Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-13
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DolNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
The winooski Valley, Villages Up North,
Along otter Creek and by the shores
OF White River Covered by
Special Reporters.
ADDISON COUNTY.
MIDDLERERY.

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formed at the homo of Michael iIalpin
On Phillips street at II 80 Il. m. Thursday.
when Miss Jennie llalpin was united in
marriage with Dr. Watson of Brooklyn.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Gclot. The bridesmaid was Miss
Agnes Halpin. u sister of the bride, and
the best man was Michael ilalpin. hcr
cousin. Mr.. and Mrs Watson left on the
D. IN. train south to spend IL short hon
ey moon. They will reside in Brooklyn.
Dr. Il. II. Martin and Or. d. G.. Noble
operated upon Harry Thomas Wednesday
for appendicitis.
Miss Bctsey Bennett died at the home
Ct her son, Mr. Coleman, on Munscr
street Thursday of bronchitis at
the axe of So. The remains were taken on
the 9i5 train Saturday morning to stowe
Tor intcrment
Mrs. Darius Severance died at her late
Nomv sunday night, after short sickness,
aged 70 years. husband and two chill
ircn sUrvivc-Mrs. Avery and Mr.. +. G.
IcVcrance. The funeral was held ut
Dho house Wednesday morning at II
pclock. Rev. y. W. Dickens of the Con-
yregational church otiiciatcd and the
hterment was in the Case street Gene
Very.
Mrs. Bridget Murphy lied at the home
)f her niece. Mrs. Joseph Forest, Monday
litter a short illness. AGED ~ years. The
funeral WAS held at st. Mary's Catho-
j. church Wednesday motum; at .
o'clock Rev. Father Gclot OBLIGATED. The
ntcrmcnt was in Ncrscuucs.
vERGENNEs
susan n. Wctherell. Wife of Postmaster
,. II. Foss, of this city. died Wednesday
>f nervous prostration after six months
illness. She was born in sidney, Me, oct.
J 1915, and lived there until about Il years
bEo, when she moved to this city. SIo
was the mother Of eight children Just
previous to the removal here four of them,
threc daughters and one son died during
one weeks time. She Is survived by u
husband and four daughters. Kate. wife
of Or Is. j. Severance of Keeseville. y.
y Bessie, vito OF w. X. Warner. and
Mary and Sarah, who live in this city.
Mrs. Foss was a member of the Congrcga-
tional church and was prominent in all So
Cial and charitable work. The funeral
was held Friday forenoon at 10 o'clock
from her late home. The services were
conducted by Rev. Il. T. Pitts Of Law
renee. Mass Among those from away
who are expected to attend the funeral is
Miss Maria Wctherell a sister from Fair
field Me-, and G.. +. Leighton. brother
in-law of Mr.. Foss, from Washington, D.
{.
Miss Dora NJ. Robinson has gone to
Stamford. Conn, having accepted n posi-
tion IN the schools there.
Chester Harrington Of Burlington, who
l. working for \. l.. Austin on the Par
ker house, fell from n staging about "
feet to the ground below striking upon mis-
head and shoulders He fell on to the
rocks and Is quite seriously injured, al
though no hcncs are broken.
a l2-pound son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Austin on Friday.
\ son was born Saturday to Mr. and
Mrs. Il. c. Bristol.
q. T.. Prindle Il Sons of Charlotte are
offering special bargains. See for sale col
umn.
5. j. Kellogg. james 4. Eldrodse and
Clarence NJ Smith of Williamson. Mass,
Mr. ana Mrs. William Il. Warner of New
York city and Miss Annie *. Warner OF
Drcrucld, Mass, who have been spending
the summer in the Adiroadao ks came
ncrpss the lake from Westport Sunday
evening They left for their respective
bones On the sleeper.
Dogs have been working havoc among
the sheep in Addison the past week La I
Thursday night Daniel Miller had min,
killed ami JudSon Carpenter had eight
killed. Sunday night the dogs got into
BENJAMIN IIaywUrd's nock and Monday
morning three were found dead and -
were injured enough so that they will
have to he killed. TIE sc,cctmcn are I'M
able to locate the dogs.
Charles :. Dana Of New I'avon and Miss
Lucy q. Jac.;mar of Waltham We're mar
ricd Thursday afternoon at 3 o'C!ocl. at the
home of the bride. Rev. J. II. Hoffman,
pastor of the CONGREGATIONAL church in
New Haven, performed the ceremony.
We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co, Burlington.
BRISTOL.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira l.. Stewart have gone
to Massachusetts for a visit OF two weeks
or morc.-Janitor Shcrwin has SO far re-
covered from his severe Illness as to re-
sumt his duties as the graded school
building.-Miss Mabel McCurrier. who
has been seriously iii, is improving again.
The WORK of changing the Commercial
House To a boarding house is now going
on MIR. and Mrs. Hatch will retain rooms
In the house for the preSrnt.-The Three
Boston!ans' will be given in Holly Hail
oct Is under the auspices of the Bristol
Military band.-licnry W. Phar died at
his home IN South Bristol Saturday night.
His funeral was held Monday afternoon.
Mr. Thair was Il veteran of the civil war
and had been helpless cripple from rheu-
matism Tor several years. For year
past he had been drawing $72 a month pen
SION The intcrment was in the village
cemctcry.--The Ladies' Home Circle
met at the Congregational parsonage
Wednesday afternoon at $50 p. m.-Mrs.
Frank Danforth Is at home from Worccs-
ter, Mass. She was called home by the
Illness of her daughter, Hc,en.-F. w.
Nash is reported on the sick HSt.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jeremiah Curtin have gone to New
York From there they will sail to-day
for Europe.
FERRISBURGH
G, T.. Prindle & Sons of Charlotte are
Offering special bargains, See for sale col
unIn.
They 40 say that the Allen Shoe Co. takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
one says SO.
MONKTON.
G. f. Prindle & Sons Of Charlotte are
Offering special bargains. Sec for sale col
umn.
Revival meetings are being continued
this week at the church in East Monk
ton. Tho pastor is assisted by Rev G. A
Armstrong of Essex, on Sunday, oct. .
Rev. Thomas Munro, a former pastor
preached IN excellent sermon TO "a iars,
congregation On n recent Sunday sou'
persons were received In to fun member
ship and one infant Was baptized.
We notice theAllen Shoe Co at Burling
ton are doing the business of thetown: low
prices must win.
STARKSRORO.
G. Il. PriEdc & Sons of Charlotte ar,
Offering special bargains. See for sale col
umn,
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. OF Bur
lington are making extremely low price
on shoes.
CORNWALL.
Rev. s. II Barnum, who has been on
visit to his mother in New Haven, Conn.
Is expected 10 return this week in time I,
oncate at the Carr-Platt wedding to b,