Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-01
OkLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.


OkLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.
Henry o. Smith is hcme from Wood
stock. where ne has beer TO build a house
for Dr. j. W. Currier.-J. Brunette of st.
Johnshury has rented rooms of Mrs Fc-
lix Taylor OF Coventry street. where he
Will carry on the tailoring business-F
Prichard of Bradford and Miss Mctclla
Paine of Newport were married at the
home of s. @. Scott August 1S.They will
make their home in Bradford. after re-
turning from n trip to Lake Champlain,
Lake George and Saratoga.-Miss Ada
Tower OF Barton is visiting her uncle, y.
l. Tostcr.-Aiss Kate Mcdonald is visit-
ing at Nccantic. +. Q.-Arthur *. Story
OF Beverly, Mass. Is visiting his uncle.
q. u. Story.-Rev. George II. Ide of Mil
waukee Is visiting relatives here and in
Coventry.--S. S. Tinkham of Burlington
Is in town on visit.-Lcwis Lapcne lost
his first finger on one hand at the box
shop at the International mill Wednes-
day afternoon.
BARTON.
At the republican caucus held Tuesday
evening, o. ID owen was nominated as
town representative on the first ballot.
The republican and democratic caucus
jointly selected the following list of iusti-
ces of the peace: n. NJ. Scott. o. d. owen
NJ. Drown. H. r. Seaver, d. Il. Chamber
lain, c. II. Wiley, II, r. Cookie. D..
French f. II. 1.othrop. H. c. Pierce, H..
p. Cook received the nomination for re-
preventative ut the democratic Caucus
Rev. c. b. Moody. pastor of the Pilgrim
Congregational church of Minneapolis.
Mimi. preached at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning. Mr.. Moody
was the pastor Of the Barton Congrega-
tonal church about ten years ago and Is
now spending part of his vacation in
MISUNDERSTANDING struck John Corleys
barn last Tuesday night, killing two
calves.-W f. Dodge, attorney for the
Great Northern Railway company of Min
neapolis, MIMI, is visiting his cousin, +.
W. Baldwin.
CRAFTSBURY.
Hattie Hatch has decided to go to John
son to do dressmakng. Frank Cass and
family are camping AT Lake Caspian.-Tho
village school commenced last Monday
with VIII Goodrich and Nellie Sheean as
teachers.-The academy school opened last
Monday with a new board of teachers and
65 students.-John Wyne OF Chicago and
Frank Wylie of this town have placed Il
sailboat on Hosmer Pond.-Mrs f. n
Nelson has gone to New Hampshire for n
months vacatlon.-Miss Mabel Kibbe has
gone to Lowell, VT. for a few weeks
vist.-Several couples from here spent q
part of last week at Wiloughby Lake
Arthur Shannon and family are spending
their vacation in st. Albans.-Dr. Dilling.
ham and wife have returned from q
months vacaton.-At the caucus held last
| ted p. @. Daverson as their candidate ano
| the democrats r. n. Lyon.-Mrs WI
| Iadd is spending her vacation at her ia
Tiers r. A. PRtterson's.
LOWELL
| Truman Stinchour and wife of Hghgatt
I ere in town.-Several from this town wen
to Eden Thursday to attend the funera
CT T.. NJ. Sanborn.-Rev. Charles Robin
son and wife are in town.-Ell Davis ant
| his sister BERTHE from Morrisville were II
town last weck.-Aaron Tillotson OF Wa
torville visited his sister Mrs. Samuc
Wedge last week.-Clinton Woodcock an,
wife of Troy were In town Saturday
| Charley Generess who is at work in John
| son Is at home on vacation.-Geo
Stewards oldest daughter. Ola, Is quit,
sick with cholera morbus.-A cottaR,
meeting will be held at VIM. Chaffee'
next Sunday afternoon.-Mrs. C. II. South
err of North Hyde Park was at her father
G. c. SINNERS, last week.
DERBY.
! G. II. Bates of the Highland Stock Farm
died of heart disease a week ago Frida,
night. Funeral services were held at tn
house last Wednesday afternoon. Rev. II
G.. Drisko of Alfred, Me-. and Rev. II. NJ
Perkins of Union, Me, both former pas
tors of the deceased officiated, The bearer
We're his two brothers-in-law, Gov. Grou
and Il. Human his partner in business II
New York his book keeper, Mr.. White an,
cousins from Georgia Mr. Bates was
native of Derby but has spent much o
his life in the South and in New York. Fo
the past 10 or IL years he and his famil
consisting of n wife and two nieces hav
spent summers at the old homestead. II
was public spirited man loyal To his ma
tive town and ever willing to give of hi
large possessions to advance its intrests
He will be much missed from the com
munity.-Cards have been received an
nouncing the marriage of Mary Gertrude
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Steel
, both former residents of Derby now O
, Minneapolis. Mimi, to +. NJ. Anderson O
, that place The wedding is to take plac
Saturday, September Srd at O'Clock /
, the Presbyterian church I'm Minneapolis.
, Mr.. and Mrs. +, L. Allbee OF Arlington, \
j., arc visiting friends in this vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Davis and two sons ar
= guests of Daniel Davis.-James Kettell
t In very poor health.-At the republica
5 caucus last Thursday evening Gen. f. {
+ Butterfeld OF Derby Line received. III
= nomination for representative.
GREENSBORO.
Prof. v G. Barbour and family hav
q returned to their home in Burlington.
: Charles Wright, Eva and Ralph Streete
: nave returned to their home in Worceste
Mass.-Walter Simpson went to Barre O
his bicycle last week, returning Monday
MIR. and Mrs James Mckinley and Mis-
lima. their daughter. returned to Lowell
. Mass, last Monday,-Rev. and Mrs. Pra
y have been camping at Caspian Lake
r Miss Lessa McCue who has been spenc
a ing her vacation in town is to teach III
fall term of school in Collinsville, con
mencinn Monday