Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-29

returned here from their wedding trip on
! Friday Walter Churchill proprietor Of
the Summit House. Mt. Mansfield VIII
close the house this week., NJ Munson,
Charles Kellogg and George Morse went
to Burlington Monday to enter the t. V
M.-The United Workers of the Congre.
gational society hold business and
missionary meeting in their vestry Friday
afternoon and serve dime supper at
p m-Mrs. l.. H. Doty fell in her house
| saturday and dislocated her left shoulder,
Straining the ligamcntS badly.-The local
Woman's club wiz start the work of the
winter season next Monday evening.
Mr.. Austin a resident of Union street
son-in-law of Sanford Socum, is Obliged
to go to the hospital at burlington 70,
observation-disclosures, son of Abraham Noe
returned here within u few days, wearns
t. 5. uniform and claiming TO have
been with the regular troops before San.
tiago.-Ilarrison Goodell has an increase
and Mrs. Eliza Cram, widow Of the late
ioratio y. Cram. has n widows pension
Post james NJ. Warner No l. will meet
Saturday evening.-Mrs. Niles, s. v pres
idcnt of Vermont W. X. C.. is inspecting
numerous corps In this localty.-The fu
neral Of flcman Cole, resident of the
west part Of the town was held on Tues.
day.-The pulpit in the Congregational
church will be occupied next Sunday
morning by Rcv. Dr. Byington Of East
lIardwlck.-The ST. Johnsbury and LAX,
Chlmplan railroad advprtiscs n White
Mountain excursion to Upper Bartlett and
return for only $40, Monday. oct 49, =
Tho case against Leslie Fox. the hired
man at David Woods was further post.
poned to Thursday afternoon Of thn
week.
! JOHNSON.
Several arc in attendance at the Stat
Baptist convention at Ncrgenncs thil
wcck.-A. ]. Gould has his barn and house
M and nearly covcrcd.-Frcd Dubray haS
moved his family to Morrsvllc-f. l.,
Holmes, ". A. Lsndon and w. D. wclct
have returned form their Boston trip
Fred Mudgctt started for Lexington, Nv.
to see his brother. Pcrlcy, who is VERT
sick in the hospital thcrc.-Fred
Prindlc', little boy is sick with slight
hopes OF rccovcry.-Professor RangeI
is in attendance at the State teach.
crs' meeting at Montpelier this week.
j. a. Pearl has moved into his new
house Moses MillinRton. who hrs spent
the summer at Magnolia Mass. spent
few days at homo last week before re.
turning to his studies at st. Johnsbury.
WOLCOTT.
There was a baptismal service at tn,
Methodist church last Sunday-Miss Lii
Ian Nallcau Is visiting hor sister ut Iyd,
A az NJ lhllk lpbNlUS ana family return
cd Saturday from two weeks visit il
J Eos ton.-Mrs. :. T.. Conant has been con.
iincd To the house for several days with
hard cold.-Mr and Mrs. $. \. Fife and
Mrs. ~ Il. Wheeler nave gone to Boston
/ -lertie kusic has gone to Morrisvillc to
/ work.-paniel MaNneld, who has teen
visiting In town for several days, return
ell to his home in New Hamps hire IN
Morday.-\lfrcd Guyer of Hyunnis, Mass
is visiting friends and relatives in town.
BrIvIDERE.
The sclcctmcn have appointed Ira WATT
tcmOre school director in place OF w. r.
Dovney, who has left town-A daughter
was born To MIR. and Mrs. Howard Thom-
as Tuesday morning.-Several persons are
To b" baptized next Sunday afternoon at
/ 5 o'Clock.-Mrs. James Fletcher who has
| been i'll, is improvng.-Rev. J. j. Mac
Donald has been chosen by tho Mountain
I Glen Lodge. |. O. q. T. as representative
to the Grand Lodge to be held in St. .tl-
bans Oct. nth and 18th.
JEFFERSONVILLE
| Mrs Robert Smith has returned from
visit to Earnet.-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tucker. sept %
Miss Matte Wilcox has returned from \
visit in Johnson.-Alrs Henry Cornell has
gone to franklin to visit her father.
Solomon Fowcll,-AIiss Alice F'laEg has
gone to Charleston, South Carolina
Smith Gallup lumber man from tho
mountain notch about six miles away,
commenced hauling lumber May H. and
the number of trips added together ;he
nth of September would make a Journey
of 2n20 miles. hauling two thousand feet Of
lumber at u load. daily.-MiSs Marion and
) Cora Page who took a carriage drive to
Belvidcre and Watervillc returned homo
the carly part OF the week.-D c. Girls.
weld and son, George, accompanied by =
party OF friends from this place
have gone to spend a week
/ boating, hunting and fishing on Lake
CHAMPAIGN.
They do say that the Allen shoe Co. takes
tho lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
one says so.
WATERNILLE.
Mrs. George Bickford is very slck.-Mrs.
! Ellen Seymorc visited in town last week.
Merton Mann has moved into one cf
Laraway's cncments.-Charlcs Hulburl
of st. Alhans visited his mother. Mrs j.
NJ. Hulhurd. over Sunday.-B. w. Beard
and family of stowe are in town for u
few days.-E,lias Staylcs has moved into
one Of Charles Aliens houscs.-JW. Page
of Bristol is in town. called here by the
sickness Of his sister, Mrs. BCkford.-Mr.
Edison Shattuck and mother OF Worces-
ter. Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. =. II. Shattuch.-Niss Florence
Shattuck of Worcester. Mass. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
ShattuCk,-Mr, and Mrs. h. J. Parker 1T
Chicago, H., visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Parker last weck,-H. \. jackson and
family are visiting in WaitShcld.-Scveral
young meR from Watcrville and Cam
bridge were brought before Justice Miller
on Monday and fined for disturbing meets
inGs.
STOWE.
Mrs, Harriet Babcock died after a few
L., 4 Lotto IL,
or september -, in Bridgewater She was
born in stowe ana resided here for many
years. Her death occurred i've days al
ter that OF her brother. c. II, Barrows,
She Is survived by her husband, Nolney
Il lbcock of Eridgcwatcr and by three
D. Continual on 7th pocp)