Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-14
BOLTON.

BOLTON.
Judge and Mrs. G.. w. Stevens Of Essex
spent "A portion of last week in town
! visiting their son, y. G. Stevens.-Dr. ana
Mrs, T.. Prush OF Cambridge visited their
! son, Clarence Thursday crtic Pease
has returned from visit to her sister in
/ Earre.-Mrs. Vera Toml!nson has been
visiting at her fathers. Geo.
Pease's but has now gone
to her home in Barrc.-Miss
Inez Packard closed succo ssful term of
! school in the Locke district last week.
Mrs. Charles Paine of Worcester, Mass.
accompanied by her two children are
guests Of her parents, Mr. al d Mrs. l.. j.
! Gile.-Mrs. Geo Kellogg entertained the
society of Willing Workers Thursday
! w. c. Guyette was married to Minnie
Kmball OF Starksboro last week.
JoNEsVILLE.
Tho Lend .a-fIand society met with Mrs.
Muzzey last Friday. All report an enjoy
able tme.-Rev. Messrs. Perry and Frank
lin ofIlciated at the Union church last Sun
day.-The Richmond and Huntington Tel
phone Co., have their new switch board
/ in at Jonesvilln and conncc. with the New
England Telephone Co. They will employ
an operator. thus giving first class service
! to all their patrons.-hr. l.. +. Halls sis
ter and her husband spent Sunday with
! herr. j. Robinson has shut down his
factory for short time. William Ashley
Of Charlmont Mass. was In town tho
past week to attend his sisters funeral
We notice theAlen Shoe Co, at Buring-
ton are doing the business Of thctown; low
prices must win.
HANKSVILLE
Mrs Abigail Burnham died Thursday
July eth. She was taken sick MonIaS
night previous. She was sixty-eght years
old. Two sens, c. NJ Durham nj Jeri
cho and Kensle Burnham OF this place
survive. The funeral was held at hei
home Saturday, Rev. j. I. Hill of Lincoir
officiating. The floral offerings were many
and beautiful. The nterment was n Hun
tington Centre. Mrs. Burnham will b,
much missed and her sons and famil,
have the sympathy of the entire commu
nifty in their sad hereaVemcnt.-M
Amelia Cutting and daughter Mary o
Bristol visited at J. D. Shattuck's las
Week.-Mrs.. George Baker is il,-OrriI
Grace Is suffering with an abscess on hi
knee, oblgins him to go on crutches.-
Mrs. Richard Swain has had another Sc
we're attack OF Illness and is very low
Miss Bertha Hill Of Lincoln is visiting he
sister, Mrs Konsie Durham.
UNDERHILL.
Deacon II. b. Barney and wife are a
their home for d few days.-Will Paine
has a position in the Waterbury Insan
asylum and is now filling it.-Madam
Whitcomb. Mrs. Clara Lyman, Mrs. f. II
Mann, Mrs. w. c. Stevens and Mrs. 81
neon Palmer attended the missionary raj
ly at Jericho Centre on Thursday.-B. Il
, Lay, Mrs. Day, and Homer Day of Ne,
York are the guests of Madame Whit
comb,-Rev. r. II White has gone T.
South Hero to meet his mother an
brother who arrived there some days sine
from Philadelphia.-M c. II, Hayden
~ in Neponsct, Mass. and writes that sh
is improving in health.-Altha Blood ma
gone to work in Montpelier,-Wil Mea
has earned II scholarship in the Eastma
business College in a contest offered b.
the Green Mountain Press OF Jericho
Mrs. Spafford Wright is to make he
home for the present with DR.. and Mr.,
w. S. Nay.-R. II. Humphrey has return
ed to St. Albans.-Tw large deer wer
recently seen by l. c. Whitaker near New
ell Clarks farm.-Mrs. r.. S. Sinclair an
daughter are visiting in Milton.-Th
Misses Maud and Hattie Rich Of STAN
ford Conn, are visiting their sister, Mr..
Irving Irish.-The Congregational churc
social has been indefinitely postponed.
Miss Ola Mead has gone to the Adror
dacks for the summer.-Frank Jackso
: has returned to Neponset Mass, after
! stay of several weeks In town.-Arthu
. knights who has been at work at Ber
a nington has returned home.-Mrs. Mar
(Rogers) Mead of Swanton is vlsitin
, friends in tOwn.-Four new members wer
: received into the Congregational churc
a OH Sunday last.
. They do say that the Allen Shoe Co. take
: the lead in low prices in Burlington Ever