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

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of the local Congregational church at
tended and spoke at the laying of the cor
ner- stone at the new Congregational
church of Bristol.-There are Saturday
evening prayer meetings at Mr.. Austin's
conducted by the Y. T.. s. C. E.-Martin
Carney and wife are planning visiting
trip into New York State
The funerll of Mrs. jackson was held
at the residence of William Grandey
Saturday at l2.30 oCock.-There will be
G. f. sociabe at the vestry Friday
evening Nov. 4th.-Messers Carl Benson
and Fred Spaulding spent Sunday in
Shoreham.- Mrs. John Russell of Shore
ham is visiting her daughter, MrsI. Il.
Wniker.-Graham Thompson spent Sun
day at his sisters. Mrs. james Bensons
GRANVILLE.
Tho town meeting. called to see IL the
town would vote to bond to help build an
electric road from Bethel to Rochester,
resulted in vote as follows: For bond
ing q, against bonding 76.-Joseph Batteu
ana party from Bread Loaf Inn were ut
the Central House rccently-School closed
in No last Friday-The International
Paper company have completed their road
on to West Hill and are now repairing
their Alder Meadow road.-The presiding
elder preached at the Corner school house
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and daughter, Lila. returned from New
York State last week
NORTH FERRIsBURGH.
Miss Bertha Mallory returned from
Bridgewater Friday night, where she has
been spending Il few weeks with DR. and
Mrs. +. S. Lane.-Mr and Mrs. Carlos
Martin very pleasantly entertained about
p of their friends Friday evening at a
progressive domino party.-Mrs. NJ. r Al
. a rot V.1 fvn,
Mrs. Joseph Stone has been quite i'll for
number of d1ys-Lcwis Martin CT tho
I. V. NJ. was in town Sunday, visiting
friends.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co Of Bur-
inston are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
/ WEYBRtDGE.
Mrs. G. l.. Harrington has returned
from Northtcld and is at her homo for
the present.-Mrs. Eliza Reeves is visiting
friends in town.-NlrS. Nellie Gleason ot
Hyde Park, Mass. was the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. g. l.. Harrington last week.
The Crusade band of West Cornwall held
interesting services at the Methodist
church last Sunday evening.
ORWELL
George NJ. Wright of New York city il
at home.-Mrs. Mary Smith Hlmnth of
Middlcbury has been visiting relatives
/ here.-Ju,ia Abel. tho young daughter II
Station Master. G. II. Abel. s il with
diphtheria.-Ncrnon II. Branch Of cav
ker city Kansas, who is in tho east on
business trip, has been spending several
days with his father. q. T. Branch.-Miss
Florence Chapman of Midilehurv was a
guest of Mrs. +. &. kimhlll at Eagle Inn
last wcck.-Wyman Hldreth has moved
with his family into Frank Strdman's
house in the VillaCe.-Mr. and Mrs. Sted-
man will spend the winter with thei.
daughter on the Mather farm.-'rtc La
dies society are making arrangements 20
hold fair at the town hail next month.
THE many friends of T.. Phillip Warren
will be glad to know of his successful ex-
animation and entrance to the Medical
College in Buffalo, y. Y. where he will
pursue course Of study for several
years.
WHITING.
Mr. and Mrs F. w. Pierce OF Middle
bury visited Mrs. F. r. Pond last week
+. d Collins returned from Fair Haven
last Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs Edward Ca
: sey of Providence. Il, l., have recently
visited their mother. Mrs. Carrie Casey
, Mrs Mary Mason lies critically i'll Of APP
pendicits. She has been an invalid a year
or more.-A nine pound girl was born last
week TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barnes.
LINCOLN.
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ms, Oct 26th after an illness OF live years,
Mr.. Davis was born in this town Sept. is,
lS5p, and lived all his life here. in Feb
ruary 1870 he married Mary. daughter OF
Nathan and Sarah Huntington Green, with
whom he lived most happily. He was A
member of the Freewill Baptist church
= and a consistent Christian. To him death
had no fear. Possessed of kind. che cry
disposition, he had many friends who will
mourn his death. He was the last Of his
family, there beinS none lett that bear
the name, mis- nearest relatives are un-
lclcs. His death falls with crushing weight
upon mis- widow. who has SO faithfully and
tendcrly cared for him in his long sick
ness, and the hearts of the people in this
community GO out to her in love and
sympathy in her aflliCtion. His disease
was Of peculiar nature and batied the
skill of the many doctors whom he con-
suited. An autopsy was held and il was
decided that his death was due to an in
jury received while at work in the mill
about II years ago. His funeral was held
from mis- late residence and was largely
iattendcd. Friends ard relatives were
present from Burlington, NcrCcnnss New
Haven, Bristol and StarkSbcro. :. J. Sar-
gent had charge of the ARRANGEMENT and
Rev. W. \. klnzie of Bristol was the Of
ticlating clersyman.-MrS. Nellie Garland
Mcintyre OF bristol spent last week with
e. friends here. \. Thaycr made busi-
ness trip to Boston last Week.-Mrs.. Ma
incl Sneur!Ck ana Mrs. Mary COrrler o.
Sunapee, y. H., who have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. George CaustiC, return
. ed To their home last wceke Mr.. and
Wilder of New Haven spent Tuesday with
the family OF G. G. Lee.-The following
. lpcrsCns We're elected delegates to the
County Sunday-school convention 20 "a
- hold IN Weybridge Nov. and /. Miss Car
" RE Purinton and Lizzie Parent from the
Methodist school and Rev Merton Hale,
Andie Hin and Walter Estey from the
Union SCHOOL, w. and AT Morgan
were in New Haven last week making re-
pairs on the buildings on their farm there.
Mrs. Lois Lee is in Starksboro assist
ing in caring fer her brother, William or
Wis " 10 Is in very poor nealth.-Nr. and
Mrs William Mcintyre of New Haven and
@ Mrs. Nutting OF Barton We're guests at
n -. g Lees over Sunday.-Covrnant meet
e inSs ii the Christian church will be held
e next Saturday at y. m.
SHOREHAM.
5. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Waite who have
4. been with Mr.. Mates father the past yoar
II have returned to Missour..-Nr. and Mrs,
IS l.amuel Nyc who have been spending the
l. summer at Mr. Bernard Pearsops have
Is returned to their home.-Nlrs, Pearsons
;. who has been spending some days with
H. her son has returned 10 her home in Mas
II sachusetts-Miss Florence Howard has
h g me TO Sherburne, Mass,-MrS. c. y
North went 10 Montpelier last week "a