Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-14

eation.-G. y. Roscman IL building II
front piazza to his residence on North st.
Clayton Duffy is at home from RochNs-
ter where he has been employed in
report comes from Monliton
that a tenement house and barn belonging
to II. y. Williams were burned about ten
o'clock last Monday.-Patrick O'Neill
Is at home from Burlington hospital,
improved i'm health-lra \.
White of Morrisvilio was in town over
work of repairs on the Cur
in house on Mountain avenue, damage
II the recent fire have begun.-Pcrry Eddy
OF the Queen city is in town.
The remains of Miss T.. Noycs were
brought here from Burlington Monday
and buried. She died In the hospital
Miss Carrie Patterson gave a lawn party
to the class of '9J, e. II. S., Monday
cvCnIug.-Brstol & Dlnforth are repaint-
ing their Garfield street tenement house.
Miss Alice sumner is at home from 1t
successful term of school IL Rutland
Work has begun on the interior of the
rostoficc. Additional room will bc add
cd. More box room and n new hard wood
0oor-J. W. Page and family are at
home from Il carriage drive to Lamoille
county.-Thc Congregational society held
their first communion last Sunday. Three
dcacons were ordained, u. G. Paige, +. l..
Ward and II. r. Peck. Two persons
united with the church by letter. The
United Workers connected with the
church will meet with Mrs. Dr.. A. NJ.
Norton Wednesday afternoon of this
week.. T. Stowcll and Miss Jane Chase
both continue very low with no hopes Of
recovery, Roy Linsley spent last
sunday in Manchester
Edward O'Ncil of Worcester. Mass, Is
the guest of his father, Patrick O'Neil.-
j. T. Andrews and wife of Huntington
and the Misses Alice Scrlbner and Lucy
King of Boston have been the guests of
J.. X. Wilson and family this wock.-John
Sweno!r of this town fell Tuesday and
struck one hand on stub. 1t went en-
tircly through his hand. being pulled out
on the other side. He was attended by
Dr. Walk, John Thomas of Mount
Holly was i'm town Tuesday. He return
cd home "wednesday, taking his daughter
Ellen with him.-Lconard IIamln, an en-
rloEc in Drake u Smiths box factory
cut his thumb badly while at work on Il
saw Tucsdi afternoon.-F. w. Noyes
and wife arc at home from the lake
Ihc work OF consolidating the New Eng
land and Hanks telephone lines is being
completed ms rapidly as possiblc.-The
Wiling Workers will meet with Mrs. q.
T.. Cox on Pleasant street Wednesday at
tcrhonn, July 1gth. lee cream ana cake
VIII be scrvcd.-C. NJ. Wilds of Middle
bury was In town Wednesday. Isaac f..
'i'N'lI. bI GEeu resilient OF North street,
died Wednesday morning. Mr.. Stowcli
was "A years of age and had been i'm fail
ing health for year past. The funeral
WI! he held Friday at y. m.-Mrs. BY
70" 'urlDurt died WCdno sdaN night. The
family lived near the Starkshoru line
n. l. johnson OF the Queen city was in
town Wednc Sday.-Thc Bristol Manufac-
iuring company arc making preparations
for building the extension to their fac
tory tnilQinpg lie
visiting in Randolph this week.
LINCOLN.
Mrs. Louise Eisbee of West Lincoln Is
dangerously sick. There are very little
hopes CT her recovery. Her daughter II
with hcr.-Mrs. Marcia Clark who spent
the winter with her daughter in New
York, returned home last wcck.-Mr and
Mrs. DIR. Dodge were with friends in Mid
dlebury over Sunday.-Rev. Merton Hale
went to Long Point Monday, where he Will
ba the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes for
a few days.-Dr. Dean was called in coun-
ell with DR.. Briggs Saturday in Mrs. Bis
bees case.-l3enjamin Hammer and Mrs
Avis Varney were married Saturday even.
ing at the residence OF VIII Haskins. JUS
ticc Dearborn performed the ceremony
Hiss Dell Nichols Is home from Middle
bury for a few days visit to her parents.
Mrs Justin HIN of Starksboro is with
her daughter, Mrs. A. Day, who has been
quite poorly of late. She is now improv-
ing.-Mrs. Anna Atwood of Starks orc
has been spending ii few days here, the
guest of Mrs. Sarah Cove and other
fricnds.-Mrs. L. NJ Heath and wife oi
Bethel visited his sister, Mrs George
Greene last week.-Mrs.. A. y. Greene and
children Joined her husband ut Long
Point Wednesday. whore she expects &c
remain till Septcmber,-Mrs. LOUISA Bris.
tol and Mrs. Josie Morgan are cnteituin-
ing fresh air" children from Brooklyn. -
M. and Mrs. Perry Eddy Of Burling OF
arc in town for Il few days. Mr. Eddy
is IN very poor health.-Mrs Milo Cove
and SON of Fitchburg came to towr
Tuesday night for a few weeks stay with
trends.-Rcv. Morton Hale. late of La,
college, is supplying the pulpit at tn,
I mon church in Il very acceptable man
ncr.
NORTH FERRISBCRGH
| G. l.. Trindle G. Sons offer great bar
gains in another column.
, The Ladies' Aid society will meet at tn,
home of Mrs. Lydia Ball Wednesday ar
ternoon.-The Epworth League will hoi,
n sociablo at the residence of c. $. Mar
tin "Wednesday, evening, literary
programme will be provided an,
cake and ice cream will b,
served.-The w. c. r, L. will hold 1T
monthly meeting at Mrs. +. Warts Fri
day aftCrnoon.-Dr. and Mrs. T.. S. Ian,
who have been visiting at G. II. Mallory
let Monday Tor their home in Brilgnwl
. ter. Miss Stella Hammer who has bee,
visiting friends in town for Il few days re
turned ncme Tuesday. The fun raj o
Henry Dow was held at the NJ. T., churSl
Friday afternoon, Rev. j. Nj. Appcmal
! Cflciated.
They do say that the Allen Shoe Co, take
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Ever.
one say so.
WHITING.
Mrs. Louis II. Potter and child. an,
Miss Ruby Davis of Worcester. Mass
visited their sister last week at Rev Nj
Illsley's.-Mrs. Robinson and son, Bur
OF TiCpndcroga n. Y. and e sister Mrs
Pillsbury Of Boston, visited at Mr., Huber
Denton's last week.-M!ss Prudenc
Stlckncy of Middlebury VISITED Mr.. an
Mrs. Carroll Hubbard last week Nj
Frank Simonds of New Haven, Conn, /
spending his vacation at home-Mr,
Hannah Baldwin OF Salisbury has .c
tcurned to her former home, at Edso
Baldwin's for the summer.
FERRISBURGH.
q. f. Prlnile & Sons offer great bar
gains In another column.
ADDISON.
Mrs. Jcrusha Barber of Canton, n. Y
Is with her sister Mrs. Byron Smith
Miss Matte Clark of Mddlobury sper
Sunday in town.-Charley S. Wilmarth
a guest of l.. G. Seegers.-M G. w. Ba1
bour returned home July 9Th. She ha
spent several days in Canton, y. Y.--Jes
sic Stagg OF Panton Is the guest of he
aunt Mrs. Eugene Hallock.-Miss Ma
Iamson OF Brattlcboro Is in town visit
ing at Mabel Palmer's.-John Wetzel {
Saratoga, was a guest at NJ. A. Smith