Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-20

boston, but here for "A low weeks stay
to the Wedding Of their niece Miss Cor
nclia VI. Pierce, and Prof. Winthrop T..
Abbott of Proctor. to take place at II
O'Clock Tuesday, Oct. l, at the First Con-
grcgatonal church of this place
Mrs Amasa Ferry and son Pearl left
Tuesday morning for their home in Sara
toga SPRINGS, n. Y. They came here by
corriage from Castleton.
James N. Mccall, who had visited his
family ut Elm cottage for short time,
returned to his business in New York city
Wednesday.
Miss Sarah L. Haven of Milford, Mass,
VINO had been visiting in town for some
tine. left for Worcester, Mass. Wednes-
day.
Mrs. II. NJ. Miller and Mrs. L, q. john
son went TO Montpelier Tuesday.
Eighty-eisht tickets for the Boston ex-
cursion were sold at this place Tuesday.
G 5. Robinson and wife Of Island Pond
are guests OF Rev. and Mrs. q. o. Howe.
TURNBRIDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oramel Brigham of Low
ell, Mass. were guest of Mrs. A. Il. Cush-
man last Week.-Mrs.. W. II. Outtrim of
Lynn. Mass, is passing a few days here
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hay
ward.-Miss Hattie A. Danforth and Miss
Bertha Danforth, who spent the summer
1T kittery, Me-, are now at home.-Chand-
Ter NJ. Woodland has gone to Barnard for
= few days hunting.-Mrs. Grace T.. Sar-
gent went to Hanover. n. H., Monday for
Il few weeks.-Mr. and Mrs Charles c.
Cady Of Woodstock, are at ID. L. Grants
for an indefinite stay
WASHINGTON.
c. l.. Slack was injured by having n
stone fall on his leg last Saturday.--Julia
Kinzie and Miss Fannie Prescott are III
with typhoid fever at the residence of l..
c. Bowles-The Universalst church
which has been undergoing extensive re-
pairs will be ready for dedication the 9th
of this month.-Carl Carpenter went to
Worcester Mass. last Saturday as re-
porter for the New York Industrial
Recorder. Frank Nourse. who has been on
the ID. NJ Miles farm for two years is to
move to Bradford and his son, Charles,
who has had charge Of the poor farm
since last March, will go with him.
Wash Beede of Orange will take Mr..
Nourse's place on the poor farm.
So BRAINTREE
Isaac Linneld was In Waterbury the first
OF the weeK.-C. L. Spear and wife return
ed to their home in Brattleboro. --kagasta
Spear returned to Boston Saturday.
Frank Burrdge OF the 5th Massachusetts
row at birmingham spent several days
IN town last week with his fam!ly.--Mrs
Fred Thrusher went to Boston Tuesday
TO spend two weeks with her husband.
RANDOLPH CENTRE.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. Partridge were
called to Burlington Friday by the death
of Mrs. ]. A. Rustin, sister of Mrs.
Partrdge.-H. w. Perrin was thrown
from \ load of straw last Friday. and
striking on the top of his head, was Sc
Nerely injured, but is thought to be recov-
tring.
BROOKTIELD.
The circle conference of the Congrega-
tional church met with the East Brook
field Congregational church last week
Tuesday.-The funeral of Sumner Il.
Wheatley q former resident was held at
his late home in Wlliamstown Tuesday
oct. lS-Mrs, Henry Currier of Denver.
Col, was the guest of Miss Mary Wood
ward and w. c. Clark last week.--Mr.
and Mrs. G. X. Sprague went to Boston
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Peck of
Burlington were in town Friday and
Saturday last week.-Mrs.. w. +. Reed
has gone to Boston on the excursion.
CHELSEA.
During the month of September Orange
County creamery made 1075 pounds OF
butter from 2ll,3Sl pounds of milk re-
ceved. Current expenses were S3i3. Sc and
patrons were paid 10 cents per pound for
the butter made from their milk,r-At n
preliminary meeting of the young people
OF the Congregational church last Thurs
day evening an organization OF a local
society OF Christian Endeavor was ef-
fected and the following committees were
appointed; Lookout, Richard II. Bacon,
Maud s. Merrill. Sadie NJ. Eastman;
prayer meeting, Lena Il, Spaulding, Mar
shall A. Carpenter, Sadie NJ. Eastman,
social, Annie Il. Goss. Henry w. Burbank,
Mrs. Persis ID. Comstock. Other officers
are president. Norman C. Burbank; vice
president, Lena Il. SpauldIng; recording
secretary and treasurer Alice l.. Corwin;
corresponding secretary, Hattie II. Dear
born. Weekly meeting are to be held
Thursday evenings hereafter.-Hiram n,
Mattison, the cashier OF the National
Bank OF Orange County. started on u
weeks vacation Sunday. w. p. Townsend
taking his place In the bank during his
absence,-Mrs. Abigail Hood accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs, Julia Rogers, who
has been spending the summer with her
SON, William II. Hood, went last week 10
Lowell, Mass, where she went to spend
her winters with her other son. Charles !.
Hood. Mrs. Hood is now In her S9th year
and some difficulty was experienced upon
the journey because of her feeble condi-
ton, but news OF her convalesccnce has
been received since her arrival at Lowell.
James Hosking, Jr,. formerly clerk for
Chas p, Dickinson, and Miss Lillian NJ
Rich, for some years a local dressmaker
were married last week at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. F. ]. Tltus.-Mrs, Charles
ID, smith, who has been sick for some
time OF consumption. died last week and
her funeral occurred Wednesday, the body
being taken to Waits River for BURIAL
Or. John B. Wheeler of Burlington was in
town on Tuesday on a bicycle trip re-
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