Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

Main and Stcbbins streets, DR.. Davidson
was called and was obliged to take three
stitches in the wound. This Is same small
child who fell out OF n grocery team and
had his nose fractured just two weeks
ago.
MIR. Hickey OF Rochester, y. Y, was i'm
the city yesterday to attend the tourna-
ment dance.
Miss. Prescott of Bridgeport. Conn, came
last nIght and is the guest of Mrs. j. \.
Miss Florence Newell of Burlington is
the guest of Miss Josephine f.. Pierce.
y party of % went to Swanton last even
Ing to attend "a patriotic party given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Il. s. FIcury.
Irwin Keenan, Of New London. Conn, is
spending Il few days in the city.
Miss Elsie f.. Bailey returned iast night
from Montreal
y. G. Stonegravc Of Montreal Is in town.
RlCHFORD.
c. NJ Rounds is home from Boston for a
few days.-Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Ferris Of
Anderson, Ind, are here to spend a few
weeks with friends -Gcorge Butler came
from Worcester, Mass, Sunday morning
Key. J." y. Shcrburnc preached in the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
Camp is visiting his
sister, Mrs. II. a. Puffcr.-Mr II. T.. Ken
nedy has purchased one Of H. -. Parltcr's
new houses on Providence street and has
moved into it.-Miss Mona Watson of
Pike River is at Homer Thomas for a few
weeks
Mrs. Frida Watson Of Mansonville, Que.
has been employed by NJ. w. Rounds as
clerk I'm his storc.-'rhc dwelling house
and contents on the farm owned by Mel
son Lovelettc and occupied by Nelson
Royalston was completely DESTROYED ~
fire Sunday morning. Mrs. Royalston
built fire and then went to the barn
to help her husband milk. I'm little
while smoke was pouring in at the stable
door. Tho i've had made such Roadway
That II was Impossible to save anything
Their only child happened to be away at
the timc.-Mr. Fred Kelley of the Gus
tom stan drove to Lowell Sunday to he
absent for Il we"l; or two on IL vacation.
GEORGIA.
Several from here attended the races at
St. Adams Friday and SATURDAY.
lfadlcy and wife are parents of a SON.
Arthur Bcauregard has lost three calves
by wltor falling in the pasture-R. War
ner of st. Adams. Il former resident. has
gone into insolvency.-Miss Sarah Good
win discharged her hired man last week.
He retdliated by securing the services Of
Lawyer George \. Ballard of Fairfax to
cover damages.
We near that tho Allen Shoe Co. of Bur-
lington are making extremely low prices
on SHOES.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
Mrs. Sarah Howard and daughter Lena
OF Malone. y. y, who have been visiting
ut Mrs. Darlng's, left Monday. the 18th,
for Caledonia Springs, j. Q-Mrs. Burn
ham from Fairfax is visiting Mr.. King
Mrs. Orl,f Ford of Rlchford and Mrs.
Massie of st, Armand are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burleson.
FAIRFAX.
Mark down sale on millinery at Ellen
+. Martins parlor will continue - days
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co Of Sur
lington are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
ENOSBCRGH.
Rev. Frank Leach pastor of the Bap-
fist church, is not yet sufficiently recover
cd to resume his pastoral work. Services
are held each Sunday and n sermon read.
Tho ladies society hold their next meet
ing with Mrs. Lyman Gilbert on Friday.
the 22d.-Dr. William Stanford Stevens and
family have returned to their homo In
ST. Adams aftcr a short stary at NAME
Grange. Austin DEMO of Glover is visit
ing his brother, II. f. Denio.-Emma
Woodward Of New York is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woodward
Mary Nichols is at DIR. e. s. Leachs in
Swanton.-Cordio Brown of Watervillo.
with her father, who is in poor health are
visiting at John Spooncr's. Miss Brown
was formerly a teacher in town.-Lura
Il Al ,,sl,, 10. .g,l.
Lowell for the past few months. is visit
ing friends in town.--G. S. Fassett lost a
Jersey COW last weck.-Several
farmers have finished hayinG with large
crop secured.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
George Porter left home on Monday for
Il five weeks trip for Harvey q CO. of
a. w. Dubois Of North
Troy was in town Monday and Tuesday.
-R"N. +. J. Ranslow of Swanton will cX-
change pulpits with Rev. e. j. Peterson
SundGy-Scvcral farmers have finished
having and all report a heavy crop.
Miss Foley returned to Richford Satur-
1ay.-C, a. Gardyne ana family returned
from North Troy on Fcday.-The Ladies'
Ale society of the Congregational church
will hold a social on the lawn at G. T.
Halls on Wednesday evening.-Mrs. Geo.
Ashton of Montreal is visiting her sister
Mrs. \. -. B"gan-Mrs. V. ID. Taylor of
iichford and her daughter, Marion. also
Mr. and Mrs. Mihon Taylor were ut Mr.
George Porter's over Sunday.-Nelson. Hail
& Cos. mill started up again Monday af-
ter two weeks shut down.
SHELDON.
Bishop Hall will visit Sheldon Sunday.
July u. and will hold ,rvce at Grace
,hurch at 1850 Il. m.
HIGHGATE.
John Hogaboom. an aged man who re-
sided for many years in this town. but
who had for the past two or three years
been living with his daughter AT Johnson.
recently died and was Drought here on
Friday July 10, for burial.-Qu.tc a flge or
gnatcd here from the sparks of an engine
on Saturday. Considerable damage was
lcne in the burning Of fenccs-A little son
Of Timothy Mccarthy died on Sunday
The funeral was attended on
Willard IIcfnon of Mon
Ireal with her little girl is visiting hor
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Sun
Ballard OF Fairfax was
here part of last week attending "A law
'ase.-Wcston Marsh from Sheldon was
he quest of Il. f. Nye on Friday.
FRANKLIN.
Mrs. II. l.. Chandler is spending a few
weeks at iIighgate Springs.-Mrs. Jane
Bates of Highgate is spending II short
lime with her niece, Mrs. Addie Duclos.-
The school directors have engaged Il Mr..
Noyes of Castleton as principal of the
central High school.-C. l.. Ovitt and
family OF EnosburSh are spending II few
weeks in their cottage at the pond.
FLETCHER