Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
Continued from LIST page)

Murphy rem half a mile to Crandall's
MILL procured a rope, fastened II about
her head. and she was drawn
ashore and saved.-Miss Carlotta An
drcws and Miss Nina Perkins nave
returned to the Montpelier semin-
airy. and Miss Georgia and Zoe
Towers to Barre academy.-MiSs Mabel
Ballard OF Fairfax Was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. W. o. Whey a few days last
wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heath were
the guests of DR. Heath last week.-Fred
Fay and daughter have gone to the home
OF Mr.. Fay's father. Stafford Fay. to spend
the winter Mrs. Fay is in very poor
hcalth.--AIranEemeuts are being made Tor
christmas entertainments at the Cougrs-
raticnal and Universalist SUniay-schoolS
with Christmas trees Daniel Berry. VINO
has been quite sick. has resumed his work
rs telegraph operator at RoNhury.-The
following Sunday -schooi officers were
elected Mt the Cniversdlist Sunday-school:
Supcrntendent. Mrs e. II. ftno; asset
ant. Mrs. =. H. Flasg secretary w +.
FlasF: treasurer. r. T. Jacobs: organist'
Miss Sadie Conant; assistant Miss Lena
Freeman: librarian. r. II. Fay-Mr. dnd
Mrs. Lewis Gauvin are i'll with the grip
Joseph berry OF SummerNile. cal, who
has been absent from vermont tlsnt
years. is in Riohmond visiting his numer-
Gus relatives and friCnis-tronk Berry
end John Doyle. both members of Co. NJ.
Vermont volunteers. started on the l
O'Clock train Monday morning for Platts-
hurgh to enlist In the regiment that is be-
ing recruited to SO TO Manila
COLCHESTER.
Mr.. Ebcnezer Baker died after a long
fitness Thursday night.Thc funr al SER
vices cCndurted by Rev. G. j. HASTINGS.
were held Sunday at one p. M. the de-
ceased was seventy-two years Old. ana
lfc-lCuC resident Of this place. lie leaves
.. 4. IL, r.-rn
MIR. Davis, the solicitor for the coop
.rative Creamery. was in town Friday
Miss Daisy Anterior is sick with tire
mumps.-Mrs. +. l.. Parsons al Essex
spent several days in town last week VS.
iting friends.-The Kings Daughters VIII
meet at two =. m. saturday, Dec. AT
Mrs T.. 5. Wrights.
The annual cut price shoe sale or tho
Allen Shoe co. is now i'm progress. Buy
your shoes now and save money.
CHARLOTTE.
Two Of the county commissioners, +.
r. Strong of Huntington. ard W. W. H.g-
bee Of Charlotte. last week 'aii out L
pant road in Bucl's Gore to certain lum-
her land of George Bartlett X CO. The
sslectmen of StRrkshcr0 laid the road 10
the Gore linc.-lienry L. Hill is taking a
trip to Washington and Philddelphia -
r. C. Hill is arranging to heat his house
with Il combination OF steam and hot
water.-Emma Leavenworth has rctutn-
ed from her trip weSt--NliSs Mary t.
Jones has gone To spend the winter In
MexiCo.-NiSs Kate Bush has returned
to Boston where she is assistant super
intendcnt in "a children's hospital.-Nr. aud
Mrs Chaunccy Stewart are spending the
winter in Br-stol.-Thomas =. Nha,ley
will occupy his farm west of the depot IN
the sprinE.-The II. T. Irish farm is to he
carried on next year by Willard Ball OF
Fcrrisburg.-The Congregational sunday
school will have a Christmas exercise in
the church Sunday evening. l.. l.. Des1u-
telle is in poor health.
Mrs. Emma LeaVenworth returned from
the West last Friday where she was
been visiting her brother Burh and other
relatives for the past two months.-The
house of Homer Fonda was burned last
Wednesday night. The c"tse of the hte
is unknown but il is thought IL caught
from tie chimney.-Miss Caroline Wooster
is on the sick list.
You can save money ny buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos. cut price
shoe sale.
ST. GEORGE.
Mrs. Abigail Tiney is still confined to
her bed but is gaining strength slowly
Mrs X. A Tillcy of Swanton and Mis-.
S y Til.ey of Williston. who have been
caring for their mother-in-law the past
three weeks returned TO their homes the
first OF the wcck.-Jimmie German has
finished his work for Mr.. Hinsdill and en-
gagged with W. Ii. Whiteside OF Shelburno
for the winter.
The Allen Shoe Cos. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody n chance to save money
on shoes.
wILLISTON.
Francis Baker had i slight shock Satur-
day. but was some better Sunday.-The
circle of Kings Daughters met Friday
with Mrs. Byron Johrson.-Mrs. Leonard
B!ng and Miss Kate kendrcw expect their
sister from England this month.-There
was a dancing party AT Mr.. St'adY'S Satur-
day night.-Miss Eva Phelps Of r1ska,
is visiting her brother and his wite.-Mor-
ton James is at home from Montpelier.
The annual cut price shoe sale of the
Alien shoe Co. is now in progress. Buy
your shoes now and save money.
UNDERHILL
Mrs. L. c. Fowler has returned from
her visit in ST. Albans.-Preparations are
being made for Christmas exercises by
both the Methodist and CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday schools.-Bertha Kathern Ellis OF
Boston was married Wednesday evening.
Dec. IA to Guy Warren Day Of New York.
Mr.. Day is an Cunderhill hoy and his many
friends in this vicinity will wish him
much happiness in his matrimonial VEN
ture.-Mrs Sarah Heyden. who has been
in Franklin for several months has Ie-
turned homc.-Nrs. Della Church. Prior
of Barre is visiting her mother and is To
remain with her until after the holidays.
Mrs. Simeon Palmer is quite ill.-Mrs Nell
lie Bugbe. is assisting her.-Ellen Sweeny
is at work for Mrs. w. 9. SteNens.-Nrs.
Vim. Day. a life .ong resident of Jericho
and Underhill. died at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Ross. on Monday.
Dec. 18th. She was a woman of advanced
age and for n few years had given up
the labors of AN active life icing tenderly
cared for by her daughters. Mrs. Ross and
her family. She had to.n for many years
ID constant attendant upon the services of
the congregational church. She leaves two
daughters and one son, Mrs. Thomas
Ross Mrs Frank Church and Colum US
Day all of Unuerhil,.
Mrs. Jennie Barney Torrey of Provi-
Ience, r.. l., is the guest of Mrs. T.. j.
Corse.-I, is feared that John Russn will
lose the use of his eyes which was in
jured two ar three weeks ago Dy the
limb Of tree when he Was ChoppIny in
the woods.
Clarissa Margaret (Smith) Clark was
born in Underhill. VT. June LIST. 1885 and
died Dec. s. 1885 Converted in early life
she united with the Methodist III .Scopal
church in her native town and continued
a member until her death. Feb LIST, lNs
She was united in marriage with Carlton
ii Clark of Underhil, Nine children were
horn Ia Mr.. and Mrs Clark, ssvens OF
whom are still living. Mr.. Clark with m,
youngest daushter Fannie Will make his
home with his son George IN Worcester
Mass. The general testimony especially
emphasized by those who knew her best
her husband and children is that Mrs