Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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who will remain with her four or five
weeks The doctor went to New York
Monday to take a course of studies of the
diseases Of the nose throat. eye ana ear.
-Thrty-five students from the high
school were entertained Ivy Miss Sadie
Smith at Evansville, last Wednesdays
ng.-H II. Skinner and two companions
we're run away with near Glover last Fri
day morning. The men were all thrown
from the wagon but escaped uninjurcd.
The horse came home alone and the was-
ON was domolishcd.-C.F +. Unotd has rented
the L. G. Ufford farm near West Glover
to \. J. Gear Of Westpcrt.
NEWPORT.
Mrs Elisha Lane is in Boston on n visit
to her parents.-Mrs. q. y. Elkins has re-
turned from Lowell. Mass Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Hines have returned from a visit
to Boston and Lowell. Mass.-E. Hunting
ton and wife left Nov. LIST for Denver.
Col, hoping the change will be beneficial
to Mrs Huntington's health.-P. @. Holt
and wife left Tuesday for Boston,
where they will visit his brother and will
remain away during the winter visiting
parts farther South.-Nrs S. q. Bean has
gone to Sioux City. Iowa, to spend the
wintcr.-Company l. was mustered out
OCt. 81, consisting of "a men and three
commissioned officers. There had been
three deaths. three transfers. one desc r
ton The man received on an average
about $50 each.
LOWELL.
George Stewart and family visited in
Lamoilc county last Week.-Mrs.. c. VI.
Souther of North Hyde Park was in town
TucSday.-Miss Clara Skinner, who has
been visiting hcr sister in North Hyde
Park returned home Tuesday. /,
daughter of Edward Gonyeau, died Tues
IL Il. t.f.s
itng in Cambridge and EsseX.-Mrs. Re-
Voir visited N Cambridge last week..
George and Harvey Stewart were I'm john
son Friday buying cattlc.-Fcrdinand
Sawyer, VINO now lives in Newport. was
in town Saturday. Mrs Leonard of Fair
fan who has been visiting ut b. II.
Covcys returned home Friday.
CRArTsBURY.
I. r. Patterson has returned from Platts-
burEh where he has been to N'sit his
grandson George Rand who is seriously
ill.--Wm. p Farr is building blacksmith
shop near his farm housr.-Gcorgc Chase
has bought the store formerly owned hv
the late Amasa Scott, paying $500. lie
viii rcmode! it into a dwelling house..
Maud Amsdcn has gone to Boston for II
five or six weeks stay.-Cora Il. Allen has
returned from Boston and New York
wncre she has been spending hcr vacation
Willard Allen of st. Adams made Il
brief visit in town last week visiting
frends.-Martin Johnston who has been
suffering several weeks from an electric
nj shock went to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai last week for treatment.-Ernest Ram
dali and Mrs. Nettie Dawson are seri-
ously Ill.
ALBANY.
MIR. Walter Lafluer and Miss Sadie
MuLson We're married oct. 2th.-Dr. y.
NJ Goddard and Miss |. Grace Darling
were married the residence OF the
brides father, Mr. J. b. Darling the
evening of oct. 18th. by Rev. II. w. Hi
drcth The brides sister. Mrs. Daisy
Goodrich from Shelburne. Mass. and
brother e. J. Darling and wife from
Lowell, Mass were prcsent.-A town Sab
bath school convention was held at Al
bany the afternoon ard evening of Oct.
nth, supper being furnished in the vcstry
of the NJ. T.. church for all VINO wished,
The meeting was both instructive and en-
joyable.-Mr George Rivers and Miss
Minnie Bumps were married DC. 2>th.-
Mr. Jack Jones and Miss Eta Pecte
were married oct. 18th. Mr. Alison Mills
and Miss Nertic Preast were also mar
ried the evening of Oct. 29th, by John
Brown Esq.