Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-29

present at their wedding. After n very
pleasant visit the friends departed leaving
thclr best wishes for Mr.. and Mrs Gates
Mrs. II. NJ Cornell OF Jeffcrsonyllla has
been spending few days at her brothers
{. w. PnwelIs.-Mr. and Mrs 4. j. Reed
returned TO Manchester Monday, aft n
spending two weeks with her mother Mrs
A j. Barr-JChn r. Anderson went to
coventry Friday to see his grand daugh-
Ter. Margaret LanEfJrd, who is very sick.
-Hugh W cbstc" and NJ .rton 2cnNcr who
have been I'm Pennsylvania playing cor
h'ts III concert troupe returned home
frluaN'-NISS Flora Crook, who has been
"ofklnE at the Woodstock Inn has re-
turned homc,-W. t.. pattcn, H. r. Ohm
stead and Earl Colcord attended the OF
tHWa lair las wcck.-E. g. Hogaboom has
rented Ernest HUbbards place, Peter
i'oniamin the Parker place and Geo. Rey-
nolds lsadorc Bolios placc.-M. Il.
Titcmore is moving into his now shop
EAST FAIRFIELD,
TIE funeral of Mrs. w. 5. Soule was
held at the house Saturday afternoon.
Tho remains were Inferred in the Bradlcv
cemetery a. Fairfield Ccntre-Thcrc is 10
| be church soCiAhlc at the Orange hal!
on Wednesday evening. the 2Sth inst
Mr., and Mrs. I Il. Hale returned Satur-
day from ST. Alhars.--The Sons of Vet
Grams are TO give promenade at their
han Friday night. Sturtcvants orchestra
VIII furnish music.-W T., TaGuc. who ha.,
+ hoen spending his vacation at this place,
! will return to Roston next Saturday
! HOBART Button has resigned his position
on the ST. Johnshury and Lake Champaign
| railroad.
GEORGIA.
Elwyn White Is in Rutland.-Mrs. Rob-
= Iattt III
Mrs. Alison Judd was consigned to the in
sane asylum at Waterbury last weck-Ira
and Horace Caswell attended the Ottawa
! fair Wednesday.
The chicken pie festival at Georgia
Plain last week was quite a success, net
ting N1-Thcrc is to be a chicken pic
festival at the Methodist Episcopal church
on Friday eveninG.--Barnuy Newton mas
returned to his work with Mrs Stevens
ana boards ut the parsonage since his
marriaGe,-Alva Sabin from Sycamore,
ILL.,, Is visiting at Georgia Plain.-Cards
are out announcing the marriage of Miss
Jessie NJ, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Ballard, and DR., Dyer of Sutton, Z.
g., at the Ballard residence, oct. 6.-Mrs.
Bert lioGaboom OF Franklin, who con-
trac,ed typhoid fever while visiting here
this summer, has had II relapse since re-
turning home,-Lieut. George Cleveland
is some better.
we HotlNc the Alien Snoc co. at Burltng-
ton are doing the business of the town; low
prices must win
EAST BERKSHIRE.
/ Mrs Seymour, daughter and granddaugh-
ter Of Chicago have been visiting at
Mr.. George Nincents.-Mrs. Jack
son of Watcrvillc is visiting in town.
james Stafford has taken Mrs. Greene
! farm.-Mr. and Mrs. David Cohurn OF
1 Thctford are visiting friends in town and
Vicinity,-Win Becrwort who has clerkcd
for W. S. Rublcc for the past two years
'has obtained a situation in Milwaukee.
HIGHGATE.
Mrs. Ann Richards of Boston and
daughter, Mrs, A r. Guilford OF Walt
ham, Mass, and niece, Mrs, Walter H.
Edison OF Lachutc, Canada, have return
cd after visiting their cousins Misses T..
and J, Brown, In West Farnham and
Farnham, Que, They are now the CUES ts
of Mrs. A. Fordce at "Hil Cottage" but
will return to their homes on Thursday,
the 29ta inst, after spending the past
Mrs. Fordice and Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Brown.-On the 18th inst, Mr.. Allison r.
kempley and nephew Henry Moody and
eldest daughter Hilda, of Tcrrebonne,
Que, visited at William A. Fordice's.
They returned on Monday. Mrs. Ann
Richards and Mrs, Fordico's mother, Mrs
James Brown, are twin sisters, "a years of
agc.-There was Il wedding at the Metho-
dist parsonage Saturday evening when
Kew a. Il. Blake Joined in marriage Da-