Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-04

,r two weeks.-Mr C. T. Halls mother
nd brother from Rockford, ILL.,, are visit
lg in town.--A party Of four from this
lace went to Moffatt's Mill on Thursday
'out fishing, returning at night and re-
orting great success, bringing some fine
out with them.
H1GHGATE.
The event of the week is the marriage
T the barber and Priscilla Gotta They took
wedding trip to Montrcal.-The funeral
T Mr.. Joseph Bordeau was attended at
10 Catholic church on Sunday. The For
sters attended to the number Of 1870 and
very large congreya tion.-Eben Spooncr
lille carelcssly handling n pistol Tuesday
,ct with q serious accident. The pistol
'as discharged and the ball entered his
x above the knee, passed down striking
bone.-May Bordcau and her little girl
,ffie OF Philadelphia. arrived at her ais
er's, Mrs. Spooner, where they will spend
he summcr.-Misses Sarah and Abbie
udklns have returned from Alhurg whore
hey have been visiting n sister.-Sevcral
+ the people here took In the excursion
o Providence Island last Monday.-lId.
.yor '''' Albert Thomson. who are tent
ng Springs" are sending home to
hch ,,., IDS a lot OF splendid FISH. d.
Powers children have been sick with
nlChtn pON out are Detter'
GEORGIA.
Mrs William IIadley has returned from
Icr visit with friends In New York State
fred Newton, who has recently returned
rom the Adirondacks with improved
lealth, is quite ii again at his brother
Henry Newton's with pneumonia good
many from town visited ST. Adams Tues
lay afternoon to witness funeral cere-
It Chickamauga. OF typhoid fever.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. of Bur
lngton are making exrrcmelylow prices
IN shoes.
MONTGOMERY.
Rev. Mr.. Wallace Of Richford preached
1t tho NJ. T.. church on Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. George of Morrisville spent tn,
past week in town.-Miss Jessie Kimbal
has returned to Hardwick.-Dr V. b
IlerriCk has returned from a week spen
n Worcester.-Henry Murray has movet
INTO the house he recently bought of Mrs
George Smith for s3cO-Miss Susie Good
speed has returned from Northleld.-
Charles Coburn of st. Johnsbury visited
last week at II. w. Coburn's.-Dr. e. c
Smith and family have returned from
few days outing at Highgate Springs
Frank Casavant is working in n harncs,
shop at North Troy.-Miss Grace Richard
son is home from Newport accompanicC
by friend.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.
The family of ]. o. Kimball are in cam,
at the Sheldon camp ground.-J. b. Kim
ball and family, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Glee
and Misses Anna Gaines. Minnie Thoma
and Sadie Kimball have Joined the camp
ers at Highgate.-L. l.. Marsh and famil
are camping at Franklin Pond.-Ine Sun
day school of St Matthew's church er
joyed picnic at Franklin Pond on Wed
nesday August 3d.-Miss Anna Archam
bault is spending her vacation with he
sister at st Hyacinth, +. GA new iro
bridge made by the St. Adams ConstruC
ton company is in course of erection n
the Giddings brook on Orchard stree
The town has erected new abutments c
solid masonry.--A. j. Croft and famil
are visiting friends in North Troy.-Th
SPAWN Cure laboratory is closed for tw
weeks.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
George W. Stone returned to Bosto
Monday.-Cortis Allen from Lowell, Mass
is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. s. Living
ton.-Otis Gross visited his sister in TIL
village last week.
FLETCHER.
Miss Mabel Lee is visiting friends
town.-Mr Choatfs is able to be out one
more.-Rollin Parsons has a little ei
come to stop a whilc.-Miss Belle Ric
was home from Queen City Park one da
last weck-Mr. and Mrs. W. Ufford vlsi
cd her father, r. IT. Porter, this week
II. Thomas has very handsome dairy {
Jersey cows.
We notice theAllen Shoe Co. at Burlint
ton are doing the business Of thetown; 10
prices must win.
FAIRFAX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves of Mortified we
In town last week. calling on old a
uuaintances.-Mr NJ. l.. Hicks and wi
arc happy over the arrival of daugl
ter.-A number of our townspeople toe
in the excursion to Providence lslar
Monday. All report n very nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l., Pcase were in St A
bans August Isl to attend the funeral
their nephew Of the farmers a
through haying and most of II was g
into the barns in good shape.-Ira HUI
has so far recovered as to be in his sto
again.--Rradford Murphy went to +
field. y. H., July "a. He has a situate
thcre.-Homer Hunt has returned fro
Buffalo, where he went as A. delegate 4
the Y. 7. L. Az. IRISH, A. ~ Butt
and II. l.. Pease spent last Saturday
the lake fishing, bringing home with the
20 pike.-Myron Hickok of North Fai
fax, an old resident of Fairfax, died Ju
goth in his Sth year.-Mrs. IL. H. Balla
has returned home from her visit
eGorgia.-Mr. Judson Carr and VIE
ieorgia visited friends in town July 20
Lieut.. Fred Carr, son Of J. Carr
Georgia.-Judson Carr and wife
week before going on duty at Boston ha
! bor.-Rev. Mr.. Noon and wife of WAX
! field are spending their vacation at RI
Mr.. Atkinson's.- and Mrs. Paul A
kinson and their two daughters and ]
bridge Atkinson of Jersey City are spen
ing their vacation at Riverside Farm wi
Henry Hunts people. boating. fishi
and hunting.
They do say that the ..llen Shoe Co. tax
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Eve
one says SO.
FRANKLIN.
Mrs. u. S. Cleveland spent several da
recently with her brother Charles Mani
OF Enosbur Falls,-Miss Margaret He
kins has been visiting her uncle Or
Farnsworth in bakersfield the past We,
Miss Edith Manley of Enosburgh
spending n few days al d. S. Clevelan
Miss Mary Parker of Cambridge h
pccH speiluihe lew udys at W H. ~
ten's.-Mrs. Hattie Briggs returned to
home In Highgate Saturday.--Misses ella
Chaplin and Dorothy Alexander have be
spending a few days at +. e. Beaulac's
Enosburgh Fals.-Hon. r. II. Bell n
wife returned Friday night from W
thrcp, Mass, where they have been sper
: ing several weeks.-Miss Ivy Hopkins
| attending the summer school In Bake
feld.-Sevcral from here attended the I
cursion to Providence Island Monday
Guiding the bandit. A. Hull, wife a
, son of Springfield, Mass, are visiting
parents, MIR. and Mrs q. ]. Hull.-M
II. l.. Chandler returned last week FRI
, Highgate Springs where she has be
boarding.
| EAST FAIRFIELD.