Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-29

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evening at the chapel of the Consrc-
gaticnp! church, which was exceedingly
interesting and instructive. -Mrs. Rolln
4. Tootc is seriously il.-W. II. DeLong
and family are soon to move into the
home Of and live with Col. T.. II. DEAN
Lewis Baldwin has leased his blacksmith
shop and house in the east part of the
town to his nephew, Charles Rcmele, and
has moved his family into the house with
his tathcr-in-law, Joseph II. Jones of
West Cornwall and will continue his bust
ness in connection with Mr.. Jones.
R1PTON.
TIE only son OF Mr. and Mrs Frank
Gilmore of Middcbury was buried on
Monday MIR. and Mrs. Gilmore were from
Ripton.-Mr. and Mrs. William Prior bu-
ricd their only daughter Monday, and fun
cral was held a. the Catholic church, Mid
dlcburN.--l'he infant child of Ivan Kirby
is dangerously iH.-Mr Beeman, the
stage driver from Bread Loaf to Middle
bury, who has been living beyond the
Bread Loaf, has moved into the Mctho-
dist pGrsona ge.-A party of tho Bread
Loaf boarders took the cars for Norris
vile. on Monday. and expect to return
by team. Mr. Battcll had sent his four-in-
hand ahead ready to bring them back
They expect TO be gone Several days
William Clark and Rachel Gage were
quietly married Sunday evening at the
CONGREGATIONAL parsonage by the Rev..
Mr.. Christie.
NEW HAVEN.
Harvest Sunday was observed at tho
Congregational church last Sunday The
church was trimmed with grains, fruits
etc-Airs. Martin Weld of Groton was
he Ia ct
week.-Gcorgc Nuttins of Huntington Is
tho guest OF his brother stephen Nutting
Mrs. Charles Hayes OF West Swanzy ~
H., was in town Monday.-Mrs. George
Wheeler of Burlington and Mrs. Rollin
Wheeler of Fairfax were tho guests of
Mrs. =. r. Rowley reccntly.--William NJ.
Mcintyre is quite Ills. 3. NJ. Cowlcs is
dangerously Ill.
ORWELL.
An entertainment under the auspices Of
tho Ladies Sewing society was given by
Gilbcrt's Jubilee Concert Co. at the town
hall last Friday evening.-,John Bishop is
slowly recovering from typhoid fever
Miss Bessie Skinner has returned to Bos-
ton.-A sociable will be held
Friday afternoon this week at the house
of Simon Stevens.
STARKSBORO.
Mary Scott of Hincsburgh visited her
grandfather, Joseph Rounds, last week.
g. r.. Clifford went to Burlington Monday.
james McDonuugh and wife are the
Aappy parents of a daughter.
We hear that the Allen Shoe co. of Bur-
lington are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
BRIDPORT
Miss Alma Elethorpc has returned home
fron Bread Loaf lnn where she has been
spending tho summcr.-Herry Dumas has
returned to his homo in Worcester, Mass.
Roy. O. {. Gilbert gave lecture ut the
Congregational church Monday night
The Christian cndeavor people are having
the vestry painted Tho Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Methodist church arc to have
q PIE supper Tuesday evening, October 4.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Williams started
Monday for Brattleboro, where they will
visit Mrs. Bingham. Mrs Williams sister.
The Champlain Telephone company Of
Bridport are about to extend their line
across the lake.
SHOREHAM.
Mr. and Mrs. George Catlin of Scran-
ton, Pa, arc calling on friends in town
Mrs. and Miss Pitman, guests at the Bis
sell, have gone to Andover, Mass, for Il
week or ten days.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Wcstbrook spent Thursday and Friday IL,
Fair HGvcn, calling on friends who are
summerirG there.-Joseph Towner is
spending few days in Whitehall, ~ Y.
Jonas Hathorne has begun school in
Barre.
WHITING.
A sister OF Mrs. Volney Kelsey visited
her recently. She had visited in Canada
and returned to her home in Poultncy.-
Robert Brown of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
spending a few days with his parents and
friends.-Thc missionary Sociable, which
was to have been held in the hall on Fri
day evening, Is to be postponed one week
1t Is to he given under the auspices OF the
Christian Endcavor society on Friday. Oc-
tober 7th.-A. j.. Webster started on mis-
Western tour Tuesday He hoped to go
to Omaha during his trip. He will be alb
sent several months.-Charles Hubbard
returned to Burlington on Monday.-Mr.
and Mre. Russell of New York are with
Mrs, Russell's mother Mr.. and Mrs. jay
Wooster. Mrs. Wooster is on the sick
list.
WEST CORNWALL.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Searlc Thursday morning-Butler
Jones formerly Of this town is here from
the West visiting friends.-Mrs. C. l..
Soule returned Monday from visiting
friends in Burlington.-Mrs James Tracy
returned from Burlington Wednesday.
FERRISBURGH.
Among those who attended the Essex
IN. " county fair were: Frank Pratt
and family Mr.. and Mrs. James Bonway
Carlton Ellsworth, VIII l.. Lanou.-Mrs.
Grandy, o. II. Sherman's aunt, is very
sick with fever as is also Henry Allen, his
cousin.-Tho infant child of w. A. Kelley
is slck.-Mrs. Scdgwick Preston Is very
sick.-Mrs. Hartweli Danyou is sick.-Mr
and Mrs. Samuel j. Beraird Of Holyoee
Mass, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley the past week.
They DO say mat the Allen Shoe Co. takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
enc says SO.
WEYBRIDGE.
Robert Warner died on Thursday of
last week after years of suffering and was
buried from his late home on Saturday,
Rcv. r. l.. Thompson officiating Inter
rent was at Maple Grove cemetery. Mr.
Warner had been for many years a resi-
dent OF this town, and leaves a wife, four
sons, and three daughters.-Mr and Mrs
Charles Dodge of Proctor, were guests at
l.. q. Dodge's last Week.-Mrs. Nellie
Stowe has been quite i'll with tonsilitis-
Mrs. Celia Warner Brooks and VIII
Warner of Fitchburg, Mass, and George
Warner of Hancock, n. H., were in town
last week, called here by the death Of
their father.
HANCOCK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick and family from
over the mountain are visiting at her sis
ters, Mrs. Tarts-Benjamin PIERCE from
Huntington Is the guest of Samuel Tart
TIE Ladies Olive Branch society will
rU-tf Mr.