Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-22

prayer. inc DOuy was taken TO NtSN
Lebanon, the former homo of the de-
ceased, for burial. MIR and Mrs Bullock
had resided here about a year and hhli.
Mrs. Ida Mann and daughters, Georgia,
Winifrcd, and Beatrice, went To Royal
ton Saturday to visit relatives.
Pref. Merrill of the L. V. Nj. came Fri
day TO visit at w. w. Mortons.
Lorenzo u. Bowen and Miss Ducic l..
Dustin were married September "A at the
home of Aaron Bowen and are now
spreading q brief honeymoon in Boston
before talilrg up their residence in Bethel
Gilcud.
Mrs. G. A. Laird of Royalton visited
friends hero the last Of the week, return
ing home Saturday.
Jonn Mooney. \. W. Andrews wife and
four children and Mrs. John Stincts of
Wallingford came Friday for II short
stay
Forrest Montgomery has resumed work
in the Brigham creamery after snort
visit at his homo in Hinesburgh.
Miss Marcia Amsden of North Leomin-
stcr, Mass is visiting her mother, Mrs
Mary Amsdcn.
Miss Maud Ilaskins of Barre is "a guest
at e. \. ShattuCk.
Monday afternoon William Hutchinson
residing In East Bethel, got his glovcd
hand caught in the gear of an ensiage
cutter and so badly manglcd that ampu-
taton was niece ssary, tho hand being ta-
ken off above the wrist. He is as COM
Portable as possible.
William Palmer of Ncrgenncs COM
mcncod work Tuesday in the Herald and
News Office as assistant editor.
Tnc cooperative creamery paid lSat
cents for butter fat for August and the
Brigham company paid 10 cents.
Miss Annie X. Mead left Wednesday for
northampton. Mass. who're she will at
tend the Durham school. This is her
second year there.
! r.. NJ. Cheney of Manchester. y. H.. gem
cral agent of the New York Mutual Life
/ Insurance company for New Hampshire
and Vermont visited at y. w. McCollon' $
| Tue sday and Wednesday.
j. NJ. Atwood was in STAFFORD Chelsea,
QucChce and Hanover last week
Fred Emery of Washington. D. c.. drove
over from Tunbridge Wednesday to visit
friends here.
Rev and Mrs. George o. Howe are Wis
iting in Boston. There will be no service
at the Vi. II. church next Sunday in con-
sequence.
John Drew, formerly Of this ;lacc hut
now of Bellows Falls, where he has lately
become proprietor of barber shop will
be married next week Tuesday to Miss
Ella Holman OF East Braintrec. Only the
relatives and few intimate friends of
the contracting parties will be present at
the ceremony. which will take place at
the home of the brides parents.
Mari-Castlc will be closed for the winter
Friday ms Mrs. Chandler leaves to join
her husband in Brooklyn. Her daughter
in-law. Mrs. Albert Il. Chandler. Is report
ed quite i'll.
Miss Jessie Thomas returned to her
home in Peabody. Mass
Miss Maud Lamson Is learning millin-
cry with Miss Bell this season.
Miss Winnie Chadwick has resumed
work I'm the postofce.
Harry Hayward left Tuesday for Tufts
college. where he will enter upon his Sec
ond years work.
Ernest G. Burridge, n druggist Of SOM
erville Mass. is in town. His wife ano
daughter have spent the summer here.
Arthur Bell returned Tuesday night
from Boston.
William II. Latham. foreman in the Her
aid and News Office goes to-day CThurs
day. to his home in Portland, Nc, for q
:. few days stay.
. BROOKFIELD.
Ernest Sargent is sick with malaria
-. fever in Il hospital in Concord, y. II. III
!. Is a member of Vermont volunteers, l.
reglment.--W. II. Richardson has agaii
been on the sick list. Fred Smith drov'
the stage during his sickness.-Mrs. Sa
,, villa Green has gone to Ludlow to spen,
!, the winter with her children. John Lam
! son. her son. Is attending LUDLOW
> acadcmy.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII Haggett'
' infant son, Freddie. died of cholera in
fantum last week Tuesday.-NIrs. Waite
: Reed was buried September II. Rev. X
II. Abercrombie officiating. The family o
A. l.. Hardy of St. Johnsbury ere vistin
at f.. H. Alis Mrs. Josiah Smith die
September 6, aged jS.--A1ss Rose Edso
= and Wallace Stone of Greensboro wer
T. maj ricd at the home of Henry Edison, Sep
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