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

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WlNOOsKf.
The advertised letters in the postoiTice
IRE as follows: Mrs. Edward Buros. Mrs.
Delphinc Bordeau. Mrs .EdS. Greene,
MIR William Gaduc. Salmon lllhuch,
Ledger Lamoreaux. Dolhs Tenure, Mrs.
i. L. McGraw Ruth a. Nash, Mrs Mary
Provost Ida Thompson, Mary Winter >.
Mrs. Joel w. Cillcy died Sunday morn
Ing at her late residence on Spring street.
OF congestion of the brain. The funeral
were held Tuesday morning ut II o'clock
The remains were sent to Richmond for
intermcnt. The deceased was Il resident
of this place for 80 years, coming here
from Woodbury. VI.
Joseph r. Painchaud has severed his
connection with Frank Carpenter.
The Burlington cotton mills resumed
work Monday morning. after three
weeks shut down for repairs.
A. Parrizo has accepted position with
f Carpenter.
Mrs George Reynolds of Milton was
brought to the Fanny Allen hospital Mon
day.
Misses Maggie Raymond and Goorgiana
and Mary Frenette so to-day to Montreal,
where they will take the veil in Il con-
vent.
Tho advertised letters at the postonlce
are as follows. Markus Awazuk. Mrs. G.
Z. r. Bliss, Willis Brunette, James Burns.
Kirby, Mrs Josephine Gaduc, Patsy
Lcary. John Tcrron. Sidney A. Saviele,
Mrs. Stone, millinery shop, Mrs. Annie
StrCmell.
They do say that The Allen Shoe co. takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
enc says so.
ESSEN JUNCTION.
The republicans at their caucus he'd at
he Centre nesday evening nominated
W =. Chaplin as town representative. 4
rccond ballot was necessary for a choice.
The first being, whole number Of votes
rast, 81, necessary for choice, Il; Chaplin,
u; Ayers. 81, futile. L.. The second bal
rot resulted. Whole number of votes east,
81; necessary for II choice. II; Chaplin. "A;
Ayers, 81, Tuttlc, H. The following jus
tices of the peace were nominated: y.
w. X. Nichols, $. \. Browncll, George
Bcecher, j. w, TruaX. W. II. Chaplin. f.
w. Booth. Y. b. iianloy. G. W, stevens,
7. w. Sibley, NJ u. Parker being tho
same as nominated by the democrats.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Teachout returned
from their wedding tour Friday ana
over 100 persons attended the reception
given by them that evening. Mr, and Mrs.
Teachout received the guests, assisted by
MIR. and Mrs. S. ID. TcaChout and MIR. and
Mrs. Nj. -. kilgore. Refreshments were
served by Misses Jessie Ferrin and Pearl
Tcachout Mcssrs. Reynolds and Stevens
of Burlington.
Mrs. w w. Wheeler has returned from
visit of several weeks with her son at
Brockton Mass,
Mrs. eliza Lane of Mlddletown, o.. Wis
tied at j. s. Goodalrs last week.
Miss Eaton of Fairfield is visiting at ]
A Donahuc's.
A very pleasant family reunion was held
at the home of H. D. Drury Sunday even.
ing. Six brothers and sisters were pres.
ent, the only absent one being Harley r.
Drury of Galesburg. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Ring and son OF
Concord, n. H., and Mrs Salomc Fay OF
Richmond are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Homer Ring.
Miss Jessie Ferrin goes 10 Chicago next
week, where she will spend the winter
with her sister Mrs. w. W. Graves, ant
take a course in kindergarten teaching.
Miss Bacon, who has been the guest OF
her brother, RcN. T. -. Bacon, for sew
cral weeks returns TO Now Haven, Conn.
to-day.
Miss Gertrude Ha.sctt and Miss Lorena
Talbot of Mortified were guests of Mrs
l.. NJ. Hays yesterday.
Frank Hopkins, rcgimontal quartcrmas
ter of the First Rhode Island Volunteers
Is home from Camp Meade, Pa, on n Il
days sick leave, Mr.. Hopkins has beer
III with malarial fever
II. F.. Made ana daughter Of Canadi
are visiting his sister, Mrs. T.. T. Hopkins
Miss llesSio Shiland remains very III.
We hear that tho Allen shoe Co Of Bur
lirgton are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
JERICHO.
The Ladies' Mite society win meet wit,
Mrs james ilanlcy Friday afternoon
Frank Miller of Rifton Glcu, " y. wa
in town Monday.-The village school com
menced Monday.-Miss Carrie Pcrciva
will teach in St. JOhnsbury this fall-Mis
Grace Sargent has gone to Toledo, Ohio
where she will open n klndcrEarten.--Nlls
Jessie Gibson returns 10 her school il
Montpelier this wcek.--Dr. +. l. Bradfor,
of Bangor, y, Y, and Miss Mabel Brad
ford visited relatives In town last week.
G. a. Jackson and family and Olive
Brown and family are visiting in lIol
yoke, Mass.-A party of young people o
this place visited Malletts BAY and Cam
Olympia last Saturday.-Misa Mar,
Chamberlin of Ottawa, Canada, Is VISITING
at L. II. Wilbur's,-Prof. a. l.. Emo an,
brother Of SaXton's River spent Sunda,
with Don Galusha
They do say that tho Allen Shoe Co. :ake
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Evcr,
one says SO.
COLCHESTER.
Charles Nelson. only son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Il. n. Nelson, died late Friday night
after hrief llness OF per1ton!t.s. n
was nearly 10 years OF age. Tho funera
was held At the family reS1deno
. Sunday afternoon at two coc h
Reverends Hastings and Mott oflciat
ing. There was d profusion OF flowers
The large attendance at the funeral test
fled 20 tic high esteem In which IN
young man was held. The bereaveh fan,
ily havc tho sympathy OF q wide circle O
friends In their sorrow
The teachers ensa3sd for the fall :orr
OF school are; Union school, Principal
l., Whsolock; intermediate. Miss winlfre
Wolcott; primary. Miss Grace Crockett,
No. 3, Miss Mimic Cary; No. s, Mis-