Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-18

II.
has been visiting at North Derby for Il few
days past.--Cclia Doty of Lincoln visited
Mrs. Amelia Jacobs last week.-Mss Edna
Babson is Il guest at Rev. q. w Russelrs.
Pearl Swain, wife and daughter of Lin
coin visited relatives In town last week.
Rufus Harris and wife were in Addison
the week paste. Is. Clifford visited his
son in Jericho and Burlington last week,
returning Monday his granddaughter,
Miss May clifford, accompanied him
home.
We notice theAllen Shoe Co. at Burling-
ton are doing the business of thetown; low
prices must win.
WEYBRIDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hurlbert Of Burling-
ton and Mrs. Susie Martin and daughter
of Philadelphia visited at G.. II. Spriggs
last wcct.-Rcv. r. G. Thompson of Johns
town. ~ Y. preached in the Methodist
churcn Sunday.-Aliss NJ. Wynnc Wads-
worth of Springfield, Mass, is the guest
of Mrs. IL. NJ. Adams.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Baker are spending this week in st. AL
bans.--Mrs B. W. Dodge Of New York
city who has been spending few weehs
in town left last Saturday to Join her hus-
band at Milwaukee Wis.-Miss Jennie Rob
inson of Ogdensburg, y. Y. is the guest
of Miss Mamie Brittel.-The c. Il. society
are camping at Long Point this week.-The
CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school held their
annual picnic at Lake Dunmorc last Fri
day.-Mr. and Mrs j. A. Harrington of
Ncrgcnncs and MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lang
will of Chicago called on friends in town
last woek.-Rcv r. l.. Thompson conducts
Cd services at West Cornwall last Sunday
afternoon and at Brooksvlle in the even
ing.
FERRlsBURGH
Mr. Harold Stranahan and sister of
Waterbury were the guests of Miss Jennie
Pard last wcck.-Miss G. J. Bard is visit
ing In ESSEX, y. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. X. y.
Preston are visiting in Monliton.-Gu
Toby of Ilincsburgh was in town Monday.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co of Bur-
lington are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
SHORElIAM.
On Friday evening, August 26. there will
he "A soCiablc at the residence Of Mr. : j.
Northrup, under the auspices of the La
dies benevolent society. Ice cream and
cake will lie served and a short literary
and musical programme will be gwen. All
are cordially invited to be present-Mr. H..
l.. Pearson of Charlestown, Mass. is a
guest of Il. IL. PearSon.-The s. S. picnic
on Sisson Hin last Tuesday was a pleas
ant occasion and well attendcd-Mr. Rice
Of fridport was a recent guest of Robert
Holmcs.-Thc entertainment given last
Thursday evening by the impcrsonat tor.
Martin NJ. Post of Hamilton college was
very much appreciat ted by good audience.
John Ward. son of Samuel Ward. came
to town from Waukegan, H.. last week.
sOuTG STARKSBoRo.
Mrs. Lizzie Underhll, who has been
hore for few weeks returned to her
l.. -. ~
and daughter will remain longer. r.--Pe ope
gathered from all the adjoining towns TO
attend the quarterly meeting at the
Friends church here Saturday and Sun
day of last week Rev, Mr. Reynolds of
New York preached most of the time, and
sill hold meetings each evening of this
Week.-Mrs. Eta Shattucll is in very poor
hcalth.-Andrcw Hallock's family are re.
joicng over the birth Of a baby girl.
/ BRIDPORT.
! Miss Edna Elethorpc and Miss Eta
Russell have been visiting in Hague the
, past week.-Mrs.. Eliza Woods mother fell
and was badly hurt. Mrs. Woods is car.
/ ing for her at Crown Point.-Ceorgc Paine
/ WAS severely injured by a bull on Tues
day Of last week. But for tho timely as
! sistance of those near by he would hav,
! been killed.-Mrs. Coburn is quite sick. as
| is also Mrs. Pearl Jackson.-Mrs. Moran
| Of Baltimore is visiting in town.-Mrs
! Banner of Connecticut Is visiting hei
/ mother, Mrs. Pratt.-Mr Thomas Fletcher
| while returning from his cump.TS expe "A.
! tion had n break down, breaking the axle
| of the wagon.-Nneteen persons were re-
| ce!vcd into the Methodist church last Sun
| day.-Cari Benson is now making his semi
weekly business trip In a covered wagon
Mr.. Charles Parish and Mr., Georg,
| Towner are the candidates in the field fol
| town representative.-Mrs ID. Sunderland
| is quite s!ck.-Mr. Ellis Frost is threaten
ed with fever. The picnic that was hclt
! at the Grown Point fort was n decided
| success in every wuy.-Rev. Mr. Nrigh
/ of New Jersey preached in the Congrega
! tional church Sunday.-Dr. Nj. L. Cady o
| the Western Avenue Methodist church
| Chicago, preached in the Methodist churcl
Sunday morning and evening August Il
Mr., Williams people have friends visit
| ing them from New Jcrsey.-Mr, Rowers Il
| at work with his steam thresher this sea
| son.-Mr. Fletcher has procured coloret
| boy to work for him. The young MAI
, comes from the South.