Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-11
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
JERICHO CENTRE.

T. D. McGnnis. William Lewis, T.. S.
Ransom, ~ 8. Ransom and II. b. Hall
made up fishing party and spent two or
three days at Malletts Bay last week.
Miss Ollie Howe Is at home.-Jordan Bros
have sold the Hovey place to William
Martin OF Huntington Mr., Martin Will
not move on to the place until fall.-E t.
Jordan and family spent couple of days
at Maletts Bay last week,-A party Of
summer boarders stopping at Miss A. a.
Nash's, together with a few toWnspeople,
assembled Mount Mansfield last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Ransom, son Har-
old and little daughter Jessie of Brat
tleboro, are at G, Nj. Stiles.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. w. Morehouse of Boston have ar
rived for a weeks stay at G. NJ. Stiles
The Sunday school are TO have picnic
at Malletts Bay. Thursday, August 18th
Mrs T. l.. Bostwick fell down the back
stairs at her house and badly bruised her
face and body, but received no serious in
jurics.--Miss Perry, a professional nurse
from New York city, is stopping short
time at Mrs. j. H. Harris to visit her
sister Miss Phelps, who is in very feeble
healthy. l.. Bostwick has finished taxi
ing down the mill Brook" cheese fac
tory, recently bought by him, and has
moved most of the lumber to his land.
He is now digging the cellar preparatory
to putting up his new paint shop. G..
Pease and Abbie Morse were married last
week Wednesday AT 10 a. m, and went
for u short carriage drive as wedding
tour They returned Friday and went on
Saturday to Winthrop, Mass, their future
home,-Miss Margaret Tobn was united
In marriage to Mr. Berry last week Tues
dny.-George W. Cunningham of this town
and Miss Linne E. Thompson of Starks-
boro we're united IN marriage last week
! Tuesday.
| They do say that the Allen Shoe Co. takes
the lead in low prices In Burlington. Every
! one says so
WINOOSKI.
! The Burlington cotton mill has closed
/ for three weeks for repairs.
| The advertised letters at the postofce
are as follows: Arthur Angus, Mrs. EN-
/ lily Anthony. Markus Anezuk, c. Nj. Buck
bee, Lea Dunonlin, Lazia Ghammey, Fred
Kirby George Lavigne, May Q. McGrath
Mrs. Marcelline Page, Maria Raymond
Ambrose SENEGAL Mrs. Ellen Sherman.
The trustees of the Winooski Graded
school have engaged the following list OF
Instructors for the ensuing year: Princi-
pal, Henry Conlin: LIST Grammar and as
sistant principal, Mrs. A. NJ. Lonergani
I'd Grammar, Miss Mary Walsh; interme-
date spring street school, MISS M. Louise
Smith; primary, Miss Anna Welch; Isl
primary, Miss Esther WEIGH; assistant
Miss Sadie Gcary; intermediate, Malletts
| Bay avenue school, Miss Kate Farrell
primary, Miss Agnes Mulqueen. The
changes from last year include the substi'
tuion of Miss Walsh for Miss A. A. Little
In the I'd Grammar, Miss Little having re-
signed to accept more lucrative position
at Morrisvile academy, Miss Smith who
was assistant last year now has charge OF
the I'd intermediate department formerly
managed by Miss Walsh The Misses
Wclch have previously taught here and
! Miss Geary new teacher will assist In
the primary classes. Miss Estelle Pack
ard who did such valuable work for many
years In the Winooski schools has accept
cd lucrative position in the Ira Allen
school at Burlington. Her services as
| we'll as those Of Miss Little were we'll nigh
Invaluable TO the schools. The fall tern