Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-17
NORTH FERRISBURGH.

refreshments were served.-The chicken
pie supper and entertainment given Satur-
day evening by the North Ferrisburgh
Dramatic club was a success financially.
S35 being the receipts of the evening.-C. S.
Martin, first selectman and S. b. Martin.
constable, carried four of the town chill
dren who have for IA long time been cared
for by the town to the Home for Destitute
Children in Burlington.
The Methodist Sunday school has voted
to have a Christmas tree,-The many
friends of Artemas Ball, who recently
returned from Waterbury, will be glad TO
know that he has so far recovered as
to be able to attend church.-Cards are
out announcing the marriage of Miss
Grace Sprigg to Eugene n. Sanctuary Of
Montpelier Nov. 90 Miss Sprigg has been
a teacher in town the past ycar.-Clayton
Bessett has the mumps Thanksgiving
Day will he observed at the Methodist
church with an appropriate sermon.-F.
NJ. Stoarns of Whallonsburgh. n. Y, spent
Tuesday in town.-Moses Bushey has fin
ished his work in Willsboro. where he has
been running n branch of the Whallons-
burgh creamery this summer and has re-
turned home-Miss Ida Kenyon returned
Monday from Whallonsburgh y. Y,
whore she has spent the past five weeks.
The annual cut price shoe sale of the
Allen Shoe Co Is now in progress. Buy
your shoes now and save money.
SOUTH sTARKsBORo.
Mrs. Sarah Elliott of Bristol is visiting
Danial Orvs.--Mrs Lucinda Grace re-
mains about the same.-Mrs. Sareham
Delong OF Huntington, and James Mix
OF Burlington, visited at Eleazar Shat
tuck's last week.
ORWELL.
The village schools will slose Friday for
a weeks vacation.-W. b. Wright, +. NJ
Bottum and Mrs. Ida Irving went to New
York Monday on the d. & II. excursion
Mrs. NJ. a. Royce will close her house
next week and go to Burlington and spend
the winter.-The second entertainment in
the lecture course will be given Wednes-
day evening, November %. by the
Svendsen Trio. This is an instrumental
trio, composed of violin. vioncello and
piano, with "a reader and comes highly
recommended Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Kim
ball expect to leave for Bermuda early
next month. The have engaged a house
for the winter, near the city Of Hamilton
and during the season will be prepared to
receive a limited number of guests.-Thos
Hack will have charge of Eagle Inn dur
ing absence Of Proprietor Kimbail.
MoNKTON.
See Prindle & Son ad. for sale column.
wEYBRIDGE
Pres. Branard of Mlddlebury college
will preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday,-H. L. Thompson is putting up a
Telephone line to run from the Village
and connect with the main line on the
turnpike near Col. Battoll's place.-The
village school taught by Miss o. Sarah
Wright closed last Friday. This is Miss
Wrights first term and has proved very
successful. She will PROBABLY return FOR
the wlnter.-NIiss Sarah If. Wright closed
her third term at the monument school
last week with her usual success.
WHITING.
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs William
Sem on Sunday last, also a son to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Goodrich on Sunday
Miss Clara Ketcham returned home from
Brandon on Monday. She has been absent
most OF the summer.-Mrs. II. NJ. Park
er and Mrs. +. d. Peck have closed their
house, and gone to Cambridge, Mass, TO
spend most of the winter with relatives
Miss Bertha Baldwin has returned home
from Rutland In poor health.-A Poverty
Sociable will be held at Town Hall on
Thanksgiving Eve.
RICHVILLE.
Miss Kendall closed another successful
term OF school Friday, and has returned
to her home in Brandon--Martha Wilson
died Monday morning after long and
Thursday afternoon.-Robert Collects has
gone to Comstock n. Y. TO work with his
mother.
SHOREHAM.
| Mrs. Hannah, children and nurse, who
! have been spending a few weeks at Dr.
Platt's, have returned TO Southwck, Mass
| Miss Adde Moore has returned from
Richvlle.-For the winter the church
prayer meeting will be Wednesday after
noon at two O'Clock and the Christian En-
deavor Sunday evening at seven o'clock.
LINCOLN.
The following officers were installed by
L. ID. Charles Purlnton at a meeting OF
Mt. Abraham Lodge, |. o. o. F., held No
vember II: G. L.. Arthur Narney; V. L.,
Mrs. Ann Cove; p, c. L., David Merrill.
secretary, Jennie Morgan; assistant score
tary, NJ. w, Hale; f. s., Lottie Sargent:
Angie Bryant; marshal. Watson Morgan;
d. M, Stella Cove; guard, Willie Morgan;
sentinel, Ernest Sargent.-FTeeman Pur-
inton returned Saturday from five
weeks visit to friends in Canada,-Mrs.
Clara Page and son Jasper. have mooved
into the house with Mrs. Mary Davis for
the winter
Mrs. s. J. Sargent was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. W. L. Hanks in Bristol over
Sunday.-The Y. p. S. c. f. will hold
dime social at Mrs. c. Il. Bristol's the
evening or the November 18th to which the
young people are cordially invited.-Mrs.
S. N. Atkins returned Sunday from n few
days visit to friends in New Haven
Joseph Battell OF Middlebury was in town
last week, interviewing parties owning
Potato Hin and adjacent lands, with q
view of purchasing the same and building
a carriage road to the top.-The next
meeting of the Industrial will be held
with Mrs. George Atwood November II.
ADDISON.
Rev. George Watt of Rutland returned
to his home last week, after holding
series Of meetings here with r. H, II.