Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-04

over Sunday-Rcv Mr.. Bates of Burling-
ton occupied the pulpit in the Congrega-
ional church last Sunday.-Rev. Mr.. Watt
from Sheldon is expected to preach here
next Sunday.--Thc Sunday school and
League OF Honor met last week Tuesday,
duly 20 on the school house lawn and
played basket ball for while, and then
went to the vcstry OF the Congregational
church, where rhetorical exercises were
held. G. j. Austin in behalf of the League
Of Honor presented Rev. Silas r Perry
a beautiful Masonic ring, Mr.. Perry made
n feeling reply.
UNDERIflI.L.
Mr.. Leon Bailey and Mr.. Foss OF John
son were the guests of Mrs. Robert Bixby
last wcek.-The programme at the musi-
ralc last week Wednesday evening was a
very pleasing one and successfully carried
ont. The dance which followed was much
enjoyed by all those who participated
Mrs. Mckannou of Denver spent Sunday
with Mrs. Hoyt kinney.-The family of
Henry Hale, who spent the last week ut
=. A. Hales. have gonc to Enosburgh,
where Mr. Hale is to go into business
Mount Mansfield is being well patronized
this summer. Several parties pass daily
on their way to the summlt.-Mrs. Lucia
Houghton, who is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, is reported to be on the gain.-|
l.. II. Chaplin goes this week to South
Hero to build a cottage at Sunnyside
S. Whitcomb, Mrs. Whitcomb
and some others contemplate going into
camp the first of next week-Bert
Humphrey, who has been reported i'll at
Camp Thomas, Chickamagua. is reported
much better -Orrin Tllleon moves his
family to Milton this week. where he has
occurred a position.-Cicorge Tcrrill has
been in burlington for few days.-Fitz-
gerald the photographer, is to he here
hnev mt, t,.itl A
Mr.. and Mrs, Alphonso Simonds and MIR.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simonds of Bakers
field have been visiting friends In town.
Mrs. Stevens, who has been for several
days at her fathers, John McNichols', re-
turned to Burlington on Monday.-A. f.
Nay of Burlington was home over Sunday.
Mrs. T.. s. Whitcomb returns this week
from Union village, where she has been
during the months of June and July.-A
party from Jericho passed through here
on their way to Mount Mansfield on Sun
day.
They do say that the Allen Shoe Co takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
one says
BOLTON.
T.. o. McGec and family spent Sunday
at Charles Bentley's in Jericho.-A. G.
Huntley is at work for his brother at
Duxbury.-C. F.. Brush and wife and Mrs
week-Miss Alice Wood, who has been
visiting the past two weeks at Ferd MIC
Ginns' has gone home to Hartford.-Mrs
John Glynn has returned home to Burling-
ton after visiting at her fathers for the
past month.
Mrs. Charles Payne and children and
Miss Hattie Gle of Worcester have been
visiting their parents at the west part of
the town.--Mrs. G. w. Stevens of Essex
is quite seriously i'll at the home of her
son. W. II. Stevens.-Mrs. w. A. Hall has
Ave boarders from Boston.
We notice theAllen Shoe Co. at Burling-
ton are doing the business OF thetoyn; low
prices must win.
HUNTINGTON.
G. NJ. Norton's creamery paid its patrons
60 cents per hundred for standard June
-Somayou Zea Clayon lewis +.
clinton the converted African prince OF
Bassa, Africa, lcctured at the Union
church last Friday evening to large au-
dencc. His subject was The Pecul'ari-
tics of Heather Life.-Thc Christian En-
deavor society held an ice cream festival
in the hall last week Wednesday evening.
Tho receipts were about Sll.-Herry Sher-
man fell from a hay NOW last Saturday
and spralncd his ankle so that he is an
able to be about.-Dr. f. d. Falby and NJ.
j. Ellis are mentioned as candidates for
town representativc.--I4ore Caswell Wis
tied relatives in Essex last week.
We hear that the Allen Shoe co. of Bur-
linEton are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
ST. GEORGE.
Mrs. Cynthia Davis of burlington spent
last week Thursday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Ilinsdill.-Mlss Rosetta
Warren spent few days OF last week
.G,l, 81, -, l,all art.
Norton of Burlington is visiting hei
cousin, Matte Milham.-Miss Green from
Barre recently spent a few days with her
school companion, Miss Ellen Forbes.
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Sutton spent a coupe
days Of last week in Burlington, visiting
relatives.-Mr. Austin 1sham Of Willistor
visited his sister-n-law, Mrs. Edward
Isham last week Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Isham OF
Burlington spent last week Tuesday il
town.-H A. Tilley OF Hinesburgh called
on his father and mother last Friday ar
/ tcrnoon.
We have discovered that good goods END
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co.. Burlington.
CHARLOTTE.
| G. L. Prlndle & Sons offer bargains II
! another co umn.
! Henri Harmon Noble of Essex. ~ Y.
CONNECTED with the State Historical socic
! y of Albany, was In town last weel
searching old records. He is n son Of th'
1 late Harmon Noble Of Essex, and is nov
engaged in compilations Of New York col
onial history. 1t is claimed that plumbagt
can be found In the hill west of the GENE
terry on the A. y. Barber farm. In an oil,
ConveyIn-, certain reservations wer,
made in connection with such n suppose
mine.-An extensive job of turnpikng ant
gravelling has been commenced on tn,
north and south road leading south from
Matthew st. Peters. A portion of the OK
pense is assumed by c. w. Emcrson.-Geo
w Porter is confined to the house and un
de- the care of DR., Rollins.-Everyone 4
asking on what grounds Gov. Grout par
doned Lizzie Noonan.-Reccnt rains nav
improved the pastures and meadows
George w. Palmer of Ferrisburgh has sol
half an acre OF land on the road south O
John II, Thorp's farm to Lewis Short
sleeves, who intends building hous
there.-Caroline A. Yale, Miss Fanni
Gay with Miss Kneeland and Miss Bod
man of Northampton are spending thei
vacation at Miss Caroline Yale's HON
here.
They do say that the Allen Shoe Co. take
the lead In low prices In Burlington. Ever
enc says so.
. MILTON.
Mrs Belle Barrel and little daughter @
Lowell Mass are spending a few day
with her cousin, Mrs c. II. Rogers y
Camp Mnrtln.-Dr.L. C. Holcomb and viii
, and little son Lyman are camping nea
the doctors old home on Isle La Motto.
George w. Swan died Tuesday morning
, ,heart trouble The funeral was held frol
, the home Thursday afternoon, Rev. Il.
Z Herrick officiating. The interment was
= the village cemetery. There was lare
Z attendance at the funeral and be was
, man who was loved by all who knew hin