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

sonal property on Wednesday and is
going TO Northheld to live.-Bert Steward
of Montpelier Is moving his family into
Mr.. FIerce's house at the Centre--Dr
Vincent and family from Orwell are visit
ing his parents. MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Vim
cent Elmer Bancroft H. selling his pro-
pcrty here ana moving on to n farm
which he has recently purchased in Ber-
lin.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
The relatives Of the widow of the late
Solomon Osgood were called to Cabot last
Sunday to attend her funeral. She was
80 year of age. and the last of the family
of Rev. Gideon Sabine. w. Foster and
wife, and Mrs. Charles Dana have gone
on the Boston excursion.--Vens Pierce is
visiting in Milford, Mass.
MIDDLESEX.
Wayne G. Siioway and Miss Abble Egan
were married Tuesday and went to Bos-
ton, Mass, on the excursion.-A ten pound
dat ght"r was born to Mr. AMI Mrs il. H.
Root Monday.-Postmastcr White went
uesday to Montpelier where he will have
charge of the locals on the Daily journal
during the session.-A. A. Greene is fail
ing slowly.-Dr. Wallace Pierce of Cam
bridge has located in town..-Chnrles g.
Ward went Tuesday to Bristol where he
will enter the store of T.. Casey as clerl,
during the holidays.
CABOT.
Mrs. Solomon Osgood passed away last
triCay. She was an old citizen of this
town.. A. Harrington is listing rcla-
tives in NJ lssachusctts.-The first singing
school will probably be ncld Friday
evening Oct % at the town hall-The first
snow OF the season fell oct. l5-Thc
creamery paid its patrons 2oia cents
churn test for September buttcr.-Dr. w
l.. Burbank and Carroll d. Lance at
tended the grand lodge I. o. q. r. at
Mortified Wednesday and Thursday
Geo. Boyles went to the G. II. convention
at Bellows Falls--Three candidates re-
ceived baptismal rites at the Methodist
church last Sunday.
CALAIS.
d. d. Lamb Is in Worcester delivering
war books this wcek.--Nlr. and Mrs. G.. f.
Carlcy were in South Cabot last week.
The school will be closed Wednesday on
account OF the Gray-Lconard Wedding
Guy Bancroft has purchased the l.. o.
Leonard house on School street.
WAITSFIELD
DIR. A. W. Gorham has beer In West
minister and vicinity on business for the
past week or ten ddyS.--rhe railroad
meeting last Saturday at @. A. T. hall
was well attended. and the committees
from the several towns in the vail ~ re-
ported the prospect as very encouragli e
for the success of the plan adopted Tor
raising The necessary funds in aid of the
proposed road. Mr.. r. G. Kennedy of
burlington was present al tho meeting
and answered the numerous questions
propounded very satisfactorily Cheney
Prcntis of Mortified is in town for Il few
days calling on his old friends and neigh
bors.-Charles Savage died "wednesday
night, oct r. at Ballardvale, Mass. aged
about 10 years. His remains were brought
to this place for burial and funeral SER
vices were held at the house of T., ID. Saw
age, his father. on Sunday at / o'clock
Rev. w. T. Miller attending and j. II.
Hastings conductor. Intcrment was at
the cemetery on the common.--Mr. and
Mrs. John y. Richardson of Richmond are
visiting friends in town.-The farm Of the
late .. j. Gale in the east part of the town
Is to be sold at auction OH Tuesday, Oct.
% at 10 o'clock a. m, together with the
stock, tools, crops. etc.
PLAINFIELD
Mrs. Clinton Cutler suffered a shock Of
paralysis last Thursday morning and her
recovery is very doubtful.-CurtisL Mar
tin has been threatened with fever but is
now able to be OUT. II. Eaton was in
Lyndon 4 part of this week looking for
high blooded sheep-The creamery paid
Its patrons go cents for September butter.
-Edison's famous Living Pictures were
shown to a good audience at the Metho-
dist church last Monday EVENING". Il.
Kiser is home to spend the winter, having
closed his labogs for the season as sta
ton agent at Sugar HILL y. H.-Arch
Batchelder has been in Pennsylvania the
past week.-Miss Jessie Kent of Calais
spent last week with her sister Mrs. q.
Hill went last Tuesday to Kennebunk,
NE Wnere the former mas q daughter ana
inc Iatter mas u son resiulhs.-About ~
TOOK advantage OF che excursion rates TO
Bostoh last Iuesday
MORETOWN.
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w. ~ $50 ""e
Joint by slipping Saturday morning.--Mrs.
neroert urlihlh %, Barre Is Vislt;hG at
r. o. i"oi't y, - IL. SpI, l'u'nHts h'iu d
soclacle III o'"heE A'hIh oaturnay al
lernoo'i anu evening" E"oul So'oo was
reahzeu'
NORTH FAYSTON
John Grandheld has moved to More
town.-Mrs. A. L. Howe has been on the
sick list for the past wekk,-Nerne d.
Grinith has bought the house and lot
belonging to Clerson McElory.-Mrs
Laura tnee Fisher Campbell of Athol,
George Grondfeld has moved ,pto the
mouse vacated ny ms iather ana taken
PosSesS'oh OF tne nuslness,-n' u NC
Carty Is repairing ms saw mn ana get
tlns rtauy 10 run the mill Eiectric ROAD
ta'h STARTS pus'hesS'
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