Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-06

Mrs. Bakers Brother. Mr.. Bedford n.
B. Carpenter and his daughter, Mrs. Luna
kiddor. also attended the funcral,-Mrs.
5. ii. Dow is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Emily Adams, I'm Alstead, ~ H.-Miss
Ruby Cassidy, formerly of Swanton, is
visiting her brother. Frank Cassidy, and
expects to make her home at Enosbursh
Falls.-W. Jay Chaffce and H. II. Eldred
are the delegates from the Congregations
Sunday-school to the State Sunda y-school
conventional very successful meeting OF
the teachers, superintendent and directors
of the town school dcpa rtmcnt was held
Saturday. Able papers on subjects of in
terests were read and discussed.-The next
meeting Of tho Y. +. $. c. f.. will be held
At East Enosburgh, the evening of the
9th.
BAKERSFIELD
Mrs C. NJ. Start of St. Paul. Mimi. is
visiting at Judge H. r. Start's.-Profs.
Morrill, and Neal attended the State teach
ers meeting the past week al Montpelier
Miss Susan Shattuck returned Monday
to her home in Providence, II. Mrs. G.
II. Start went Monday to Boston to visit
relatives for weel.--Town Representa-
tive $. @. Tlllotson has been seriously i'll
for the past week. but is now on the road
to recovery.-Bakersiield had candidate
for assistant door keeper at the House OF
Representatives IN the person OF p. c,
Leach.-Doan Sowles has returned home
and entered Brigham academy.-H e.
Soule returned on Monday to Boston to
pursue his studies in dental college
there.
FLETCHER.
Chester Lamb had a paralytic shock last
weck-The visitors in town last week
were Mrs. Baker and daughter of VOL
colt, sister OF Mrs. C. h. Stcarns, Miss
Jessie Bailey and mother of ST. Alhans,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Hunt of St. Adams,
Mr. Waterman and Miss Everts OF
Georgia.-Edron Thomas and wife of
Watervile visited at II. l.. Smiths last
week-Twin sons were born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Darling. one of whom
died later.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. of Bur-
lington are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
BERKSHIRE.
A large number attended the lawn party
at NJ NJ. Burleson's Thursday evening.
and all had an enjoyable time. The re-
ceipts amounted to about ten dollars
Mr.. G, II, Paxman has so far recovered
from typhoid fever as to be out of doors
on pleasant days. Two of his children
are sick with the same disease.--The po-
tato crop is good and there is a fair crop
OF apples in many orchards.
SwANTON.
w. H. Kelley, a young man, was arrest
ed Monday, charged with stealing a ring
and other articles. He had his trial be-
fore Justice Brooks at r. o. Sturtevant's
office Monday night. He was found guilty
and fined $40 and costs. which was paid
Tuesday. He did not have any attorney
Lew Ouimette was arrested Monday for
intoxication and breach of the peace. He
had a hearing before Judge Brooks Tues
day afternoon and was fined IS and costs
In each case and given ten days In Jail at
1t. Albans.-J. f.. Debarge and bride re-
turned Monday evening from their Vest
ern trip. They have taken rooms at Mrs.
Gears on Canada street.
Wilbur Bingham, with HIS wife and
daughter OF Bristol, and Mrs. s. g. Waugh
OF Middlebury, spent Saturday and Sum
day In town. They were here to attend q
family raunian Saturday. IT bainr thA o.