Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-01

nnder Milne, A. @. Fay, It. w. Blsbee, j.
w. Gordon, c. w. Melcher, Il. II. Wells
II. j. Martin, C. u. Thwing, Albert Dodge
". A. Boyce, c. y. Townshed, w. f. Shep-
ard, M. ]. MCGOWAN. The Union ticket
Is the same as the above except that II.
w. Scott, G.. w. Bassett and Stephen
Forsyth nre in place of B. ". Wells, G.
T.. Thwns and C. p. Townshend.
Rev. ii. W. Stafford preached his last
sermon at the Episcopal church last SUM-
day.
The case of Corles VS.. Cheney which has
been on the docket in this city for the
past year, is set for trial on September
9Th.
TAYSToN.
Mrs r. A. Bragg and daughter, Edna,
have gone to Chicopee Falls, Mass, to
visit Mrs. Bragg's sister, Mrs. f. II.
Iperry.-Mrs. John Livingston and son,
John, were in Montpelier three days last
week. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Keller.
AT the republican town caucus August
10, Fred c. Carroll was nominated for rep
Preventative. a committee was also ap-
pointed to make arrangements for a fit
ting celebration of the one hundrodth an
nlversary Of the settlement of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Thompson took
carriage ride through some of our charm
ing Vermont towns, Waterbury, stowe,
Morrisville and Hyde Park visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Baird in Jeffersonville.-
Mrs j. Small and family from Canada,
have taken possession Of their farm, re-
Gently purchased from James Baird, jr.-
John Livingston Is quite sick.-Samuel
Baird and wife are visiting friends In
| town.
| SOUTH WOODBURY.
Mrs. Sherman Lyford died last Friday
night as the result of heart trouble.-Mrs.
| DIR. Jewell has been sick and under the
care Of Dr. Hall, ever since her arrival IN
town, but Is improving somewhat.-ilatte
| wife of ID. G. Wilbur, died last Thursday
about midday, without moments warn
| ing. The funeral services took place from
her late home Saturday, Rev. Mr. Hartwell
officiating She had many friends and will
be sadly missed not only in the home, but
community She leaves a husband ana
four young children.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Mrs Lester Porter and daughter are
visiting at II. C. Pease's.--Miss Seaver OF
Williamstown is visiting her aunt. Ms
O. Boyce.-Misses Edith and Mary Butler
OF Duxbury spent the past week with
Mary Marble-Miss Lola ingalls, of RAN
dolph is visiting her grandmother.-Seth
! i5oyce and brother Guy were in town the
past weck.-Mr and Mrs. Fred S. Heaton
have gone to Nashua. n. H.. to their
daughter.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pickett Of
Montpelier spent the past week at J. II.
Somervlle's. -School No. began this
week with Miss Julia Folsom as teacher.
Rev. W. Miller of Waitsheld will deliver
lecture Friday evening at No. school
house.
WORCESTER.
The town meeting the 22d was not legal
~ called It Is said and another must be
called Nevertheless 1t was n handsome
endorsement OF Mr.. Wilson's action in
school matters. His candidate Mr.. c. c.
Tewksbury, was elected by a substantial
majority on the first ballot.-Philip, only
son OF f. r. Buck, a lad about 10 years OF
age, just learning to ride n wheel, ran off
the bridge crossing Minister Brook near
the Hall place Saturday morning and sus-
tanned injuries from which he died Sun
day mornng.-L. w. Porter and wife OF
Montpelier were in town over Sunday
Drs. Fisk Mcclure and Perkins of Mont
peler were seen in town Sunday.-Dr
Lawrence. formerly of Monkton a gradu-
ate of the 4. V. NJ, and for the past four
years on the medical staff of the Boston
City Hospital, has hung out his shlngle
IN town.
WATERBURY.
Mrs. Sheple is soon to build home or
Randall street next to DR.. CIRCUITS.
Miss Anna Davis has resigned her posi-
ton at Montpelier to accept a position al
the White Mountains, where she Will &c
after spending Il few days vacation al
home.
CALAIS.
o. j. Faunce and wife went to Morris
willie to attend campmeeting.-Rev. A. w
c. orha cd at "a u
Calais, Sunday morning.
t NoRTHTIELD.
At the republican caucus Wednesda,
evening n union justice ticket was nomi
, mated consisting OF the following citizens
; Republicans George II. Fisher, Sanford
II. Kent William ii. Holton, ID "A. Farm
, ham and Charles Dutton. Democrats
Charles Nj. Davis Fred Parker. Georg,
! Averill and Fred n. Cook, At the demo
cratic caucus the same evening this tick
ct was ratified.
a rumor was current Thursday evening
, that James OBrien. a former ticket cleri
I in the Central Vermont station here, ha,
I been killed at Windsor. The correct fac
! was that Jerry O'Brien, a brother q
! James OBrien, had been killed whil
coupling cars at Brattleboro. Alfred NJ
, o Brien OF this place took the evening 10
, cal for that place.
MISS lOTu fluUlley lell w tufeSudi 10
Mattoon, H., where she will teach Ian
guages in one OF the High schools of tina
city.
/ The graded and High school will com
= mence the fall term next Monday morn
. ing.
Henry Jones has sold the farm know
G as the Boardman place to j. Harry Perry
i who will have immediate possession.
= A. G. Andrews will leave for Ann Arboi
Mich, soon to attend law school OF tina
!. city,
Alexander p. Woodwork and Agnes L
Wiley were last week united in marriag
by Rev. S. c. Johnson.
Mrs. ]. H. Hurley and Mrs. CARR
;. Adams left for the West Monday night
:. Mrs. Hurley will visit in Oconomowoc
u Wis, and Mrs, Adams will go to Egir
= ILL.,
James Morse arrived from Woodbur
. Monday with Mrs. A. Walbridge whor
. he conducted to the town house at tn
= South village. Mrs. Walbridge was
resident of this town until a few year
!, since she went to Woodbury. and Their
" was taken sick. The oversecr Of the poo
:, of that place notified the Mortified over
u seer who went to Woodbury. and return
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