Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-27
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DolNGS IN THE
FREE PREss's BROAD FIELD.
The winooski valley, Villages Up North.
Along otter Creek and by the shores
of White River Covered by
Special Reporters.
ADDISON COUNTY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hope. who have
been at Saratoga during tho summer.
have returned home.
". IA. Brewster has returned from
two weeks stay at Pittsturg. Pa, where
he attended the knights Tcmplar conNen-
tiou.
Mrs. +. Farr. who has been the guest
OF her ncphcws and niece. +. a. Bond. Il.
T.. Bond and Miss Julia \. Bond return
ed 20 her home in Columbus, O., Monday.
Mrs. Garcia Rich is seriously sick at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. {. ii.
Balm.
l.. Il. Cliff has some to Philadelphia.
where he will resume his medical studies.
Mrs q. :. Wainw-i right and her daugh-
ter Agnes have returned home from Al
h0ny. y. y. vhctc they have been for
tho past three weeks.
Mrs Smith Shedwick and children have
returned to their home In Chicago, Ill,
after their months stay here with rel1-
tiVVs.
Dr. and Mrs. Smith have gone to
EItland. where hc expects to locate
Mr.. and Mrs. Ihilo Jcwctt of san Fran
cisco. cal, are visiting his sister, Mrs.
phipS Nash.
Amos Joseph Bernard died at the home of
his son. Frank Bernard. Tuesday morning
after a snort Illness of typhoid pneumonia.
He was - years old. Eight children SUR
vive him. four sons and four daushtcrs.
The funeral will b. held Thursday morn
ing at ST. Mary's Roman Catholic church
with intcrmcnt in the Catholic cemetery
here.
There have been cJOo barrels Of apples
shipped from here this season 50 TAR, the
price ranging from $50 to So per barrel
Clay y. D!,kcrson, who has been a po-
liccmau for the past - years. AMI night
vatchman for the past Is years, has been
appointed deputy sheriff.
Aaron j. Piper is sick.
J. II. Judge. who has been employed by
the Register company, has resigned his
position and gone To Lawrence, Mass,
where he has a position.
James Burns is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Nurkland has gone to Durham, y.
L.. Tor Il short stay.
Miss JcSs.ca Stewart has returned from
Northampton. Mass, where she has been
Tor the past two weeks.
Mrs Rcbccca f.. Havens of Philadcl-
rhia, Pa. who has spent the summer with
Mrs. McfrcCor Means, started for Bos-
ton Wednesday.
The funeral of Amos Joseph Bernard
was held at ST Mary's Catholic church
yesterday morning, Rev. Father Gc'ot Of
nciating. The interment was in the Cath
ole cemetery.
NERGENNES.
| charles /. Haight, private clerk and
st,nosl .,ph n for i. w. Clement ct Rut-
/ land. dad Miss Lena II, Is. Pierce. daugh-
ter OF Assistant Postmaster i. T. :.
Pierce OF this city, We're married Thurs
day at Round Lake, y. y, hy Rev. James
Il, Perkins, an uncle of the groom, The
happy couple are now taking trip 10 Al
bany, Saratoga, Niagara Falls and other
places in New YORK. NJ. ANA Mrs Haight
will make their nome in this city this win
ter.
l.. "a
day night, aged - years. lie is survived
by ;, wife. To- whom he had been married
over ~ years; also three daughters and
three sons, Mrs. Al. r Booth of this city.
Mrs. G. NJ. Fisher of Springfield. Miss
Nellie Richards of Panton, Charles Rich
ards of New York. William and Frank
Richards OF punton.
Mrs Grandcy. widow OF the late Iy-
man Graudcy OF Pauton, died NJ the home
of her nephew, -. IL. sherman in Ferris
hUrsa OF ErigAts disease The funeral
was held saturday. Rev, T. 5, Francis
Of Avon, Conn. former ranton pastor,
oriciatod. The intcrmont was in Pdnton.
H. ". SpConcr has bought 1874 barrels
OF apples in this vicinity To- be loaded at
This station and 100 barrels TO he loaded
at New Haven, Part Of them are To be
shipped to French Rros. Of Brochton,
Mass and ;hc remainder 10 Austin,
Kimhall s Co, Of New York,
~ '
linsion are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
BRISTOL
The funeral OF Mrs. Louisa Dishce WIS
held from the residence of Hiram Carr
Saturday morning. Rev. Wesley ~ Kin
zir Of the Baptist church oficiatod. Mrs
EiSbec'S remains We're taken to Ferris
hurgh for burial by the side OF her hus
band. She had been great sufferer fo'
over a year from oancer.-Thc class o'
~ r.. IL. $. are at work on drama Il
he given some time during the winter
tcrm.--lA y. Pierce is at home from j
visit To Worcester, Mass.-J, T.. Whitney
and wife arrived home Friday from Bos
ton.-Mrs. T., IL. Daniels is in poor eealt'
this falL-The new street known as th'
. Mountain street extension has been com
p.cted and is now open for trav"'.-Th'
, household goods etc, belonging 10 th'
Commercial House We're sold at auction
Saturday.
Rev. {. y. Thomas returned from
visit to Malone, y, v, Saturday. Mrs
, Thomas will return Tuesday.--N. III. Mum
sill is cNcavating for n skating rink oil
his premises on North street. 1t is To y,
, Hooded with water from the Rock SprinS
aquoGuct.-A large deer was received Sat
urday night by e. T.. Marsh from friend
over the lake,-Thc regular communion
service of the Methodist church Will b.
, held the first Monday in Novemhcr-Th
Woman's Missionary society Of the Meth
odiSt church vii, meet next Friday after
: aoon with Mrs. Spraguc.- An old maj
named Dearborn dropped dead IN l.incoh
= Saturday.-J, IL. Bean and w, IL. Ride,
: are buying potatoes at the local station
! The price paid saturday was ~ cents
J, T. Tucker writes home from COLORADO
i that he is much improved in health
Mis- Farr. widow Of the late Horace Far'
: is seriously il,-A foot bali team is talk
, Cd Of here with II, Y. Rosworth as man
= agcr.-Miss Ada Hewitt is conNa.cscin
y from an attack OF typhoid teNcr.--Mr, an
Mrs, Merton Hewitt will so TO Massachu
setts soon to reside.
Rev. ". A. hinzie and wife Went I
: the Queen City Tue sday,-h. r. Allen an
wilt are NJ homo from TWO weeks NiSi
u to Glcns Falls, y. Y. They had the mis-
fortune to lose their horse by siCknes
while on their way home.-W, w Wilso
and T.. L. Brown made a duck huntin
trip To Dead Creek Tuesday,-Rohert Dun
= shee has entered the Albany Business Col
Z loge.-Mrs, n. Mcintyre and Mrs. q. l.
: Brooks are visiting over the Mountai
II this weekday Munger, who has been a
: Miss Grows Tor two weeks past, return
;. ed To his homo in New Haven, Conn
: Tuesday.-The outside work on r. \. Hill
J. new residence is nearly completed an
the rcpairs on the Baptist church are b'
= ing pushed as .ast as possiolc.-W.
IS brooks has so far recovered from ser
n Gus illness as To appear ON the streets
e $, Hickok Of the queen city was IN tow
L Tucsday.--W, 4, Chase, who was serionsl
n injured last week by falling down stair
is improving slowly.-Miss Edith Eiiiso