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

OF NV. Weston 10 cut IL down. over "
pounds OF honey was secured by Mr.. Ken
ncdy.
The advertised letters at the postotllce
are as follows. Leondc iialta@ar Fred
Lollon. y. Mossarirtz, Romeo Liberation,
". II. Wooster.
The front Of .. y. htvoods store is be-
Ing painted.
y. \. Graves picked Il quart of fine ripe
raspbcrries Saturday.
j. -. Ndndow is home from New York.
Mrs. Joseph PARROT is en- the sick list.
J. n. McGreevy is the uosscssor of "A
handsome parrot which Sergeant Mulhern
brought from Cuba and presented TO Mr..
Ne GtcCvy.
Mir. ard Mrs. II. V Horton returned last
night from Il vacation trip through Mas
achuscttg and Ncw York
Mrs. r. r. Langlois is home rrom New
York city,
Mrs. Edward Dashnow is on the sick
list
Miss Laura Potvin and Henry MonPeon
were married at St. Francis Xavier church
OH Tuesday morning by Rev. J. +. Audet.
Henry boucher and Mary MonEecn were
Joined in holy matrimony ~ Rev j. +.
Audot.
MIR and Mrs. George Luck who for the
past fcw months have been ut Mcocrs
FORKS, y. y, have returned TO reside i'll
WiuGusEi
Mrs. George @. stiles of Weaver street
is seriously III.
T. C. Hardy Of Cornish Flat, n. H. was
in town yesterday.
pr and Mrs Godfrey and Philip Gadue
went on the excursion to Montr, al,
IhC infant twins of Mir. and Mis-. julius
Dcforsc are both dead.
T. G. Neville has returned to Manchos-
ter. y. n.
MISS Mabel Comines of Lebanon, y. H..
formerly of this place was IN town yes
torday.
~ c,,i,l, a.. horn. rr,,n N,u. Work
Thomas lIardaCrc has gone to Boston,
where h has Il position.
Mir. and Mrs. Albert jamestown of Sara
togu are visiting in town.
We hear that the Alien Shoe Co Of Bur-
lnEton are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
ESSEN JUNCTION.
party was given in the g O. i. hall
Saturday evening 10y the members of the
'9S Whist club IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. j. Hunter ana TO whom IL was COM
plotc surprise. The evening was passed
pleasantly in playing whist. there being
IL tables. Mr.. Homer Wright ana y. NJ.
Johnson received the prizes. Mr.. and MIS-.
Huntcr arc to move to ShelbuTne next
week NJ. Hunter has been resident
here for over 20 years. For several years
he was engaged in the paper manufacture
ins business with W. j. Sh!and. After
the mill property was destroyed by fire
some five years ago MIR, Hunter ran the
small wooden ware manufnctory on the
Drowned property. The last year ~ so
he was 4 partner with Barrett of BUR
lington. y few months ago he purchased
the Shelhurnc Falls mill property which
he Hcs successfully conducted since. The
best wishas Of the people d Essex june
ion 90 with Mr.. and Mr.. Hunter to their
now home.
The building which IS being erected by
6. \ and &. W. RioWncll is nearly en-
closed The building which Is located on
the EInl; OF the river just above the cleo
trio light plant. Is to consist OF two stor-
les of % feet Is 50 feet Power will re
conveyed to the building by rope trans
mlttcrS. Fart OF the building Is to hc oc-
cupi"d by the FrnrY company, which was
burned OFT at Winoos,.i last winter. and
has since been located at North WILLIS
Ton. whore business is making small ar
ticloa of hardwood. The other part will
BE- Tor rental with power. Besides the
mai" iuilding thcr" Will 30 a store house,
dry house and stock sheds. Tho Trarys
viii NOV" in som" time in October.
The 3id annual convention OF the Chit
tendon County Sunday Schools associa-
tiou viii be held here October 81 and %
Mrs. Alice Mcnamara Of Enosburgh has
Aorcht Of 4. u. Pace a building lot on
Pleasant street. opposite the fine new
residence OF Mrs. Sinclair
III" Home circle will meet with Mrs
i'IE NS'-l III lll' " ~ ' lull lb-inpIIbW
efternocn. supper, consisting Of baked
cans. brown bread. pumpkin pic and
hrrsc VIII bc served from $50 to 7:3o
LT y. r. Arkl"y is moving into his new
aousc on Main street.
Ten tickets for the excursion to Mon
trcal were sod at this station yesterday.
We hove discovered that good goods and
ow prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
60. of Burlington.
IIINESBTRGU
Nv. Eaton and daughter of Phlladcl-
phia, are the guests of Mrs. W T.. An-
drcws.-Rcv. Mr.. Kerr and family of Md
dlehurgh, y. T., are guests of q. d. Leon
nrd.-Mrs c. W. Hardness OF BURLINGTON
h's been visiting her father. II. 9. Rus
sci, this wccE.-Charlcs Moore of Shell
burnc has engaged to clerk Tor II. NJ.
IlUll-Nallcy FANS Creamery PAID ST cents
Tor per cent milk for August.
Valley Falls Creamery paid ~ costs for
per cent milk. Highest test 20 lowest
test $40, average %ei-Mr am Mrs. A.
Eomers visited In Bristol last wcck--
Mrs, F steele returned to Chicago We'd
pcsdly,-Mrs, G., y, Boynton has gone to
St, Albums to visit her son.
They 40 say that the Allen Shoe Co. takes
The lead in low prices in Burlingto on. Every
one says so,
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, who has been
staying with friends the past week, re-
turned 10 burlington Sunday.
Mrs Belle Wing is visiting friends in
town.
Drinda Tllcy. who has been confined 10
the house for the past few days with a
cold, is out again.
Mrs George sutton and child Of Sh.l-
bulne spent sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Addison smith
Mir. and Mrs. &. g. Corey arrived Sum
haY at the home Of Mrs. Corcy's mother.
Mrs. IL. J.Livcrmorc. ending "A very pleas
Rnt carriage drive across the country
from their homo in Auburn, Me.
MILTON.
S IA, ASHLEY returned Thursday to Nor-
wien University for the fall tcrm.-I.y-
man Powell, Francis Bcrlham and Edgar
Powell went to Rock Point Institute We'd
nestuy Tor the fan term Of schuOl.-Chas.
Whitney, The aged father of Ed. Whit
hey, Is slowly iailing,--Corporal r.. W.
Sihicy Is ON the sick list.--Prudent Banch-
ard of Boston arrived in town Thursday
evening, and will be At his old haunts in
South Hero IN Il few days. ready for tho
nshing scaSon-lsadoro Plant Is getting
the foundation ready for II building on
River strcet.--Alrs. Ira Fairbanks and
daughter, Mrs, SEattGck, came near hay.
!nG - serious accident on Thursday while
drylNg through the village. The horse
stumbled and fell IN front Of II. f. Pow
OILS house. hut some men working near
he'd tho horse down unil danger was over
-BlrtlCtt Durant of Seattle. Wash, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Icy! Demo Friday
IA lie p1,tN t,, ig al hg,,, Il,