Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-08


| last week. MIR. Frisbie Is Il brother OF Mrs.
'ie,d.--Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Mcmillan,
who have been spending part OF the sum-
mer hero have returned to Chica go. Mr.
Mcmillan Is connected with the Chicago
| Times n Craid.-Alss Mary Russell has re.
turned to teaching in Burllngton.-Ralph
| a. Smith and wife are the parents of n
| daughter born the 2d inst..-Maria Guliclt
| and Mary Yale have gone to Burlington
to school-f1. H. Whally is making en-
| tcnsive repairs on his farm barns.-Mlss
| Caroline A.. Yale has returned to
Northampton.-Nlrs. Robert Benedict and
! Mrs. Lincoln Benedict of Brooklyn. n. T..
wcrc guests last week of Miss Jennette g.
| Bouton.-Niss Anna Read of Chicago has
| been guest of her sister, Miss Mary
Rcad.-The society of Christian Endcavor
! meets with Miss Flora Williams next Fri
| day cvcning.-Caroyn Williams teaches in
school No. 6.-NIiss Mary Quinnn and
| Gertrude Lewis are teachers in No. g.
| Mrs. David G.. Peck of Newton. Conn
were in town for few days, after de-
| lghtful carriage drive through the Green
Mountains.
We notice theAllcn Shoe Co. at Burlng-
ton are doing the business of thetown; low
| prices must win.
ESSEN CENTRE.
Maple Lawn Academy opened Tuesday.
Sept 9th with % pupils in attendance.
lncSc come lrlnClpallN from the towns
of Jericho, Westford, Undcrhill. Willis
ton, South Burlington and Essex.
HINEsBuRGH
Rev. Charles Aver is expected to preach
| at the Baptist church next Sunday.-A,-
! fred Sanctuary and family visited his
father last week.-Orlin Fletcher of Co. NJ
is sick at his home with malarial fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rumney are rejolc-
ing over the birth of an 1l.pound son.
born last Tuesday. His name is Harris
Albert.-Thc ball game Saturday resulted
| In n score of 10 in favor of Hncsburgh.
-Rcv. Charles Stafford preached at the
Baptist church Sunday. Mrs. Stafford sang
two fine solos at the evening service.
Chester \. Bates for the past two years
clerk at H. NJ Hulls, has closed his en-
gagcmont and gone TO Royalton, Mass
William Sanctuary, who has been SPEND
Ing several weeks with his father, Lewis
Sanctuary. has returned to his home In
Oregon "A. Werthom has gone to New
York to meet his wife, who is returning
with her two children from visit to tho
old horne in Germany is no school
In No. G. but the scholars arc carried at
tho expense of the town to the village
school-H. L. Palmer Is on the sick list.
Mrs b. T.. Shinvlle is very low.-Josoph
Iandon is In very poor health-Eustace
Bisronettc has been spending the summer
at Joseph Iilssonottes n Drury. t.
V. NJ. 1860, spent several days in town tho
past wcek.-E. II. Bylngton, D.. D.. of
Newton Mass, and Deacon w. j. Bying-
ton Of Jericho spent several days In town
the past week. the guests of II. NJ. Page.
David e. Peel: and wife of Newton.
Conn, and w. w. Tligbee and daughter,
Mabel of Charlotte spent several days
ut 3. l.. Byingtqn': last wcck.-Frcd Ross
has gone TO Burlington TO attend the Bust
ness college Mrs. II. NJ. Hull has return
/ n a t,,
Ch2zy, y. VI. f. Allen has moved his
harness shop on To the first floor in Hulls
building. -SSinou DegroA is repairing mis-
hous".-Howard Kenyon has engaged rs
clerk in III. NJ. tIull's storc.-Cards arc out
announcing the wedding Of Mr. Rollin NJ
Miles Of burlington to Miss Marie L. Mar.
shall of Lincoln, Neh The ceremony will
take place at Albert Rays September IL.
Mrs. A. H. Walker who has been the
guest Of hcr parents for the past five
weeks. has returned to Buringtor--Mrs
Charles Eel and daughter of New York
city are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Perry
Read.-Alss Maria Kcllcy is home on Il
vacation.-Miss Bertha Small has return
ed to her school in Starlssboro.-Mr and
Mrs. f. J.. Andrews took trip to Mount
Mansfield last week.-Mrs.. White of Rich
mond is the guest of Mrs. A. H. Hosrord.
Mr." H. NJ Hutl has returned from New
4 York State.
The Hinesburghs again defeated the
Essex team in a close game of bali last
Saturday at Kelley's Park. Following; is
the score:
Score by innings.
2 s 6 $50
H1ncsburgh ......1 0 q o 0 /
Essex ..............0 0 . o 0 / 0 o. 3
Batteries, Doyle, Atkins and Pierce for
Hinesburghs; Fields and Labele for Es-
sex; attendance $50: time of game 2h a
return game will probably be played here
in town the coming Saturday.
The lIinosburgh bard seranadcd An
drew somers, the reprcscntatIve-elccr,
Tuesday evening. A large delegation of
ladies and gentlemen called to offer con,
grntuatlons.
We hear that the Allen shoe Co. of Bur-
linSton are making extremely low prices
on shoes
MILTON BORO.
Alison Writer'S of burlington spent n
clay here recently fishing and caught a
black bass that weighed six pounds, the
largest one on record so far-School COM
menced Tuesday with Miss Ada Sherh,rn
as teacher.-Mrs> Charles Landon visited
here the first of the week-An old resi-
dent was removed from the Roro by the
death of Joseph Bean. aged 80 years Flu
neral was held at the local church of
which he was member. There was
large attendance.
i
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co.. Burlington.
JERICHO.
Don and Ora Galusha went to Saxton' 3
River Tuesday to attend school-Miss
Bessie Sargent is spending a few days in
Buriington.-Mrs, Louise Arnold has re-
turned to her home in Burlington.-Mrs.
May Maybury of Waltham, Mass has
been spending few days al o. ], Low
reys--Mr and Mrs. Charles Jackson re-
turned from Holyolre Monday night.-Mys.
w. McKannon, who has been spending the
summer here went to Salem, Mass. We'd
nesday,-Mss Alice Simonds returned
from Brandon Saturday.-Mrs. Frank
Castle of Medford, Mass. Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M V. Willard.
Mrs. Mary Balch has returned homo from
Westford.-Word has been received Of the
death of Mrs. B. C. Ward OF Des Molnaa.
Iowa. on Saturday Sept 3.-Mrs. Clarence
Percivol OF ST, Adams is caring for her
mother, Mrs D. B. Bradford.-Henry
Fisher Of Madison, South Dakota, is Wis
ltine friends in town.-Allie Clerbins and
Harmon Howe will ATTEND school at Ma
pie Lawn Academy at Essex.
We notice thcAllcn Shoe Co at Burling-
ton are doing the business Of thetown: low
prices must win.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
| During the electric storm of Sunday two
stacks of hay belonging to William Kel-
logg was struck by lightning and burned
II also struck in the dooryard of Burton
Beers, Following along a clothesine IL
passed down and severed a chair to
which dog was attached. The dog left
for parts unknown. not needing the calls
or his master, uttering a series OF terri