Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-22

Miss Matilda Lewis, who recently fell
breaking her ankle is Improving on
Wednesday, the feast of St Matthew HOLY
communion was celebrated at St Mat
thcWs church at a. Man infant child
of i. Lundcrvillc died last wcck-Thc
printing department at the SPAWN Cure
laboratory was closed on Friday on ac-
count OF repairs to the boiler being made
by the engineer. NJ. G. Champion. The
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church gave
a supper at the Vcstry on Friday last
Miss Clyda Kendall is teaching school
in the Burt district in Sheldon-Mr. John
kosenhurgor, whose health by reason of
paralytic shock has been very feeble for
nearly two years, is so much better as to
visit his friends in St, Armand, T. G., last
wook.-On Wedno sday and Thursday. Sep
tombcr Is and ~, there will be races AT
the Marsh driving park, with purses az
GrogatinS Sipl-Mrs. j. y. Merrill is Wis
iting her parents and relatives in Little
ton, y. H.-lonathan Towc is out again
after very severe Illness.
EICHrORD.
Fuller Carpenter, operator at the Cen
tral Vermont station, is spending a vaca-
tion of two or three weeks in Rnston.-
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G,Green are visiting Mrs.
Green's parents at Bolton Sprir IS. que
John kinsley came up from North Shel.
don toSpend Sunday at home.-Rcv. and
Mrs. w. II. Puffer have returned home
after spending Il week visiting friends i'm
Wcstford and Burington.-Mr and Mrs
Ira Sweet are in Boston and vicinity this
week. The funeral of Mrs. Horale fhan-
cut was held at her late home Saturday
ana tho burial took place at East Berk-
sh!rC.-Mr and Mrs II. r. Thomas have
another little daughter.-Mrs. Simon Cam
Is quite ill-Miss Emma Foley is visiting
In Waterbury.-A meeting was called
"a nIs. i,rr In,
me idea of starti.g a casSet and coffin
factory here, and a committee was ap-
pointed to find out how much stock would
be Suhscrlbed-Nr. Prentiss of Milton is
filling the vacancy ut the Central Vermont
station while Fuller Carpenter is away.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Mr.. A. b. Nelson of Derby Line was in
town last week.-Mrs.. Elizabeth Wilkins
visited her daughter in St. Adams recent
lyHcnry Cantcll has moved from George
Wrights tenement at the Centre into one
of the mill nousc.-Nr. George Porter
who has been at home for the past few
weeks went on to thu road again on Mon
day.-'Mr, Mahlon Taylor Of Richford was
In town Monday.-Nclson, Hall Il Co.,
have shut down their tub factory for a
lew weeks to put in machinery for but
ter boxes, also an electric light plant
Mrs. G. a. Kelton with her son Ralph and
friends In Canada this week.-Air Emile
Rossicr has rented his farm to MIR. Alec
Ariel and moved to Lowell,
ENOSBURGH.
The next conservation meeting of the Y
p, s. c. r., will be held in the BAPTIST
church the evening of the 22d.-Mr. and
Mrs, s, ID. Baker of Stowe have been
spending Il few days with their brother,
Rev. j. w. n. Baker.-Dora Wood of Bos-
ton and her sister Fannie of Westminster.
Mass, returned to their homes the Goth.
Mrs. Eliza Woodward of Wellesley. Mass.
who has been in town for few weeks
goes home this week.-Theodore. Ernest
and Florence Perley of Brigham Academy
were at home over Sunday.-Eugene Per-
icy returned home the 18th from an ex
tended Western trip.-The 18th session of
the East Franklin County Sunday school
union will be held in the Congregational
church, at Enosburgh Centre, Friday,
September 23d The programme will be in
part: Morning. Ills. How to obtain the
respect of boys In the Intermediate
Glass, Mrs. w w. Hutchinson, Enoshureh
Falls; $780, DO members of our Sunday