Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs I. c. Stone-Mrs. Flora
Scribner and baby, OF Canada are visiting
Mrs. Scribner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tubbs.-Mrs. Drown. lady whose
husband is student In L. V. NJ. hn' hccn
engaged to teach the Primary 81 ia
term.--1t is expected that Horace -,
who has taught two sessions In tho I.Sher
grade so successfully, VIII teach that
grade. the coming fall and winter terms.
Miss Mary Nash had another company
OF borders, from Lynn, Conn, arrive last
Monday Stoddard is quite sick the
result. of over work and stomach trouble.
announcement is made that Frank G.
Pease Of Winthrop Mass. formerly of
this town. and Miss Abbie N. Morse,
daughter of A. K. Morse Esq, of this
town are to be married this week
we have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co., Burlington.
w1L11sToN.
The family of Marvin Clark and Mrs.
W.. II. Tarbox went to Thompson's Point
Saturday to stay at Mrs Clark's cottage.
Mrs Grace F.. Bliss is visiting her aunt
In st. Albans.-Mrs. Hanniford is visiting
friends in Essex Junction. -Messers Isham
of Shclburne and Lockwood OF Wiliston
spent two days on Mt. Mansfield last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barney have
returned to their home in Burlington
and Mrs. Tiras 1sham have rooms in Mrs.
Lemons house for the present. Their
daughter Nellie Is at home from st.
Alhans.-Miss Kate O'Donncll has return
cd home.
lngton are making extremely low prices
on shoes
COLCHESTER.
Miss BERTHA Hawkscy of New York who
has been spending n few weeks ms guest
OF Mrs. Jennie Hawksey left for her home
on Thursday.-Mrs. Carrie Rollins from
Saratoga and sons Harry and LOUIS are
visiting friends in town.-Mrs. Chase and
daughter Carrie of Mechanics Falls, Me-,
arc at j. T.. Hays for few
weeks The Misses Harriet, Bcs-
sic and Lena Mcbride, in COM
pany with Mary Wright spent Thursday
on Mt. Mansheld.-A little baby girl has
arrived Mt the house of Ransom Manley.-
Edwin White fell from his wagon and
broke two ribs while loading -four at the
mill of Rolie Wright on saturday.-Joseph
Bombard and wife in company with Mrs.
Mead and daughters Edna and Florence,
spent n part of last week camping on the
isand-Rev Nj. n. Downing of Burling-
ton was a guest at r. l.. Parsons last
wcek.-In the absence of Rev. p. Mott
the services at the Baptist church were
conducted by Rev. c. J. Hastings. pastor
OF the Congregational church.
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
one says so.
| HUNTINGTON CENTRE.
Mrs. Daniels and her daughter, Mrs
Hodgkins of Westport, n. Y, visited Mrs
Daniels father Enoch Gregory. last
weck-Mr. and Mrs, NJ. f. Brewster are
at the lake fishing this week. -Mrs Olivia
Sturtevant of Bristol visited friends In
town last week.-The Misses Alice Serb
ner and Lucy King returned to Boston
last week Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs
James Mix and daughter Mabel of Bur.
, lngton are visiting friends in town.
Mrs May Hallock and Roy Hanks are or
the sick list this week.-Mrs.. W. f. Hanks
of Bristol visited friends here last week
Charles Northrup and Carter Gillctt OF
Essex were the guests OF H. w. Gillet
the rast week.-G. w. Brewster has los
three sheep, which he thinks dogs killed
w. T.. Hanks commenced to dress clap
boards at his mill this Week.-Mrs. Annf
Prenavost of Burlington is the guest o.
Miss Lottic La1ash.
We notice theAlen Shoe Co at Burling
ton are doing the business OF thetown; low
, prices must win.
ESSEN CENTRE.
Thad. f. Bates lost five year old gra,
horse last week--Posters are out announc
ing Miss Lucia e. Barney's Talk,
|
, to Europe. through Great Britain. Hol
land. France and Belgium. at Memoria
hall. Friday evening. August 5th.-L. J
Bixby had a narrow escape from fire las
Friday spark from the chime,
caught In the dry shingles and in the stiff
, south wind that was blowing the roof wa
soon in blaze. II was discovered by hi
brother Ira. who was going there. ant
Mr.. Bixby being at home. a few pals o
: water soon put 1t OUTPUT 300 pounds o
milk are received each day at the John
son separator here now. In June 5000 lbs
were taken in daily.-There was a heav
, fall Of rain Monday evening that was YER
/ welcome, as the ground was dry severa
Il inches deep. Fears are held of a shortag
: in the potato yield on account of the dr.
weather.
o JERICHO.
Miss Lois Osgood is visiting at Mr..
Mary Balch's.-The Ladies' Mite societ
: will meet with Mrs Louise Blood Frda
afternoon.-M Mason of New Havel
Conn, is spending few weeks with Mr.
= l.. NJ. Clapp-Miss Alice Simonds is Wis
iting in Richmond.-Dr. Flasg of Jeffci
sonvile has been visiting his daughte
- Mrs. G.. b. Hulburd.-Prof. Parsons wa
: in town Monday.--Mr and Mrs. l., T.. WI
e bur returned from Quebec Monday nigh
: AT the democratic caucus Monday nigh
w. j. Gibson and Fletcher McGinnis Nol
elected delegates to the county CONVEX
d tion.--Mrs, Frank Howe, who has bee
!. spending a few weeks in Maine, has re
;. turned to her hcme.-Miss Mabel Whit
y ton spent Sunday at Malletts Bay.-Mis
" White of Burlington is visiting Miss JUL
= Porter.-L C. Rice of st. Adams was
y town Friday night.
= We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. of Bul
- lington are making extremely low price
:. on shoes.