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

from Stanstcad where they recently
attended II reunion of the Mead family
at which were present four generations.
II was the hrs; time in 80 years that the
four Mead brothers had met together at
one time.
Herman Woodbury. Is employed on the
Canada Atlantic railroad with hcadquar-
tcrS near ottawa.
Fred H. kathan died Monday morning
of pulmonary tuberculosis. after n long
Illness. His age was % years He leaves
n wife and one child. The funeral occurred
Wednesday afternoon from the resi-
dencc and iniermcnt was made in the
Centre cemetery. Mr.. Kathan was until
few months since, employed as a freight
brakeman on the Central Vermont.
Observer W, A. Shaw of the weather bu-
rc0u reports mean temperature for Sep
TENDER OF % degrees. with a maximum
OF ~ on the ith and a minimum OF 50 on
the sist. The total precipitation amount
ed TO a.6s inches, rain falling on seven
days. The prevailing wind was south and
the month was made up Of clear. II
partly cloudy and IL cloudy days.
CALAIS.
/ The case between Freeman and Forbes &
Lyons was decided in favor of the plain
tifr.-MisSes Maggie and Ella Mcleod are
stopping 1T DIR. r. J. Gale's-Bert BAN
croft and l.. V. Douglass are at work for
Levison & Lamb Manufacturing Co.
WATERBURY,.
Conota O'Erien left Tuesday for Kan
sas. where he has secured position as u
Railroad engineer.
Charles Dillingham; and family, who
have been visiting at cN-iov w. p. Dill
iingham's for several days, returned
TUESDAY To- their home in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Ashley, who have been
spending = few days of their wedding trip
in town, have returned to Bethel.
l.. \. Babcock, who has been for several
months In Alaska, near the Klond!ke re-
gion. prospecting for gold. returned home
saturday to remain until next spring,
when he will again so back to work his
claim with machinery, having been sue
ccssful in locating several valuable claims,
ES.-Gov. w. l.. Dillingham; has closed
his residence on Main street and with his
son will live at Montpelier during the fall
and winter
The Thursday evening prayer meetings
Mt the Methodist church will hereafter be-
gin at o'clock instead OF $50.
Helen and Julia Rsbb!tt OF Montpelier
visited friends in town yesterday.
Charles Keene is in New York for few
days on business.
George Burnham IA in New York on
business.
Darwin Cooley has purchased lot on
Randall street on which he is TO erect a
residence.
Mis-. Cohurn left yesterday for New
York to remain for a few days on bust
ness.
Lynn Scofeld, who has been at work at
the mountains during the summer has re-
turned nome.
!, SOUTH WOODBURY..
f. T. Chase is at present quite ill.-Mrs.
j. Z. Brown is visiting her father, j. w.
Town.-The Good Templars will present
temperance drama next Friday evening,
-Roswen Goodas died very suddenly in
the Office OF DIR. Widber, while there for
medical treatment recently.-Frank
Batchelder and wife have been visiting In
Barre.
PLAINFIELD.
Mrs. Murray Martin, Katie Page and Or
lando Martin are sick. Herbert Lane Is
cut. and Fred Bancroft remains abou,
the samoa large company from this
town attended the Washington fair last
attending the TurnbrGge fair this keek
i-Husking bees have been numerous fol
the past two weeks.
CABOT.
S. ]. Norris and family with n. w
Rogers and wife have moved on to the old
Rogers farm.-Mrs. Nelson Morse is TO oc-
cupy the house vacated and owned by
! Mrs. Dan Rogers.-An effort is TO be made
TO start a singing school.--Mr. and Mrs
York City.-The Z. f. society will have
a lecture course the coming season. Mr.
Van LEV vail probably be the first OF
/, the courSe,-R. q. Rogers and family are
, in Boston.-Work ON grading the streets
by cartins in gravel will be much appre-
ciated when smoothed DOWN., A, Wales
has had an engine placed in his shop.
WARREN.
Frank Tart and family arc TO move &c
Starkshoro next wcek,-Petcr Lafayette
lof Starksboro was in town on business
Rev. Mr.. ANtell OF Maine is in town.
Heman r. and George c, Catchspsw have
gone to Granville to work for John Sar'
gent.-Nr. and Mrs George DeIons arr
. visiting in Iincoln.-Mrs, Gilman Joslin
Mrs. Richard Greenslit and Mrs, Norman
South of Minnesota are visiting theil
brothers, II. =, and A. G. Stevens Of War
, ,ren. and friends in Waitsiield.
WINDSOR COUNTY.