fever.
Frank Hopkins regimcntal qua-tormas-
/ ter of the list Rhode Island Volunteers,
has received an extension of % days to
! his sick leave.
! j. a. Donahuc has begun the foundat ion
| for another house on his property on
school street.
/ Joel Foster. superintendent Of water
works of Montpelier. was in the village
Monday with a local committee test
( ed the capacity Of several springs about
| the village. This was done with regard
to the forming of n general village water
system. The results were not very sat
/ isfactory.
a.
railroad station, is spending a week in
Rutland. NJ W. Judeon is doing his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIenry Tcachout were Civ
en- surprise party by nearly 20 of their
friends at their home last evening in hon
or of the 18th anniversary OF their mar
tiagc. They were given an elegant set OF
dishes. Refreshments were served.
/ They do say that the Allen Shoe Co. takes
tho lead In low prices in Burlington. Every
| one says so.
MILTON
! Bishop Hall OF BURLINGTON preached at
the Episcopal church Sunday evening"
a. NJ. Siblcy and Berton w. Sbley start
ed Monday for n carriage drive to differ
ent points in New York Statc.-C. A. Pratt
ana wife are visiting their daughter, Ms.
John Drew of North Woodstock. y. n co..
Mrs. Edward Clark and daughter Blanche
are visiting in St Albans.--Tnerc is to be
another exhibition of the kaleidoscope
Saturday evening. Sept. H. This Is to he
given by j. NJ. Foss>
We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
| Co.. Burlington
WESTFORD
Rev. George l.. Byington and wife of
| East iIardwlck were the guests of Mi.
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bates last week.-Rcv. l..
| ii. Elliott, agent for the Vermont Biblc
society, preached in the Congregational
church Sunday morning and In the
Methodist church at n. m.-George Bal
lard of Fairfax, Judge Flynn Of ST. AL
bans and w. S. Parker of Cambridge were
in town Saturdry.-Miss Lizzie G.. Allen
went to Johnson Saturday to resume her
duties as principal Of the training depart
mcnt of the johnson Normal school,
J. NJ. LonSley has returned to CloVcrdalc.
Miss Nellie Holmes went to North Eyre
mont, Mass, Friday.-Nora Grow, wife of
jerome II. Grow, died Tuesday of last
week, aged 40 years. The funeral was
held Thursday at ! p. M, Rev. Mr..
, Croker OF Fairfax ciating--Mr. and
Mrs, +, l.. Nichols spent Sunday at |. e.
| Huntlcys.
We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
| Co., Burlington.
WILI.ISTON.
Arthur johnson OF Fay Corner is attend
ing school in ngton.-Thomas John
son of Talcott has gone to Minnesota.-A
very quiet wedding took place at the home
of Sidney 1'illey on tho morning of the
12st inst, when his daughter, Alice j, TIL
! ley, and Homer Is. Phelps OF New York
were united In marriage by the Rev. Mr.
Chase. The happy couple started for New
York on the noon train amid a shower of
rice followed hy the best wishes OF nu-
mcrous friends.
| Clark Wood returned to Boston last
week. His wife will remain with her
uncle a few weeks longer.-David TarboX
from Middlescx visited friends In town
last week. He is in very poor health.
| Mrs. Bostwick of Vergonnes visited her
niece, Mrs Tarbox, recently.-Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll from California arrived at