Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

was at Cambridge-Mrs. l.. l.. Rood went
to Uudcrhill Centre Monday, whore she
viii spend the wintcr.-Mrs. A. q. Galu-
sha, who has been in Brattleboro for Il
few weeks, returned home Tuesdly.-Miss
Eva Ford has closed her school in Willis
ton ard is 1T home.-A Good Templars'
lodge was organized Monday evening in
the Congregational vestry.
You can save money by buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos. cut price
shoe sale.
WEsTEORD.
George Wilcox and Miss Anna Whitney
Were married by the Rev. Mr. Fuller on
Wcdno sday. the leth.-Mrs. II. n. Macon
Der is visiting ber sister, Mrs. ID. Holmes
In W;liston-Nrs. II. T. Fay Is reported
to Ice III n critical condltion.-Nr. Johnson
the Evangelist, closed his work Monday
night. He will go to Swanton from mere.
Clayton Rice is able to be out again
james Trail of Burlington was In IOWA
over Sunday.-Mss l.oula COBB spent Id"t
week in MOntpcller.-Alss Lizzie Allen is
in town for weeks VaCation.--MiSS
Grace Rice visited friends in Burlington
and l. sscN Junction last Nrc..-rhc ','v-
erdalc creamery cum4 any paid - Cv'.,
per hundred for October milk.
Eugene Tabor has gone to Brattlcboro
whore lac mas position.-Alrs. Hattie
Merriam, who has been at II. y, ray's FOR
some time returned to Esse5 Junction
Monday. r. Tabor started for the
West Monday morning. He was accom-
punird by Mrs. Sussnnah Wilcox who will
visit her children IN Wisconsin.
The Allen Shoe cos. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody chance to save money
on shoes.
| HUNTINGTON.
! The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs, J. e. Carpenter. Nov. 8.-Mrs. Brace
of Canada is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John Milcs.-Thc Willing Workers elected
| tho following officers at their last meet
ing: President, Mrs. John Andrews; vice.
! president, Mrs. j. G. Carpenter: secretary,
Mrs. o. j, Tomlinson; treasurer, Mrs. o.
! II. Ellis.-Mrs. Carlos Brewster Is sick
You can save money by buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Co.'S. cut price
shoe sale.
CHARLOTTE.
Miss Ruth Prindr of the Burlington
school Of music. spent Sunday last at her
hcme. She is n member OF the Pima
fore" Chorus.-Real estate in this town Is
cnjo y!ng little boom, several farms hay
ing recen,.y been bought and sold, Will,
better prices ruling than heretofore, and
there are stll in the market rcme excel
growing for desirable farming locations
in this section,
O. II. Alexander recently came into pos
session of a shattered piece OF woodwork
from the battloship Indiana in the late
Spanish war.-A former Charlotte boy
Michael Toner of Walla Walla, Wash.
has recently sold frCm this years crop Il :,
Oo0 bushels of wheat, besides keeping c
bit for seed. He has also harvested corr
and barley enough to winter his stock
some two hundred head of steers an,
farm horses.-Mrs. Mary j, Mech, ant
Miss NJ. f. Mech, her daughter intent
to go to New York, shortly for the winter
Rev. Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Barrett o
Burlington, held a temperance meeting il
town Sunday In the day and evening"
h, s. Pease has bought for Nix g. Som
, over 1000 barrels of apples, much less thar
the firm usually handle in this section
i, ! owing to the short crop.-Wilbur Fiel,
has been surveying lake shore lots on HI!
recent purchase near Cedar Beach.-W II
| Holmes has decided to remain in Procto
for the present, pustponing his contemplG
ted trip to Mexico,-Fred ID. Booth OF Fer
risburSh was In town last week.-Mr. ant
Mrs. Maj vim Nichols nd daughter of lows
visited last week with E, II. Field an,
wife, This was Mr.. Nichols first return
, from the West in forty-one years.
Schools generally closed last week. Ther
, will be n vacation of two weeks in schou
No, D, taught by Miss Mary Quinlan an
Miss Gertrude Lewis. The same teacher
, are engaged for the winter term.--A, /
Sherman of Burlington was in town O
business last week,-A A. Byington wa
a in Montpelier n few days last week.-rw
y deer n buck and n doe have been seen /
this section the last few days.
The Allen Shoe Co.'S. cut price shoe sal
gives everybody chance to save none
n on shoes.
HINEGRIrDcV
Q A. Goodrich is very low,-Mrs. Harr!c
. Pease is worse.-Mrs. w. w. Mason c
Dandy and Mrs. A. II. Palmer of Stark:
!, boro are visiting their parents, Mr.. an
u Mrs j. A. Davs.-Mrs Davis is in poe
i health.-An effort Is being made to have
:. postoffice established a the corners.-Ar
!, drews Bros. paid from IA to l6 cents pc
pound for turkeys last week
y Thomas Cassidy has opened a hardwai
10 and wagon store in the shop of the lai
Timothy Degree,-Enoch Weeds barr
narrowly escaped burning one night Ia.
" week A kerosene lantern exploded @
h the hay NOV. creating quite blaze, bl
!, II was smothered before much damaI
W was done,-Ab bout seven tons of Thanks
d giving turkeys were marketed here I