Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

Canada to spend Thanksgiving with his
p"oplc.-E. Baker who has been suffering
for some time with erysipoas in his hand
is reported somewhat better.-John Eagan
has sold out to Mr. Gonyeau and moved
to Charlotte.
Tho annual cut price shoe sale of the
Allen shoe Co. is now in progress. Bay
your shoes now and save money.
WILLISTON.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Croto attended the we'd
ding OF their niece, Miss Agnes Forv!le in
Burlirgton.-Mrs. Harry Fay gave II tea
party last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs
James Konncdy.-Mrs. Clinton Wright has
gone to California. Mr.. Wright accom-
panied her part Of the way.-Edward Sui
Ivan has been at home few weeks from
New Hampshire.-Mrs. Walston is slowly
fa!linS.-Mrs. Merrill Is in poor heaitn.--
Mr.. and Mrs. McGovcrn are rejoicing over
an ci.-Henry Burke who married Chi
caco lady a few weeks ago, IL spending
the winter months travelling through he
land.-Mrs Geo. Browncll who got Al ial
when injured her hip, ls better.--Nlla.
charles Kcrfe, who suffered another
operation last week is as comfortable as
could he eXpectod.--Mr. and Mrs Nlhc
Hidreth have returned from the Adiron-
dacks and are stopping with Mr.. Jill
drcth'S sister Mrs. Anterior, at isscX
Junction
The Allcn Shoe co.'s. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody a chance to save money
on shoes.
4 MILTON.
The many friends of Portius =. Dcmng
of Minneapolis. Mimi, formerly Of this
place, vii! he pleased to hear that he has
been elected as representative to tho Nj. n
nc8ota Lcgisiaturv.-rhc annual meeting
OF the Nccdcworh GuI was ne Il 1t MIS-.
Ell Burnum's Oh Thursday afternoon,
h,n of tr,g l,.r nj
following officers were elected FOR the
coming ar: President, Mrs. !iI BIInum;
vice-presdcnts, Mrs. G. a. Pratt and Hiss
Ella Phelps; secretary, Miss Ida G.itbon;
treasurer, Miss Lillian Pratt; iuectors
Mrs. Clara Rogers, Miss Amanda Crown
Mrs Eugene Allen, Mrs. Frank Cormi-I
and Mrs Fred Laramie; investigating
committee, Mrs. l.. G. iiolcoinb, Mrs. J..
j. Dixon, Miss Alice Jackson, Mrs Corbr
S2nderson. After tho business matter:
p had been fully discussed ami settled re-
frt shmentS were served IN the dinns
rom, which had been previously darkencC
. and made light by candles Hiss Alice
. jackson and Miss Lena Pratt served. The
l refreshments consisted OF salads, sand
wiches, waters. olives ard chocolate. The
tables wcre PRETTY decorated with smla>
t and candles, The Guild has been organ
1 tied three years, ana has been .. success
in every way.
W. V. Ashley and little son of Woods
vile, n. H., have been spending II few
days at Mr. Ashley's fathers, Gccrg
e Ashley's.-Carl Nay and Wilson jackson
spent several days last week in Montpe
lier.-Emcry Reynolds of Fcrr.sburgl
t spent Sunday with friends In town-Ar
/ thur A, wood of Swanton spent Saturda,
5 and Sunday at his uncle's, y. S. Wood s.
,. There Is TO be a Union Thanksgiving ser
= vice at the Congregational church Thurs
n day at II a. m, with sermon by the Rev
~ I.nr MOn vyitl
Il her mother, Mrs. Adams and sister Mis-
n Adams returned to Philadelphia Monda
after spending the summer and fan a
d their cottage at Camp Martin.-Rev. j. l.
Fort OF Winooski will give "A temperate
o lecture in the Congrcga tional vestry OF
Friday evening which will be followed b
: business session of the anti-saloo
q league.
Tho annual cut price shoe sale of tn
= Allen Shoe Co Is now in progress Blu
your shoes now and save money.
s ESSEX CENTRE.
The Essex Grange gave the 30 and At
j. degree to eight candidates Wednesda
l. evennE.-The T.. C, l. closed its fail teri
Wednesday. The winter term will begi
y Dec. Gth.-Lovring Austin has moved I
the Junction He win work on the raj
-e road section there.-The union revivf
" meetings will begin on Thursday evenin
of this week at the Baptist church. Re,
le Mr.. Crocker of Farfax will speak. RI
- vivalst Lingley will be here and spea
next Sunday at l o'clock also lady r,
vival singer
The fail term OF Maple Lawn Academ
n closed November %. having had an a
he tendance of 20 pupils. The winter teri
Is will commence November % with an er
- rollment of %, One of the most interes
to ing features of the past term has bee
d. the debates, which have been well a
I'll tended.
The Allen Shoe Co.'S, cut price shoe sa
ar gives everybody chance to save none
&c on shoes.
HANKSVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wright have
CT BABY boy born the 18th inst.-Gertie Sha
d. tuck, Edith Sargent and Betsey Brown a
n sick with the measles.-Joseph Brown
~ very III from the effects of the measles.
w Miss Adiah Thompson OF Dandy is visi
80 ing her aunt, Mrs, Eli Smith,-Mr. al
III Mrs Samuel Hill of Lincoln visited the
as daughter Mrs. G. X. Burnham, this wee
no There was Good Templars' meeting
US Fred Bagley's Monday night.-The Ladic
no Home Circle have discontinued their NEE
~ ings for the present.-John Dearborn
IN III poo' heai'"' so-
a. a. JERICHO.
wv Miss Jessie Gibson IL at home from h
re school in Montpelier,-Mrs. Mary Bal,
n will spend Thanksgiving In Westford-
20 c. Dixie Of Bistol has spent the past fe
to days in town.-Mrs' Roxanna Woods d.