Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-06

en- to Pittsburgh Monday morning where
they were inferred beside her mother and
father Mr.. Bowman arrived from Tue
son. Arizona Saturday evening.-Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Robinson are the happy parents
of n son which arrived on Saturday.
Clarence story and Leon Siblcy arrived
home saturday evening from their sum-
MGR work at Whiteface Inn, Lake Placid.
Mr. and Mrs Atherton Shepard OF
Brookline. Mass, spent Sunday at Mrs.
II. NJ. Ashcy's.-Miss Il. X. Herrck of
burlington spent Sunday at her fathers,
Rev. Il. L. Hcrrick' s.-Pcrlcy Huey who
teaches the school in the Hardscrabblc
district. attended the teachers meeting in
Montpelier last week Miss Jennie Ram
Kin OF Burlington was home over Sunday
The condition of Corporal b. w. Sibley
OF Co. c., who Is sick with typhoid fever
remains about the samc.-Mrs Edward
Finn returned home Monday evening az
ter visit of several days in Burlington
MIR. Tyler OF Burlington spent Sunday
with his friend S. o. Brush.-Mrs. Guy c..
Prentiss and children of st. Adams are
visiting her mother Mrs. Jane Ashley
Mr. and Mrs. JAS Grihbn spent Sunday
in St Albans.-Mr Ashley and several OF
the pulp mill men arrived in town Mon
day evenings. S. Tomllnson of Jericho
is putting n steel roof in the store OF n.
s, Wood.-Nr. and Mrs. Alex Barry re-
turned Saturday from n two weeks visit
to Springfield and SouthbridEe, Mass.--W.
H. Crockett of burlington has been en-
gagged to deliver tho Memorial Day adj
dress before Reynolds Post, G.. AR.
We notice tho Allen Shoe Co at Burllng-
ton nre doing the business OF the town; low
prices must win.
ESSEN CENTRE.
Charles Caswell of tho Sd Cavalry Is
visiting his mother and sisters, Mrs. G.
II. Calliins and daughters. Private Cas-
we'll comes from Plattsburgh, y. V, on n
sick furlouRh of 80 Gays.-F1ve persons
were received into fun connection with
the Methodist church Sept. 2jth and
are Mrs. c. A. Nichols. Misses Gertrude
Nichols, Myra Allen, Anna Gates. and
George Whitten.-At the special meeting
Of the town school district Wednesday. il
was voted to build an addition to the
schoolhouse ut the Centre and divide the
school. 900 was appropriated for the pur-
posc.-The entertainment given by the
Essex Grange to the Essex Junction band
Wednesday evening was very pleasant
The programme included singing by the
Grange choir, Rotations and selections,
and farmers drill by the Changers, in
tcrspersed with music by the band. Cake
and coffee were served to the band at the
close.
Principal r. A. Grant and his precop-
trcss, Miss Edith Hall. attended the State
Teachers association in Montpelier last
Friday and Saturday.-The Methodist So
ciety had harvest supper at Memorial
hal ! Wednesday evening. --Hcnry Law
renee Of Westford moved into rooms in
the Button house on Monday.
CHARLOTTE.
T.. s. Pease is buying apples for Nix &
Son of New York.--Mrs. Mark REYNOLDS
is quito ill-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
are the happy parents of n son bern
Sept. 25.-Mr Charles Clark has moved
his family to Montpclier.-Rcv. Harvey
Gulick and O. H. Alexander are visiting
in New York.
+. J. Pope. wife and son left for Chicago
Tuesday. Mr.. Pope going by way OF New
York.-Scveral from here attended the
funerals af the late Joshua Nj. Dean and
Luther =. Martin Tuesday and Wednes-
day.--Mr. and Mrs ID. c. Peck visited in
town last week.-Thc selectmen have Just
finished putting lake gravel on about n
milo and IL half OF road leading south
from j. NJ. ST. Peters. This road has
been recently turnpiked and Charlie. W.
Emerson of Boston, who owns Cedar
Farm. proposed to pay half tho expense
of crawling the north and south road,
provided the town would pay the balance.
1t was deemed wise by tho selcctmon to
accept the propcsition.-Rev Mr. GulclS
returned last week frcm u trip to New
York.-A large amount of second growth
clover has been cut.-Th- giving away of
timbors In II cow stable recently belong
ing 10 S. a. Williams and Son hung UP
several cows by the neck. but they were
finally got out without loss.
We notice theAlen Shoe Co ut Burling-
ton are doing the business of thetown; low
prices must win.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Mrs. S. II. T.lley who has been on the
sick list the past few days is somewhat
better though not able to be up-Laura
Prior of W.lliston spent Sunday with her
rarents.-R. T.. Tillcy and family of Bur-
linEton visited their parents Sunday.-Airs
A. Smith is visiting relatives out OF town.
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Maitland visited Mr..
Mr.. Maitland's parents Sunday.
The many friends and relatives of Henry
c. Harrington will be gricved to hear of
his Geath, which occurred Tuesday morn
ing at his loto home on Shclburne road
The funeral services were held at the
house Thursday at ?:SO o'clock.-Nrs.
Mary A. Tilley OF Swanton is visiting at
5. IA. IIllcy's.-Miss Lucy A. Baldwin OF
Buffalo, y Y, is visiting her parents
Samuel w. Tllcy OF this place has re-
turned from Jefferson. y. H., and goes to
Newport where he has n position with
the Newport Independent.
RICHMOND.
Miss Emma Richardson, daughter of
John Richardson. entered the T. V. NJ
MS student at the commencement Of the
term.-Mrs. e. r. Andrews is stopping a
few days with her daughter. Mrs. A. o.
Ferguson of Burlington.
HUNTINGTON.
A new monument has been placed on
tho Morrill, lot in the village ccmetery-l
Mrs. T., A, Fuller is on the sick list
The local circle Of Kings Daughters visit
ed the circle at Williston last week We'd
nesday and report a very pleasant time.
Mrs Mcrinda Swift of Mddlescx is visit
Ing her brother, Henry Sherman--Mrs
II. W. Norton visited relatives in New
York several days recently.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. of Bur-
lington are making extremelylow prices
on shoes.
ST. GEORGE
Mrs. Edgar Hnsdlll and daughter
Pheba returned home last week from
keesevlllc. y. Y.-Robcrt North and
Gcrtle Gotta were married last Thursday
ut the home Of Rev. r, j. Harris in
Observation-Disclosures Emma Lawrence Noble
ana son who spent the summer at the
pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lawrence in this town have returned to
their home in Chicago.-Arthur W Isham
has closed a contract with DR.. Webb Of
Shelburne for the delivery OF one hundred
cords four foot wood for $40. Mr.. Isham
has two choppers at work and is running
two teams hauling wood from his Hines
burgh farm.
We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can De found at the Allen Shoe
Co, Burlington
SHELBURNE.
DR.. W. Seward Webb and party, who
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