Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-10

Rev. j. w. H. Baker.--Mrs. Agnes Cole
and two sons of Long Lake. n. Y, are at
her fathers for n few weehs.--The l. o.
O. G.. rs. are repairing and fitting the old
academy for their use-Thc school at
East Enosburgh are to. have a fiag-raising
this week.
FRANKLIN.
A. s. Hendrick of Sheldon has rented
his farm, and is to carry on the farm of
j. w. Robe, his fnther-in-law Repre-
sentative Stevens of Thetford was in
town over Sunday the guest of his bro
ther-in.law, Rev. DIR. Worthen.-Dr. A. D.
Patten, and MIR. and Mrs clifford Hin OF
East Fairfield have been spending few
days in town the guests OF w. H. Patten
Mrs. VI. l.. Chandler is in Burlington
with Mrs. Il. f.. Heath who is ill.-The
house of n. q. Record caught fire Satur-
day from the chimncy's burning out and
but for the thoughtfuncss of Mrs Re
cord In applying a few pals of water the
house would have been destroyed and
probably others with It. as the wind was
blowing hard at the time.-Chas. Truax
has returned from MassaChusetts.-J. W.
Robe fell from a wagon few days since
striking upon his head. He was quite
badly hurt but is much better now.
Two tramrs who gave their names as
George German and Thomas Cavanaugh
were arrested near this village
Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff BAR
of Sheldon and they were brought
before Justice Horskin who fined
them 80 and costs. They failed to Pay
tn 'ir fines, and were taken to Rutland
fer lie days. These men are suspected Of
bclng the parties that broke into the stoi
at Sheldon Springs Monday night. but no
proof could be found against thcm.-A
N1l r ba no in IN
Conn, the past season returned Tuesday.
ENOsBURGu FALLS.
Monday moning Of last week Mr. Duney
was driving his sister Miss Mary Duffey,
70 the station to take the train for her
home in ST. Alhans. child of the Duf-
fey family accompanied them, and when
iust entering the village from the south
The child's hat blew of. Mr. Duffcy
ai!ghtcd to recover the hat. ard before he
could return the horse became frightened
ana started into a run. Mr. Dumey
climbed into the wagon and got hold Of
the rcins. but they broke and the run
away continued. After crossing the bridge
the road turns suddenly to the right At
this point tho wagon overturned and Miss
Duffey was thrown violently against a
ledge Of rocks. sustaining severe INJURIES
of which she died on Thursday night. Miss
Duffey, who had been employed in St Al
bans for some time was about 81 years of
age and beloved Ivy all who Knew her
H1GHGATE.
Mr. A. A. Spear has 90 improved as To
be out agdn.-Rev. Mr.. Blake and wife
were called to Barton by the death of his
sister.--Mrs. James Harrington has been
visiting her son in Randolph.--C. u.
Loups has bought tho old Watson farm
Thomas Derosia and wife are home from
u al Nrc
man. was buried here Nov. 18th. She was
Il lrng time resident of this town.:A. y.
.Nye has his new barn completed and is
now putting in running water.
FAIRFAX.
Bort Bishop Of Newport after spending
few days with his father. IRA C. bishop
returned home last week. Miss Minnie La
Some from n mission school in Canada IS
in town visiting old friends.-Mss Ann =.
Alfred who has been In the West with
her sisters for several years returned
nom" last week.-The Grange viii meet
At Frank Gcodycar's next Friday evening
Nov ll-Miss Mabla orion has gone 10
.SavtonS Rivcr.-The Central school closes
Friday with L social at +. w SHEPPARD
son's.-MrS. James Ruegles is in Mooers.
y. V, with her sister, Mrs. Cox, who is
very low.-Alb.rt Blaisdcll is soon to move
on to Albert Kings farm in Fletcher
Hcllows are finished and ready for tn,
iron work.-Samuel Wilson is on tho sic!:
list.-Nathaniel Alfred has moved into
Mrs CClhy's housc.-George Carrigan is
moving to Contradictions Dt-spart is
slowly improving from an attack of rheu-
mntism.-A new bell has been put on the
town house for the benefit Of the school
II seems like old times to hear "A school
he'll again. II was furnished by the school
directors.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. of Bur
lngton are making eXtremclylow prices
or shoes.
GEORGIA.
The school committee have extended the
time of closing the Central school to the p
inst and, on the evening of that day the
nirht before Thanksgiving the exhibition
Will come on. There will be vacation Of
two weeks, before the winter term COM
m"nccs, Dec, l2.-NlisS o. ]. Caldwell and
her sister, Mrs. II. Thomas returned home
from an extended visit at Emmett Thomas
nj Randolph district schools in town
closed last Week.-Mrs. Kate Judd Is i'm
proving at the asylum so that il is hoped
it will bee safe for her to return home by
Christmas.
We notice thcAllen Shoe Co. at RurllnC-
ton are doing the business of thetown; low
prices must win.
l.i' l I ~ FIX.
Mr., +, L. Smiths father came home
from Montpelier last week with him.
Mrs. L. Stuart has gone To Wiliston.-Mr
and Mrs. Sanford Marshall from Willlston
visited at MIR. l.. Marshalrs last week
c. h, Stearns has moved back on to his
farm In Wcstford.
They do say that the Allen Shoe Co. takes
he lead in low prices IN Burlington, Every
one say so,
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Miss Belle Davis returned Monday from
Enoshurgh where she has been teaching
the fall term of school.-Dr. y. f.. Hamil-
ton Of Rirhtprd also y. ". Dubois Of
North Trey We're In town Tucsday.--A. j.
Flint late of ST, Joseph, Mo, j. visiting
relatives in town,-NclSon. Han u Co, ave
putting in machinery for the manufacture
OF butter boxes,
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