Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-13
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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and relatives. He has been in Worcester,
Mass, for the past eight years.-G II.
Start is in Boston on business. Peter Bolt
OF Montgomery was in town Sattu day ne
gotating with Mr.. Naramorc for his ten
ement house.-Ray Davis is very sick
with a fever.-Mr. Sweet of Fairfield has
hired Mrs. Nash's farm for one year and
moved on to the samc.-Burt i. Nara
more will soon go 10 California where he
has a good position.--Mr. Award has NOV
I'd to st. Adams, and left Mr.. Linnotts
farm.
ENoSBURGH.
AT n meeting Of the horse shed owners
at Memorial church the Stn it was unani
mously voted to build "a new sheds the
coming spring and committee was Jp-
pointed to make planG for the building
The Ladies' Missionary society held an
interesting meeting in Memorial church
the Sth.-Deacon q. l.. Kiddcr OF Holland.
former resident of this town, is visiting
friends here Mrs. S. RI. Dow returned
tho 18th from a visit to her sister In Now
Hampshire George Raymore ana Will
lam kidder arc quite sick and Mrs. Daniel
! Woodward Is in poor health. HAIRY Sar-
gent who is sick with typhoid fever. is
slightly improved-lI. II. Eldred has ic1s-
ed his farm to MIR. Young and will soon
occupy the Stanley Sayles house ut the
Center giving his entire time 70 selling
musical Instruments JOHNSON ras
moved into the +. O. Cushman house
Henry Blake Is about to remove to East
Enosburgh.- school in the Wright
district, taught by Louise Nichols is cics-
ed for the present on account nf scarI-
'tina.-Louise Nichols Is the delegate from
the Y. I. 5. C. Il. to the State convention
at Bellows Falls.-E. S. Maynard mas
moved into his new house He was burn
cd out about a year ago.
R1CHFORD.
Representative II. G. Comings was at
hcmc from Thursday to Monday.--A
| daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Spra-
que Noyes last Wedncsday.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. T.. Kelley are taking a carriage drive
through Lamoille. orleans and Caledonia
Counties, visiting relatives and friends for
n couple of wceks.-Nenison has been
quite plenty in town the past few days
Hobart NJ. Kendall. the express agent.
was married Wednesday, oct. ~ to Miss
Emma w Comings, daughter of II. J.
Comings of East Berkshire Capt. w. s.
| Thayer, Hannibal Thaycr, Alvin Chase,
Sid Dunbar, Deputy Sheriff j. H. Gross
and Don Thayer returned home from
their hunt in Maine last Friday with
seven deer. They killed eight in
al. They report the deer very
. plenty ABOUT liOlcD, Wn'Gt tnCN
camped.-Mrs Tarkins died last Friday
Her exact age is not known. She has been
| Il resident OF RiChfurd n good many
! years.-Martin Doulan has gone to Bos-
ton with five of his horses, two matched
spans and single driver, for sale.-Mss
Celia A. Culver has returned home from
her visit to Balston spa, y. Y.-Scveral
from here intend to go to the city Of Bur-
: lington Thursday. Fare there and return
is only $l.W.
/ Hon f. Henry Powell of Burlington,
was in town Monday and Tuesday and
adjusted the loss sustained by fire In tbs
Boston clothing store oct. /. The amount
awarded was SjOO.-Rufus Grimes was at
home from Ottawa on Sunday. lie eX-
poets to move his family there soon.--
Homer RIGGS, pension examiner of Wash
ineton, was in town over last Sunday
q. +. Ladd is in Montpelier this week at
tending supreme Court.-Col. G. 5, Forbes
of ST. Adams. Chinese inspector, was here
Tuesday. There were ID Cinnamon who
arrived that day for Inspection Two
tramps were discovered in n freight car
on the Canadian Pacific railway coming
from Newport one night last week. They
were locked In and reported to this sta
ton. Station Agent McGettrck and Spe-
cial officer II. c. Aver were in waiting for
| them when the train arrived about |
O'Clock, but they did not find them. Tho
car door had been broken out, the tramps
gone, boxes of shoes and other goods had
been broken open and strewn over the ear.
and several pairs of shoes were gone. a
gold watch was found In the car. An en-
CINE was sent back over the road and n
| careful search made and the next day
parties were hunting for the tramps, but
no traces have been found of them.-Rev.
, George Smith. formerly of st. Adams.
was In town Tuesday.-Five members of
the Newport company who live at Mont
Gomery were here Monday going to New
port on the evening train for examna-
ton previous to being mustered out
Cinnamon coming into this country now
stop at Abercorn, Just over the border,
to wait for their papers instead of COM
I ing TO Richford and being detained and
taken to Burlington for "A hearng.-Dep-
uty Sherim Gross arrested John St!nchour
here Tuesday night and took him to
Montgomery for trial. lie is charged with
| breaking into Nelson and Halls store
| thcre.-The remains of Rev. George Arms
| who died at burlington, were brought
here for burial Wednesday afternoon.
/ FAIRFAX.
; James Skeels and wife of Whitehall n,
! y, and Ira Fairbanks and wife of Georgia
visited at Mrs. II. II. Billiards. last week
Mrs. Orville Bishop is on the sick list
! Mrs. Cyrus Bishop and Edith Drew re-
turned to their home in Chicago Oct TO-
after spending several weeks with their
mother, Mrs. NJ. V. Hicks and other rela-
/ t.ves. Cyrus Bishop has Il position in ST.
Louis, where they vii soon accompany
/ him.-Mrs. DR.. Emery is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Wheeler
Mr. George Vincent and wife, who have
been spending several weeks with his
sister, Mrs. Henry Crocker returned to
| their Western home Oct. 1l.-Mrs. Hattie
! Bell is clerking for L. d. Shepardson
while he is at Montpelier.
! They do say that the Allen Shoe Co. takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
one says
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Mr., J. a, Rouse and wife, who have
been taking carriage drive to Newport
returned last Friday.-Mr. Moshier's baby,
which has been very i'll at its grand
fathers A. p. Ponds, is a little better
Mrs Frank Hopkins niece, Miss Lou
Farnsworth of Minneapolis, visited at 4.
II. Atkins last week.-D. Paul is gradu
ally failing.
EAST HIGHGATE.
Alec Tatreault OF Brattleboro is stop
ping ut Justin Shepards and calling on
old friends Over thirty years go he was
in III" employ of o. s. Rixford Among
the latest arrivals is a new girl baby at
Clayton Johnson's. -Frank Marsh has
moved from the sheldon place into tGe
brick house, on the hill, owned by George
Sharron.-Albert Marsh received word re-
Gently of the death OF another brother in
Massachusetts which makes two broth
ers and a sister that have died In six
monthg.-W. c. Spear OF New York spent
l. At.