Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-18

Saturday and Sunday, leaving Sunday af-
tcrnoor for New York, where they were
to sail Tuesday morning for Europe
Miss Luna Temple OF St. Adams has been
visiting in town the past wcck.--Arthur
Randall and wife of Springfield, Mass,
arc visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Randall-Miss Rosa Potter, who
has been spending a few weeks at her
old home, returned to East Fairfield Fri
day.-Miss Clara Powers of Bakersfield
visited Miss Ella Randall Monday and
| Tuesday. -Gcorge Curry and family Of ST.
| Adams visited at Harrison Chadwick's
Friday and Saturday.-F. NJ. Wicomb of
| Lyndon. A. II. Shedd and daughter Laura
are viSiteing in Montgomery and Glover.
Mrs. N. l.. Hungerford Is stopping with
her son, Walter Hungcrford, in ST. AL
! bans.-Mrs. Helen Briggs of Burlington
has been visiting friends in town the past
/ Week.-Mrs. Eliza Dawson's children cole
/ brated her Goth birthday Monday, the 18th.
! Mrs. Dawson is the oldest resident in
town.--Charles r. Messer has bought the
old MnnlCy farm and Will take possession
! about November 1st--Gardner and Frank
/ Noe were sentenced by Justice Iloskins
for 20 and $50 days respectively, for steal
| Ing chickens Of a Mr.. Salisbury that lives
| in Canada The deputy collector OF GUS
| toms seized the wagon that tho poultry
! wa" brought over in.--R. C.. Gates of the
Richford customs office and wife are
| spending a week Mt their old homo.
! SHELDON.
Mr.. II. T.. Mower of sheldon Springs
died August IL If paralysis, aged o. Tho
I funeral was held Sunday, August A. at
/ the Congregational church at . y. m. Rev.
/ II. j. Christie onlciated The Masons con-
Quoted the funeral. Several Masons from
adjoining towns attended. The church
would not hold the people and quite u
/ number remained outsidc.-Mr. G. NJ.
, Wcad of Chicago and Mrs. y. y. Wead of
Swanton were in town Monday, calling on
/ old friends
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Mr.. Daniel Morcn, who has been quite III
with peurisy is better.-Mr. and Mrs.
DONNA are receiving congratulations on
the birth of daughter, born tho lith.-
| George Spear son of Barney Spear died
I at IIiChpGte the 18th and was buried at
Enosburgh Falls the following Sunday
Mrs George Rugg Of st. Adams is at u.
! Moren's Mrs. Joseph Jolles is quite sick.
- Herbert Tracy has moved into x. A.
Paul's tenement house.-Miss Sadie Adams
Of St. Adams who has been stopping at
the Central House for several weeks re-
turns home Saturday.
MONTGOMERY.
Rcv. and Mrs J. @. Angel have return
I ed to North iterO.-N III Smltn ana WHO ol
/ New York State are visiting Mr.. Smith
father. Rufus Smith.--Rev. and Mrs
Blunt have returned to East Berkshire
T.. y. OVintt received letter recently
from his sister Ncttie. of Council Bluffs
Iowa, stating that her oldest son. Willie
Murphy, who graduated from West Point
| in June had been through the war, being
stationed at San Juan. but had not re-
celved a scratCh.-Mrs Sumner Ludden
has returned to North Brookheld, Mass
The I. O. O. f. are to give a dance on
Friday evening at the hall.--Mrs. Jane
Goff Of Burlington is visiting In town.
GEORGIA.
Mrs. Caroline Washburn Is with Mrs
|Dunstcr.-Dr. Oscar Chase of Brooklyn, y
Y, e Spending his vacation with his faith.
err Manchester Chase.-Fred Carr LEFT
August 9Th for Fort Warren, Boston har-
Dor. to report for duty in the regular
army-Thc Georgia academy will open
August 22.-The Baptist society will give
u social at the church Friday evening
Young ladies will appear in costumes rep
resenting the different States in the
tntCn.
Mr.. Graves of Chicago is building q
cottage at Camp RiCh-Dr r.. 3. H1tha
way and daughter are visiting friends ir
West Gcorgia.-Thcrc is to he an enter
tainmcnt at Camp Rich Thursday even.
Capron. The Georgia band is to play
there. on Friday evening the young
ladies of Georgia Plain viii represent diff
fcront nations in costume at the Bapts
church. Refreshments will be served
DR.. c. W. Bartlett and wife returned Il
tho'r home at West Dorset Tuesday.-Th,
academy school opens Monday tho 22d
with r. u. Bashaw teacher. All the dis
trict schools in town commence the 29th
We have discovered that good goods ant
low prices can De found at the Allen Sho,
Co., Burlington.
ENOSBURG.
A memorial service was held in the Bnp
list church at o'clock p. m. Sunday fO-
tho churchs amcnted pastor, Rev +, A
Leach. The house was fillcd with friend'
, and relatives Services were conducted
. and an excellent sermon given by Rev
, w. G. Schoned of Richford. assisted h,
Rev. j. W. II. Baker. Appropriate an
thcms were well rendered by the choi
OF Memorial church under the Leadership
, OF n. II, I,ldred. The order o
Good Tcmpllrs and members Of the Y. r
S. c. L. attended in large numbers to pa!
! worthy tribute to him, who had beer
an active and esteemed mcmber.-Mr, anC
r Mrs Jackson Leach of Troy have been il
town for few days to adjust the flnancia
affairs OF their late son. Rev r. A. Leach
Mrs. Rev. J. W. II. Baker and daugh:r
Alice have gone to Maine for n short va
= cation.-Mrs. Harriet Drew of burlington
, Is spending n few days with friends II
, town Miss Hall of Springfield, Mass.
who has been assisting at the summc
school for teachers at Bakersfield is III
: guest of May Baker.-Eugcne Perley lrf
the 18th for an extended visit in the West
w. =. Fassctt is in Burlington for
few days.
llIGlGATE.
q Miss Gertrude Sanderson Of Newton
Y Mass, is visiting her brother and othe
p friends. Mrs. Dan Steel drove out he
, new horse about two miles from the vii
I lage hitchcd him TO a post. He rubbe
= OFF the bride and ran away dcmolishin
r the buggy, but not iniuring himself ser
e iously.-Leonard Fuller who is at work i
4 Massachusetts, came home last Frida
- for a short vacation.--May Manner, VIII
: Is liz the employ of the railroad compan
- at st. Adams, after taking a trip west
5 came home to spend part of her vacato
;. ncrc,-James O'Here got run over by
= bicycle Saturday evening. His astonist
:. ment can better be imagined than express
@ cd.-Ehen Spooncr, who was wounde
n with pistol some weeks since Is able TO b
|, about again.-D j. NJ. Blake, son OF Rev
I A. h. Blake has decided to locate in nai
n ton,-The entertainment given for tn
h benefit OF the band here Monday was
d hood thing. but poorly attended,-Th
= quarterly meeting will he held at tn
:. Methodist church next Sunday.--Rcv A
n b. Blake spent most of last week at Ban
!. ton, milking arrangements for his son
= locate there as II physcian.-B. r. Ny
t has been quite sick, but is improving an
h hopes to be out In few days.
. FAIRFAX