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

noon to prepare u box of clothing, etc, to
nc sent to Miss Reitenger of Cleveland.
Ohio, n missionary among the Bohcmians
of that city.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Wash
burn have telegraphed their safe arrival
in San Francisco from Kodiak, Alaska.
We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co, burlington.
WESTFORD.
Mrs. G. II. Cobb spen last week in Mont
peicr--Dr C. S. Jonne returned from his
hunting trip in Maine Saturday,
Gertie Chase Is able to be about the
bousc.-Stanley Scott Is moving to l.. G.
Gleason's farm.-In connection with the
regular meeting the Grange gave it's
members an oyster supper on Wednesday
evening, Nov. 2.-Rcv. Mr.. Johnson will
commence series of revival meetings in
the Methodist church on Thursday, Nov.
3.-Gcorgc j. Hobart has picked about 30
barrels of marketable apples from his or
chard this fall This is an example of
what can he done with an orchard that
receives proper carc.-Mrs. Hawley, widow
of the late Martin Hawley, died at the
home of l.. II. Tabor on oct q. The fu-
neral was held Saturday, at II II. m Rev.
Mr.. Fuller officiating. The intermcnt was
In the Buck Hollow cemetery in Fairfax.
Clayton Rice is improving.
They do say that the Allen Shoe Co. takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
one says so.
HUNTINGTON.
Fmmons Dart has leased the Clark NJ.
Morrill, farm and will take possession De-
ccmhcr l.--Loren Caswell was called TO
Swauton last Saturday by the sudden
death of his nephew, Emilus Caswcll.-
Miss Kathleen Sayles, Mrs +. ID. Falby
and Mrs. G. NJ. Norton who have been
spending the past week at Montpelier, re-
., L.,
VI. Caswcll is improving slowly.-G. NJ.
Norton's creamery paid its patrons q
cents per hundred for standard September
milk.-Mrs. Austin Ross has been appoint
cd superintendent of the union sunday
school
We notice the Allen Shoe Co. Mt H.. ling
ton arc doing the business of the town; low
prices must win.
WILLISTON
Luther Isham of South birmingham.
Mass, who has been visiting friends in
1alcott went home last wceek.-Thomas
Redmond NJ Burlington was at home re-
Gently for a week.-Mrs.. Isham and
daushor Carrie are gainng.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Matthews of Middlebury visited
at Mrs J. H. Bushncll's last week. The
aged mothe~ of Ncssrs. Ctcd and Amos
Walston is very ill-Miss Gencvicvc Burke
was at home for a week tecrntly.--Mr
Taft has moved from the block into Mr.
pinglcy's housc.-John Phelps OF New
York city spent u part Ct his vacation
hcrc.-Mr. Kennedy. the station agent. is
taking a vacation. Nil. Green is taking
his placc.-liarry Leo is clerklng in Il. T..
Browns storc.-Mrs. Clark and daughter
will start for Red oak. Iowa. this week
DR. and Mrs. Bingham have friends WIS.,
itirg them.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co of Bur
4,
on shoes.
ST GEORGE.
Mrs Delta Wolcott an attendant at the
Home for Aged Women of burlington,
visited her cousin. Mrs. Abigail THEY.
saturday and Sunday.-Miss Emily Nor
ton of burlington il visiting her sister.
Mrs. Haiti. DownCr.-Mrs. q. II. Leonard
of Ilmc sburgh visited her daughter, Mrs.
T.. t.. liinsdil last wcek.-Gcorsc Jimrdo
has completed his engagement with o. w.
lsham and gone on the road selling fish
and groceries for his brother, g. A. Jim
MOI. ID. Isham starts for tho West the
first OF this week. as is his usual custom
for rhc purpose of buying poultry.-Nliss
T.. &. lsham OF Barre spent Saturday and
sunday with her mother. MIS-. Edward
lshGm.-Charles Forbes goes soon to Mas
slChusctts, where he has position on n
farm.-Arthur w. Isham Is repairing and
We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Alien Shoe
Co.. Burlington.
COLCHESTER.
Mrs. Nancy Plunkctt was called to Can
ada 10y the illness of her mother last Fri
day.-Mrs, Miles who has been visiting
her father. T. X. Lord, returned To h'r
home in Newport Saturday.-Mr. Dawson
went Monday morning To Boston, where
he was ordained on Wednesday. Mrs.
p, l.. Harmelec has gone to Schuyler
Falls. ~ V. to visit her daughter Mrs.
II. &. Pet'y.-The pupils of the Union
school and other sch oolS in town, expect
to 60 ON an excursion to Montpelier Fri
day, TO Visi: the legislature Mrs. Carte
Field was recently married to Mr. Daniel
Davis OF COChrsctt, Mass.
Emery Monty and Miss Nettie 4. Gale
We're married Tuesday evening, November
!, at their new residence by Rev. Geo. l.
story of Milton, in the presence Of more
than 20 friends and relatives, Miss Mary
| Parmclec was bridesmaid and George
Gaze. u brother of the bride, best man.
Refreshments of cake and coffee were
served. The presents were numerous and
valuable. The occasion was n very pleas
ant one and tho best wishes of their many
friends were extended TO the newly mar
ricd couple.
/ They do say that the Allen Shoe Co takes
the lead in low prices In Burlington. Every
one says so.
MILTON.
! VI. II. Fuller returned last week from
his visit in Chicago and lowaNIiss Au-
gusta Stearns of UnGerhill is visiting nj
Mr.. Tillotson's, -Chas Skeels Is to opcr
the Austin hotel the first of next week
/ The house has been newly painted and pa,
| cred and various improvements have
been made.-Davis Sibley Is visi, ng hi,
son, a. NJ. Sibley.-Mrs. Opchiia Ladd o.
burlington is visiting her son f. C. Ladd
There is little change in the condition Of
Mrs. +. q. Phelps, who is very seriously
ill.-Therc is to he II dance at village hall
Nov. ith by the Oncta Bicycle club
Cory Caswel of Morrisonville, y. Y, /!
working AZ the pulp mill works.
The Glcnwood," formerly the "AustiI
House" and Milton House" will be opeI
10 the public on Monday next, G. +
Skcels of Sheldon Junction at that tim,
taking possession.-lt is reported that th-
rooms occupied by Mrs. Clark. milliner
have been rented for "A general merChan
disc store.-Mrs Irish, Mrs. Chandler an,
son have moved into rooms in the hous,
occupied by Mrs. Mary Robinson, former
~ occupied by DR.. and Mrs. Plant.-Mrs
IA b. Sturges Miss Bessie Ashley an,
Miss Harriet Rogers have gone to Rutlan,
To attend the convention of the Woman
Auxiliary, held at that place Wedncsda!
and ThurSday.-Thc ties of the new rail
road running to the pulp mill are laid "a
far as the "Cut" and the road will sooi
he completed, Ella Wood is expect
ed home this week after an extended visi
in Washington, ID, C.-M and Mrs. VII
Teachout and children, Mrs. Belle Beacl
and son. Harry spent Sunday at Il. Il
Teachout's.-The Catholic fair at 81
AIMS church give their last entertain