Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-08

Mrs. William Kinds went to St Adams
to welcome their grandson Willie On his
return from the army Sunday.-Miss EN-
ma XIX. ono of the teachers in the Her
Ivey Institute in Montreal spent "A few
days here last week the guest OF Mrs. A.
II. Spear.-Mr, and Mrs. 3. w. Higgins
of Montreal were tho guests of \. H.
Spear the 9Th inst.
FLETCHER.
Several went from here last Sunday on
the excursion to Old OrChard-A number
attended the campmeetng at Morrisville
last woes-Thc Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. Elmer Hooper, Sept. l4-Mrs H.
Lord and Mablc Lee were up from Bur-
llngton last week.-Mrs.. McLead from
Fairfax is visiting at her fathers.
We near that the Allen Shoe Co. of Bur-
lington are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
ENOSBVRGH FALLS
j, B. Kimball and d. A. Harvey are in
town after extended trips in the interest
of their several manufactures-Th serv.-
cos At st. Matthews church have been
resumed as usuaL-Mrs. Ira II. Kendall
Joined her husband at Poughkecps!c. y.
y, on Wednesday, Mr., Kendall has lu-
crative position with the De Laval separ-
ator Co. OF that place.-Farmcrs in this
vicinity are cutting the corn which IA in a
much more advanced condition than Is
usual at the beginning of Scpt-Weslcy
Holden has been quite sick for several
days. but is about again.-Mrs 3. II.
Dickinson came home from the Adiron-
dacks on Tuesday-Nrs T.. S. Hutchinson
is In Boston caring for her brother Paul
j. Moren and is expected to he absent
several weeks longer. The latest news
from Mr. Moren is of the most favorable
Kind and a complete recovery Is hoped for.
,Iva L., ,.
John Potter and Miss Mary Lewis with
Mrs. j. III. Mears on Orchard street.-The
town authorities have erected an iron
bridge on Orchard street with stone foun-
dations, six feet higher than the Oh
bridge. The soil used for grading was OBJ
tanned by lowering the hill on the West
side. The whole job cost $500 and is a
much needed improvement.
FRANKLIN.
Mrs. 4. T.. Dexter who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. t. fillmore, return
ed to her home in Whitefeld. n. H., Mon
day.-Thc schools in town opened Mon
day. c. e. Noycs is principal and Misses
Eichretta Welch and Nellie Wilder are
teachers of the intermediate and primary
departments.-J II. Webster. ]. w. Aus
tin, u. Il. Russell and Frank Averill, mem
hers OF Company e., returned home Sun
day for 20 days.-Mrs. W. G. Powell and
son or montpelier who have been spend
ing several weeks with her parents. DR..
and Mrs. Welch, have returned home
Chas. Riley OF Proctor is visiting his
grandparents. Mr., and Mrs w j. Riley
Misses Florence Hopkins and Lillian
RENDER have entered the St. Adams high
school.-Mss Ivy Hopkins went to Rich
ford Saturday where she is to teach the
coming year.-Mrs. Emma Bell went to
Hyde Park Thursday for few weeks
stay.
WEST BERKSHIRE
Mrs o. f. O'Brien of Farnham. Que.
is visiting at her fathers Mr., w. $. Llv-
George W. Stone and her
children went to Burlington last Friday
and from there they will so to Boston,
Myrtle Mosier. Anri stove. I.uella
Norris, have gone to Bakersfield to at
tend the Academy.-Asa ]. Livingstone
OF Co. d, came home Mon 'ay IN furlugh
AT the town meeting after ballotlng nine
times Mr.. Counbs was elected town rel
resentative
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Mts. William Samson died on Friday
last and was buried on Saturday. She
had been i'll but a short time. The fam
lily have the deepest sympathy of the
communty.-Mrs Nellie Hart Woodwork
who has been spending the summer here.
returned to St. Adams Wednesday,
DIR. Washburn has gone to Northern New
York for a visit of several weeks.