Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-27

vacated by Chester Pease.-Mrs. T. Il.
jordan went to Montpelier Tuesday to
spend the week with Mr. Jordan.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co of Bur-
lington are making extremely low prices
Oh shoes.
HUNTINGTON CENTRE.
c. l.. Gllctt has rented G. W. Brew
stcr's farm and will take possession No
MEMBER There will he II dance at the
town nall Thursday evening. November 2.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. John Andrews November 2.-E. ID.
Cover John Ellis, Miss Hattie and Ruth
crfori DcLoug are ADDED TO the list of
those with the measles.
We notice the Allen Shoe Co. at Burllng-
ton are doing the business of the town; low
prices must win.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
Andrew Franklin has sold his farm of
c00 acres to Curtis Eno.-Thc party who
went from here recently on hunting OK
Cursion in the Adirondack woods have re-
turned, bringing with them n deer as
trophy of their prowCss.-Frank Hazard,
accompanied by his aunt, Mrs. Lydia
Allie eft on Monday for his home in
Hyde park.-licury ClaXton expects to go
soon 10 take charge of the poor farm
Mrs. Il. j. Clark is III and Miss Edna
Cove is caring for her.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Hiram Merrihrw and wife were pleas
antly surprised Friday evening by about
NJ OF their neighhors and friends who call
cd at their home on Spear street to remind
them that ii was the 9th anniversary Of
their marriage. The evening was passed
pleasantly until midnight
wEsTroRD.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Solon Castle
Of Westford was the scene of pleasant
ceremony Wednesday afternoon. when
their daughter. Martha, was united in
matrimony to Leon NJ. Clark of Fairfax.
The bride was beautifully attred in blue
SILK, trimmed with moussolinc de sole
The bridal couple entered the parlor
promptly at o'clock. and were united un-
der "A pretty evergreen bell The cere-
mory was performed by Rev c. Il. Tap
lin of Milton. \ large number OF invited
guests were present. The gifts Were
numerous, beautiful and useful. The hap
ny pair left N $40 for "A carriage drive
through westned and Troy. where they
will visit relatives. ON their return, they
will reside in Fairfax. They have the
hest wishes Of their many friends. La
Fayct,e day was observed by congrega-
tion Of schools No. >, 3. =. and II in the
town hall. The exercises included sing
Ing, declarations recitation. and essays.
and the participants were credit to
their teachers. themselves and their town.
quito sum was contributed toward the
fund FOR the erection OF monument to
General La Fayctte.-Dr. jennie left town
Thursday for few weeks hunting in the
Maine woods. Mrs. Jcnne and family are
visiting her parents in Bcrkshirc.-Clyde
+ Howard who has been i'll for some time
is able tn sit up
Miss Lizzie Allen is home from johnson
for n few days. -rirs Charles Munson was
called to FaisfSS Tuesday by the severe
burning of the daughter OF George Mum
son. The Chtld'S mother left the house
for a few minutc3 and when she returned
the child : clothing was in blaze. She
was badly but not fatally burned about
the head. neck and face. Mrs. Munson
eNtincu.Shed the fire with "A pail OF water
hut her hands were somewhat burned. 1t
is supposed that the Chd's clothing
caught from the fire in the stove.
/ w, have discovered that good goods and
I low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co. Burlington.
EVANSVILLE
The Ladies' Home Circle were enter
tanned at the hail Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Jeanette Shattuck.--G. A. Baker
Is in Springfield, Mass, this week visiting
his son, II +. Puker. He took a carload
OF potatoes with him TO scll.-Napoleor
Sister met with quito a serious ac'V nj
while coming home from Joncsvilc las
week.. He had on some shingles and Will,
trying To fix a bunch he fen from his load
\ wheel passed over hi- neck and a por
ton oi his face. cutting his lip open and
iIiurinc MIN in other ways He was pick
ed up unconscious and taken To his HON,
ana = not vet much hctter.-Howart
RUVclW Tad a finger Sme Shed one day las
week while drilling a rock. The drill slip
ped and the blow went on to his finger.
Mary Wright Of Jericho il visiting hei
brother, Harry Wright.
CHARLOTTE
on Wednesday, the schools in No ha,
" l.a rnNN'r" day eN arCiso and collection
The superintendent, Rev. Mr.. Gull!ck. an
".tvr> wei, pItsvnL making short al
dresses stanton Williams and Chas. Il
Cook returned from Boston Monda,' night
Martin Hin returned from Manchester
y. H., fro N a visit To his brother Dr. I
- g. Hill-Niss Jeanette Routon has gcn
, 10 Roston.-MisS Mary T.. Jones intend
soing to Mexico shortly to spend The win
ter with a nieCe.-T g. Williams and sol
are making extensive arrangements 70
Z trapping IN this season.
Paul and Mary Gulick Of the burlington
, high school spent Sunday at their home
/, Eugene Shortslecves of Fcrrjsburgh ha
! moved into II, H. AleXandcrs tcnemcn
house.-A daughter was horn recently I
MIR. and Mrs. Dennis Tower.
They do say that the Allen shoe Co. take
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Ever,
one says so.
. MILTON BORO.
There was a husking bee at T. s Der
rvs Tuesday evening and one at O. a
Stanley's Saturday,-Tewis Lyon, truan
oircer, was here last week looking up tru
ants.
w notice theAllen Shoe Co at Rurling
ton are doing the business of thetown: 10,
prices mast win.
e COLCHESTER.
u \ surprise party was given TO MIR. an
: Mrs. i. l.. Parsons last Thursday even
!, ing by their numerous friends, that the
= might hid them farewell before they lei
= for their new home in Essex junction
: very pleasant evening was enjoyed b
ell. Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons expect TO NOV
!, Ills week They have been residents {
u this town for good many years and wi
he missed by an,-Loslie Wolcott Ia
: bought Mr, ParSon' place and vii NOV
= there At oncc.-J, NJ. Wright expects I
move MS family into the house vacate
: by Mir. Wolcott,-The new pastor of III
y Baptist church. MIR. Davidson, arrived
town last week. He Is rooming at F.
Nelson'S.-A repor, of the Sunday-scho'
convention, held AT Essex last week, wi
2 b. given by the delegates next Sunda
e nigh, in the Congregational church.-Tl
Kings daughters will hold their regul.
"a meeting AT Mrs, r., $ Nrights newt Sa
,e urday aftcrnnon.-The well diggers for Il
cooperative creamery struck water MOI
day at the depth of about o. feet Nj
Simmons Of Iowa, who is to build Il
J. creamery expects to lay out his plan al
: begin work this week on the building.
N \ daughter was born to MIR, and Mr.
- William ii. Thompson last weeks