Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-27
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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ling been her homo for about so years. She
was an aunt of 1B. r. Huntington and
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook.
| Randolph Cooperative creamery paid
20i9 cents per hundred for September but
ter fat. There were 563 pounds of but
ter made.
Saturday forenoon, between here and
Bethel. there came near being serious
wreck As It was, engine 1874 was quite
badly damaged, the headlight and sur
rounding iron work and the cowcatcher
having been stove in. a freight ahead OF
this engine had broken apart. Its cdbOose
was run into and portion of 1t converted
into kindllng. Had both trains been in
motion the accident would have been u
lcosty one. As IL was no one was injured.
Mrs. james n. Mccall left Monday for
her winter home in New York city. Mrs.
James t. Mccall and Mrs. Leeds so this
week
Edmund Hood of Winooski is a guest at
j. A. Kendrink's.
Mrs. j. j. Butterfleld who moved to
Fitchburg. Mass, with her husband, is
Wgain mere and will reopen their house on
Hale street this week.
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Christie left for
Canada Monday after a short stay at A.
b. Tewksbury's.
Charles Moultrop and Charles Gorham
who had been guests OF j. b. Sargent,
have returned to Westminster.
| j. h. Mcintyre and Walter Woodward
returned to Dartmouth college Monday
after Il short stay at their homes here.
yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock, at
tine home of the parents of the bride, Mir.
lend Mrs. Hcbert T. Holman, their only
daughter Elizabeth was married to Clar-
cucc Booth of Newport. y. H., in the
iprcsence of only the near relatives of the
contracting parties. Rev r. A. Howard
performing the ceremony. The father of
the groom. William Booth of Newport,
lit
Booth of Lowell, Mass, arriv, ii
Tue sday and were among the we'd
ding guests. a sumptuous dinner was
served. Mr. and Mrs. Booth departing i'm
mediately afterward on a short wedding
tour. The groom, whose home was here
number of years ago, has a lucrative
position in the employ Of the Profile
House, White Mountains. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Booth are very popular young peo-
pie. which was attested to by the large
number of beautiful presents of which
they were recipients.
There were ten tables at the Grange
Hall whist party Monday evening,
Ephrnim Godfrey and Mrs. S. A. Dean
carrying off the honors.
b Mrs. j. W. Atwood returned to her home
in Plymouth. y. H., Tuesday. Her sister,
MIS-. Sidney Howard, is somewhat impiov-
Cd in health.
Mis-. Angelina Butler. son and daughter
bury after a short visit at DR.. S. y.
GoudS
Mrs. Eva Warren and son have return
cd to Clarcmont. n. II.
icorso T.. Goodcll and Mrs. Ellen NJ
Squairs were married Monday noon at tho
Christian parsonage by Rev. George w.
Morrow.
MIS-, Ida Coulmhe and little son and
daughter came from Hartland Monday
or several weeks stay Mrs. Coulmbe $
d-uuc-half-ycar-old daughter. Ella,
died last Saturday of mcmbranous Group.
\ daughter was born Monday to Eliinh
j.. Campbell and wife William ID. Ducatt
and wife are also happy over tho advent
of a daughter
AIS. e. H. Mann is visiting Mrs Leon
Jones in Swanton
Miss g. Kate Howard Is III with tonsili-
lis. consequently her department in the
graded school is taking vacation this
week.
Henry c. Aliens house on Central street
has been quarantlned. he having typhoid
fever This Is now the only case in town.
MRS. Henry Harper, Jr went to Prov
idoncc, r. l., yesterday to join her hus-
band. who has been working there about
three weeks. Her household goods have
also been shipped there.
Mrs. j. l.. Brazllle went to Syracuse y.
y, Tue sday to visit her son, Fred Smith
Elm Cottage was closed for the winter
yesterday.
TcnsIlitis has kept Mss Alice G.. Hood
from teaching her school in Gilcad this
week
Miss Sibyl Carr of Waterbury Is visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas Carr.
Mr. ana Mrs, Il. Il. Van Orman have re-
turned from visit to Photographer Pierce
and wife, who lately moved from here.
Herbert Flint and wife of Springfield,
Mass, are spending week with friends
here.
WILLIAMSBURG.
f. r. Sibley was able to go to Barre
Thursday.-Mr. Bracket has the outside
of his new house nearly completed. -
Batchelder & Co, paid rs cents for STAN
dard September milk
The funeral OF Segee Moore a former
resident, was held at the Congregational
church on Sunday, the 23d inst. Mr.
Moore had been unable to do any work
for about three years, and had visited the
West and South In trying to find relief
from his disease, consumption. He had
been living in Barre for some time pre-
Vious to his death-Dr. L. b. Watson and
wife, c. NJ, Edison, A. r. Martin and
George X. Bosworth went to Boston on
the excursion last week.-All who are in
terested in lecture course in town this
winter are requested to meet at the Meth
odIst vestry Wednesday evening, the 26t n
OF last season and make arrangements
for permanent organizaton.-B ID.
Flint and family expect to leave this town
for their new home in Oregon about the
first of NOvember.-The Ladies' Reading
club met last week with Mrs. j. O. Sher-
bulne and discussed the life and works
of Edgar A, Poe. The text meeting is 10
be held on the afternoon OF November A
with Mrs. George Il. WILDER. Subject.
Mrs. Sisourney and Miss Sedgwick.--
. Several members of tho Unversdlst par
ish are to attend The rededication of tho
church at Washington the 27th inst
, Allen Martin and Frank Bailey have re-
Gently been admitted to the Vermont bar
ana are spending few days at their re-
, spect!Ve homes.
) TUNBRIDGE.
! Mrs, s. A, Dean is passing a few DAYS
, in Lawrence Mass, as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs, W. w. King.--Hugh Lyman re-
turned from Boston Sunday morning after
Il short visit.-Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Farnham went to Boston last week to
visit Edwin Folsom, their nephew.-A. c.
Adams went last week to Weymouth
, Mass to pass few days with Prof and
, Mrs. f. j. Bugbee,-Mrs. Cornelia A.
, Flanders of Rutland Is a guest of Mrs
Laura Drew, at Drew farm.-Mrs and
. Mrs. \. II, Austin have gone to Derby
, \. H., for a few days.-Hon. Levant Nj
Read of Bellows Falls will deliver the ad-
dress here next Memorial day.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles f.. Tenney, Mrs. Ruth Wells
and Mrs. Abby NJ Brown have gone to
Exeter n. H., for an indefinite stay
, Frederic Charles McClave of the Yale Di.
/, Vinity school, who preached at the Con-
. Pregational church the past summer died