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


PANTON.
Charles Stagg died suddenly Sunday
after only three days Illness. He was n
young man who was highly respected and
leaves wife and many friends to mourn
his loss.
NORTH FERRISBURGH.
Mrs. Jessie Norton and son of Rich
mohd are the guests of her father, James
Mooney-Miss Mary Mallory and Miss
Emma Ball spent few days in Bristol
last week, the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles R1dgcrs.-Mrs. NJ. j.. Allen is
spending Il few days in Boston.-Dr.
Stoddard attended the Vermont state
medical societys meeting held at Brattlc-
boro last Week.-Mrs. Ida Kenyon has
gone to Whalonsburgh, ~ ", for few
weeks stay.
! Noble Kimball has gone to Nebraska on
business.-Mrs. Ella King wife of Samuel
King, died Tuesday night of consumption,
after lingering illness. The funeral will
be held Friday-Mrs Amelia Palmer is
visiting at H. j.. Percival's in Shclbirnc.-
NJ. T.. Allen went to Boston on the sleep
er Tuesday night.
4 We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co.. Burlington.
| WHITING.
| Mr.. G.. o. Church starts again this week
for Africa with sheep which MrSsrs j. A.
Wright and DR.. Smith of Middl1bury re-
Gently bought out of the world famous
( ilocks of California. These shcep aIc of
/ the vambOuillct type and were raised by
Mcssrs Clyde and Russell.-Potatocs. corn
and apples are short crop.-Mr. Frank
Foster is sick with iaundicc..-Mr. w. y.
Learned of Watertown, Mass, Is rcCu-
ipGrating from Il severe illn ass of typhoid
fever atCrest cottage.-E. ID. Collins went
to Fair Haven last Saturday for few
weeks.--Mrs. Roxana Spooncr of Sud
bury spent last week ut Rolln Need
ham s.-Mrs Royce has returned from
orwell where she visited friends She Will
remain with her daughter, Mrs. f.. ID.
Collins for a few weeks
LINCOLN.
T.. w. Turner. V. w. Morgan ana Char
! les Purinton went to Boston on the cxcur-
sion last wcek--J. H. Bean and wife visit
ed friends in Starksboro Friday.-Thc
Methodist church have arranged for Il
course of four lectures to I've held ut their
church on the following dates: Oct. 18th,
| Nov LIST. Nov. % and Nov. ?9th. Good
speakers have been secured and they ask
/ for a liberal patronage Mrs Alice Sirlc
is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Davis Is very low
and his death Is expected at any time
News has been received from Mrs. c. G..
/ Buttcriicld Of Easthamrton Mass. that
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and that her daughter. Miss Myrtle is
still in very poor health.-S. Goodman
/ shot "A deer Sunday on the west mountain
in the same locality where Mr.. Narncy
shot one last Week.-Mrs. Addic Farr will
lead the Christian Endcavor meeting next
| Sunday evening topic, go or send 1t
is expected that Mr.. Hale will give Il re-
port of the State G. Il. convention at this
meeting. -Mrs. Hiram Pierce of Warren
visited her daughter. Mrs. George Dear.
born the last of the wcck.-'rhc first
snow of the season visited this place
Saturday, the snow remaining on the
ground till Monday forenoon ON his re-
turn to Montpelier Monday. Representa-
tive Cove was accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Stella, and her niece, Miss
Mabel Purinton.
SOUTH STARKSBORO.
Mrs. Lucinda Grace who is confncd TO
he'd bed, had a slight shock last Sunday
morning and is in n critical condition.
Mrs. Burrtt and little daughter, who have
been visiting at Byron Hurlhurt's for a
few weeks past, will return to their home
ia Ilinosburgh this week.
RGCHvILLE.
Mrs. Lewis Godettc has gone to Boston
to visit relativcs.-rhe long talked OF side
walks are being laid and will soon be COM
plctod.--Miss Gladys Cook gave Il birth
day party to her little friends last Satur-
day.
WEYBRIDGE.
Mrs. Robert Warner has gone to Fitch.
burg Mass Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Sturtc-
want have returned to Hartford. Conn.
Miss Jessie Buchanan of Bellows Falls
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs George
Wright last week Mrs. John Shaw can't
home from Ogdcnsburg last week AM!
after short stay went to Bennington to
care for her mother who ia i.l..-Thc Al
olson county Sunday-schOol convention
VIII be held at the Congregational church
IN this place Nov. 8 and i.-Mss Lucy
Harrington, a nurse in New York is at
home for her annual vacation.
ORWELL.
! Hon. and Mrs. A. y. Adams of Fair Ha-
ven were guests of Charles Phelps last
wcek.-Dr. w. II. Vincent ATTENDED the
State Medical meeting in BrattleDOro last
wcek.-Mr. and Mis-. j. 5. Wilcox and
daughter recently went on a ca"riaSe
drive o the eastern part OF the State ana
New HampShire--A cantata Little 80
Peep" under the auspices OF the Ladit S
Sewing society will be given at the town
hall Friday evening oct. 2l.-C. Besscttc' S
entire carriage factory and barns were
burned to the ground Monday night. The
whole village was aroused ami all worked
vigorously but it was Impossible to save
the buildings The loss is covered 10y in
suraEce.