Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-20

The crop Is light but the prices range
from $3.50 to 1926 per barrel
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. of Bur-
iington are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
CORNWALL.
Mrs. Sophia Stcbbins OF Springfield
Mass. wife Of the late Rev. NJ. Z. Stcb-
bins for several years pastor of the Con-
gregationa church in town, accompanied
by her daughter Grace is i'm town visiting
Dwight Matthcws.-Mis Hortcnse M.
Drake goes to Boston this week TO study
voice culturc.-Mrs. Susan Holton of Bos-
ton. daughter of the late Deacon Daniel
Warner, is in town on visit 10 her broth
or, Henry Warner, and other relatives.
SHOREHAM.
Mrs. NJ. l.. BALDWIN is visiting in Aus
able Forks.-Will j. Anderson, who has
been an employee at Hotel Champlain,
l}lutf Point through the summer, Is at
home. The ladies of the Benevolent So
ciety of the Congregational church give
II surprise social at the home of DR..
Townsend of Richville, October 2l.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Catlin, who have been
rpcndihs several weeks at the Besscl,
have returned to their home In Scranton,
Pa.-peacon C. ". Jones, who has been
quito comfortable the last few weeks. is
suffering much pain these last rev days.
Miss Clara Moore has gone to Water
ford, y. v, to visit her brother, T.. l..
Moore. Mrs. ". w. Moore and her sons,
Thomas and John, have gone to Massa-
chusetts.- Mrs $. w Moore and Miss
Marjorie have gone to join Mr.. Moore at
Fall River, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. b..
Douglas have gone on the excursion to
Boston and will visit their son, n. H..
Douglas, while away.
Michael Sullivan has purchased the Will
linn Farr farm for $l00O.--Deacon Jones is
not improving Miss Niletta Caswell
passed hnr ninctieth birthday Saturday.
DR. W. y. Plat attended the session of
the Vermont state medical society In
Brattleboro.
BRISTOL.
Work has been begun on the foundation
of the new church on North street The
ceremonies of laying the corner stone will
take place Wednesday. October &C. Mrs.
Henry Gleason has been quite seriously
i'll for several days.-John Daniels and
family have moved in with Mrs. J. r.
Tucker on Mountain aVenue.--The grounds
between the Baptist church aud the grad
ed school building arc being graded also
In front of the Park livery stable, the
material being taken from underneath the
church to give room for the new furnaces.
The time for evening services at the
Baptist church Is one half hour earlier
until further notice.-N. H. Munsill of
Malone, y. Y, Is in town looking after his
water systcm.-Thcrc was music So
cial AZ Mrs. Calahans Wednesday even
ing.-Contractor Palmer with hia men are
at work on the Mountain street extension.
Another new street mas been surveyed
west from North street to connect with
Taylor avenue. Stll another is talked
about from the ccrncr of Mountain avenue
and Garfield street to some point On East
strect.-f'red Nahum of the Van Ness
House burlington, is the guest Of his pa i
rents.
The fifth annual convention of the Ad-
olson County sunday School Association
VIII be held in the Congregational church
at Weybridse Nov. 3-i. Rev c. Il. Story,
General and field gecrctary of the State.
will be present.--C. IS. Johnson went to
the Queen city Tuesday. From there he
will go To Montpelier for n brief stay
H. l.. Narney has so far recovered from
/ n severe Illness as to appear on the street.
Loren Pdrmlcc, wife and daughter OF
| Asbury Park, y. j., are at the Brs tol
/ House. MIR. Parmlce Is II ron of the late
/ Daniel Parmlee, a former resident of this
/ town.--Ambrose Grow and wife of New
/ Haven were the guests of H. i. Shcrwin
and family Tucsday.-A regular communi
cation of Libanus Lodge. T.. and a. M,
will he hold Monday evening, oct. q, for
work on the third g'rcc.-Munsil Hose
company will give their annual ball in
/ ing pushed on the foundations of the new
church,. =. Grow has been visiting rel
ativcs IN Middlebury and New Haven for
/ two weeks past.--J. w. Page has gone Ia
Cambridge. ms sister living there, is dan
gerou2,y Hilbert Rivers and Austin I5as-
allow shot deer on South Mountain
| Tuesday. 1t weighed 2i2 pounds Officer
Ldync arrested a supposed tramp Tues
dav night and placed him i'm the lock-up.
/ "Wednesday morning he was at liberty and
| departed tor pastures new.
CORNWALL
! Friday evening, October Il the COM
very pretty wedding, when Amber Belle,
only daughter Of Mrs. Marion Carr and
Frederick Elmore Plat of Shorehdm
We're united in marriage BY Pew. S II,
IBarnum, pastor of the church. The
church. which was tastcfully decorated
with potted plants, cvergrocns and bright
red ferns, despite the inclemency Of the
weather, was well Allied with the relatives
and friends from this. AMI adjoining
towns At o'clock the bridal party en-
tered the church to the strains Of tho
wedding march from Lohcngrin. Mrs
Marcus Carr presiding at tho piano The
ushers were Messrs. Reid Carr Of Middle
bury, Homer Cobb, Frederick Morse and
Ralph r. Robbins Of Cornwall. The maid
Of honor was Miss Jennie u. Robbins, and
the best man was MIR. r. Waite of Shore
ham. The brides gown was of white silk
en- train with trimmings Of white satin
ribbon She wore "A tule veil ana pink Ia
France roses, and carried n bouquet OF
pink roses. The maid OF honor wore y
gown Of pink satin, covered with PINK
chiffon with ribbon trimmings. She alsc
carried pink roses. There was no recep.
ton after the wedding. on their return
from n wedding trip they will reside IN
Shorcham.--Mrs. o. A. Field went to Bur
lngton on Saturday for few weeks stay
a, her daughters, Mrs Samuel May
'nard s.-Mr, and Mrs. Bascom and two
sons of Fort Edward, y, Y, were in towr
last week in attendance upon the Carr
Plat wedding. Mrs. Bascom is sister
of Mr.. Frederick Platt,-Rcv. S. II. Bar
MIN, who was called from his vacation
"trip to perform the ceremony at the Carr
Plat nuptials, left on Saturday for a ter
days visit with friends in New Hamp
shire.
NEW HAVEN.
MI and Mrs NJ j. Landon left Tuesda!
for visit To friends in Baltimore, Md
They expect to visit Washington, ID. c.
Frank r. Nash who has been in Kansas
since last December returned home Mon
day.-Ilrdm Wheeler is seriously i'll will
heart trouble. SIS. r.. Nj. Cowes remains
about the samoa. j, Thompson an,
George Il. Hnman have gone to New
Nork-There will be social at the res
idence of George d. Human Wednesda.
evening. Oct. 26.-Mrs. II. &. Roscoe VIII
has been spending the summer in Boston
Mass, returned home last week.-Johl
Hoffman is able to be out again
HANCOCK.
George Robbins of Natick Mass, is il
, town visiting friends-Nellie Rhodes an,
her sister Mrs Hurd from Beverly Mass