Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOINGs lNTHE
FREE PREss's BROAD FIELD.
The Winoosk Valley, villages Up North,
Along otter Creek and by the shores
of White River Covered by
Special Reporters.
ADDISON COUNTY.
MlDDLEBURY,

bNl'i, llDlntI, ldlntT, three sisters and
two brothers survive.
{. y. LagIe has sold his laundry TO Muir
ray & Brown Of Rutland, who have hired
rooms in the O'Connel block and will lit
thcm up for a steam laundry.
The funeral Of Mrs. Rollin Mahow was
held at St Mary's Roman Catholic
church Wednesday morning. Tho inter-
ment was In the Catholic cemetery Rev
Father Geot oittciitod
Mrs. Taylor, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hcma1 Langworthy has re-
turned to h"r home in Ticondcroga, y. Y.
MISS Tully has sonc to St. Albars for a
short visit.
Mrs Robert Cartmcll has gone to Bur-
lington.
Mrs Isaac Rogers is visiting her son in
Burlington.
l.. H. Edredgc has gone to Nontpeliar
on business.
Bishop \. c. a. Hall was in town We'd
n"s9ay looking after the affairs Of 81.
Stephens Episcopal church here.
NJ and Mrs. Philip Stewart left town
yesterday for Boston
VERGENNEs.
Rev H. p. LcF. Grabau preached hi.
1arwell sermon at St Paul's church sun
day.
ne i;ev. W. l.. Woolsey, recently Of
louisville Ky, has been asked to accent
the rectorship Of ST. Pauls parish.
county examiner Boycc will hold ex-
aminaticns here November % and u
Hishop y. 6. y. Hall of burlington was
mere Yesterday and conducted services ut
J st. Paurs church. He Administered COM
munipn and blessed the new ncmoriol ,mi-
PIT. He was assisted by Rcv. H. =. Les
Graoau. Bishop Hall preached an excel
lent sermon, taking for his subject the
observation Of All Saints and All Souls
days He left on the noon flyer for Rut-
iahd TO attend meeting OF the Wonan's
Auxiliary.
Rev. NJ. l.. Woolsey, who has been ask
cd to accept the rectorship Of ST. P1ui's
parish viii be here to conduct services
sunday although he has not accepted the
rectorship.
j. j. Wright Of Burlington was in the
city yesterday.
Jesse Lyon of Waterbury is visiting his
sister. Mrs. +. L. Fish.
MRS {. {, Drury VINO has been visiting
a sister in Jericho has returned TO this
city and is now living at j. w. Barnes
Capt NJ y. Knowton. Mrs. " n
hnovlton and children have returned
nome from Connecticut whero they have
Defh W yiSi,ins nil, for the past three weeks.
j. w. Pullman who IS suffering from a
nervous troubl- was taken to Il Burl!us-
ton retreat yesterday.
Robert Mclaughlin is quite III with a
fever but is reported to be better.
f'V. II. !. LeF. Grabau left yesterday
for Plattsburgh. y. y, where he viii
make his future home
W" nave discovered that good goods and
low prices can he found at tho Allen Shoe
Co. of Burlington.
BRISTOL.
Additional losses by the Wednesday
I cininG fire are, the Catholic order II
Foresters, Mrs. j. ". Day. household
goods, and G. r. Smith, photograph gall
iorE. Already some of the owners of the
burned property are talking of rebuilding.
DR. edgar Farr of New York is he
guest of his parents, e. s Tarr and wife.
Dr. Farr was called here by the illness OF
his ndmother-Hundreds from ad-
joining towns visited the scene Of
the fire on Wednesday morning--H.
q. Mull!ngs & Co. and Bristol & Danforth
nave secured temporary places 20 do busi-
moss in O'Neils. block. Bristol x Purrin-
ton have moved their stock of boots and
shoes into the basement of the town hall
-Dunton post, O. a. r., met Wednesday
evening in the hall of Dunton Camp. Sons
of veterans, by invitation of the camp
Lihanus lodge +, and \. NJ, were burned
out in January, 1871, when the block on
the site of the one burned Wednesday
morning was totally destroyed.-In spite
of the very bad weather for the occasion
seNcnty-iiNe or eighty people Witnessed
the laying of the corner stone of the new
Congregational church Wednesday after
rcon. The ceremonies although short
were very entertaining and much enjoyed
C"ut'hVs OF New maven NcrSehneS' W eN-
p'nEe' CORNWALL hrldICrt ana SAorehdm
were present several ot Whom took part
III tht services
n, b' ialner mas contract 10 build
Stonc culNrV'S lor tle brlStol rallroeG'-
me Svcunu annual pall ana concert or
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20 WIN supper at lne hrstol house'-M'ss
Auh ic"ltl - SIo"IN recovering from ty-
plo'u Ie'er'-Mr' ana Mrs r. L. hassel-
li''o die 'cceNlls tne consFa'ulauohs OK
rtc'r i'Ic'"S on 'he ulrIH Oh a Soh--h' L.
h'Ne' mas sou nus pIa'hSnIth BUSINESS IN
otnINsooro' ana VIII move uaVN 10 hrls'ol
!, -hr!Slo! q iurrlhIoH now III the naSe-
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pa'l ot 'Hp ialCn iulh,turV s'"re as sooh
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