Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03

penter and Norman Colt arc among those
who are at the capital this week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Solon Lewis moved to their new
home last Saturday They are to occupy
the farm owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Boardman.
UNDERH1LI CENTRE.
Mrs. G. A. Terrin and Mrs. Il. w. Hen.
ry spent two days in Montpelier the past
week. They were the guests of Rcpresen-
tative and Mrs. w. j. Fuller of this place.
-Galen Cady of Brockton, Mass, for
mer resident of this place has been call
Ing on friends here. He goes back to
Brockton on Thursday.-Mrs Whitney OF
Jericho Is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. A.
Bixby.
we have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co., Burlington.
RICHMOND.
The Towers creamery paid for Septcm-
her standard milk 81 cents per hundred
the highest test was 40; the lowest, 30;
average for the month, 500 lbs daily;
daily amount received 1000 lbs. The Con-
dcnscd milk factory paid for Sept. stan
dard milk 50 cents per hundred without
testing.-Mrs. r. r. Jacobs spent last
week in Montpelier with her husband.
Representative l.. T. Jacobs.-E. w. Free
man attended the pharmaceutical meeting
at Montpelier last Wednesday, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Norway returned home
from their Western trip last wcck.--l'rcd
Sisters has moved from the VIM. Free
man farm to Willston.-All the
Richmond boys Of Co. NJ, took their ohy-
steal examinations previous to being mus
tered out at burlington last Saturday. OK
Ccpt Private Greenough who Is i'll at his
home In EsseX.-Several teachers with
their scholars visited Montpelier last We'd
ncsday. Special rates were given ana Il
car furnished for their use. The event
was of great interest to the scholars -
Timothy Henly from Massachusetts and
John Hcnly from Connecticut were in iu
town last week TO attend the funeral of
their mother. Mrs. Andrew Henly.-Mrs.
Hattie sherman of burlington is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mis- Sal
mon Grccn.-Mrs. Jesse y. Norton has re.
turned home after a two wecks' visit with
friends in Ferrishurgh.- Mrs. y. G. Saun-
ders from Meredith, y. H.. Is the guest of
her sister Mrs. f. II. Shepardson
ESSEN JUNCTION.
s. a. Brownell is recovering from a few
days illness
.. II. Rawson has returned from Iowa.
where he has been for several weeks.
a Nag raising was held at the primary
school yesterday morning. The pupils OF
the other schools attended. The nag was
raised by the teacher M,Sr .A.n.s Dco,cy.
a few earnest and patriotic remarks were
made by d. II. Macomhcr kCv. j. 5.
Goodall and Charles S. Ath"rt1n.
Mrs. q. Il. Drury and Mis- hEn,s Brury
returned yesterday from a short visit III
Montpelier
l.. NJ. Hays was in Mortified yc.tcr-
day.
Miss Marcia F.. Whitcomb and James f.
Kennedy Of North Williston were married
at this place Monday evening, October 81
by Rev. Father j. B. Pouoit
\ dance for the benefit Of the Cornet
band will be held in the G. O, f. hail to.
morrow evening.
The evening for the meetings of the
Winooski River Camera club have beer
changed from tho first and third Tuesdays
In the month To the first and third Fri
days. The next meeting viii be held No.
Ncmtcr Is. Tho club now has 16 mem bcr4
Miss Nalvind Plant OF Essex and olive
Flcury of West Gardner Mass were mar
rcd by Rev. Father j. r. Poulolt Monday
morning. October 81.
a supper under the auspices of tbs
Church of the Holy Family will I've helc
in the Catholic hall next Thursday even
ing.
MIR. ard Mrs. l.. c. Nichols of Wes1 fore
are visiting their son. +. l.. Nichols.
The entertainment given by the knight:
of Pythias last evening was well attend
ed. y pleasing programme was given by
Miss Agnes Dooley in "A vocal solo Mis-
Pao kard, recitation; Miss Nary Parker
vocal solo; L. Benton Kelley sang th'
poem which he wrote for Interrogation o
the Sd cavalry, held at Burlington. Cor
poral Alden who Was to speak of thoi
trip to Santiago and return was unable tt
he present on account of Illness. Mr.. Der
trand of Troop r. kindly consented Il
speak u few words about their campaign
The operetta entitled "Grandpa's Birth
day" will be given under the ausPicc" o
the Y. =. 5. G. l.. week from tomorrow
evening.
. Tney DO say that the Allen Shoe Co. take
the lead in low prices in Burlington. EVER
one say So