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

ed as alternates. The new officers for the
coming quarter were also installed.
C. f. Knapp has closed up his bakery
in this place and with his family has gone
to Barre TO reside. where he has employ
ment. He has stored his household goods
in this place until he IL able to secure
suitable tenement there.
! The goods of the insolvent firm of
Farnsworth a. Deuel. have been pur-
chased by T.. J. Farnsworth who will con-
tnuc to conduct the business.
Lindsay Colehrook and wife went to
RoXbury yesterday morning whore they
will remain for a time until Mr.. Colcbrook
| improves from the injuries he received at
the South Royalton bridge few weeks
J since.
/ George Lafrana has finished work in the
Central Vermont ticket office. -. A.
/ Hutchinson expects to take his place.
! Rufus H. 1'arr was taken suddenly Ill
Monday and was unable to accompany
some % other q. A. r., men who went to
North Long Fond at Woodbury. for
couple Of weeks In camp.
NJ. H. Rice has sold his livery stable,
/ located In the rear OF the Northiiold
! House, to Fred Fuller of East Montpelier.
Charles Rice and Miss Elizabeth Tyler
were married Wednesday and took the
noon train for a short wedding trip.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Mrs. sAlger of Brockton. Mass. Is visit
ing relatives here Webster of Sud
hurry Is stopping with her sister, Mrs. j.
r. Young. Daniel Dingwall of Morrisvile
was in town last Saturday.-Mr and Mrs.
A. w. Bailey are entertaining guests from
New York.-Mrs Hattie Hall is receiving
"A visit from Western relstivc.--Dr j. s.
Dodge and wife return to their home in
Lincoln this week Diana Ormsbec goes
TO Warren this week 10 spend a month
with her daughter Mrs Hiram Reyes
j. NJ. Willard has rented his store to Wal
lace Clark. Mr.. Willard intends to 10 on
to the road mail agent.-Fred Fuller
has purchased n livery stable in North-
field and will move there in the near
future.-Gcorge Dix has rented his farm
and is going to move to Barre.-E. p
Mcknight has purchased the Ripley place
on Seminary ITi,l for $1,000. His son
Charles will run the home farm.-Timothy
Stevens of Boston and James stevens OF
South Dakota arc visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
FAYsTON.
F. W. Powers Of Richmond was In town
on business last wCck.-Sabin Waterman.
who with his wife. has been spending the
summer at j. b. Thompsuns. has bought
the hardware store OF g. Eddy in Watts
field .Mss Carlotta Andrews Of RlchfOrd,
Emily Johnson, Anna and Edna Bragg
and others visited the famous mountain
slide in town Aug s. Large parties are still
driving almost daily to the rocky bed Cf
this wonderful flood of water, rocks and
huge trces.-It is Just one hundred years
!, since fayston became n dwelling place
for the white race. T.ynde Wait was the
first settler.
WARREN.
Mrs. Frank Bruce and Mrs George
Blake visited I'm Waitsfed one day last
wcek.-Mr. and Mrs Warren Robinson OF
Waitsneld visited at George Robinson s
: last Frid1y.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Blake. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. \. Miner and Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.
Sterling are spending week AT the lake.
Miss Eleanor Russell Of Lincoln Is In
town.-Mss Jessie Porter of Bristol Is in
town.-A few of the little friends Of Lot
tie Moody gathered at her home last
Wednesday afternoon to remind her II
was her Sth birth day. They were treated
TO nice supper.-The Waitsheld boys and
Warren boys played ball last Saturday
Afternoon. which resulted in "a victory OF
lonc for the Waitsfeld s--A few of the
neighbours and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Sterling gathered at their home last
Thursday night to remind them 1t was
the LIST anniversary of their maria sc
; Some fine presents were left them and
! they all report fine time.-Mrs. Robert
: Long. who has been on the sick list for
the past few weeks is able to be out
! sgain.-Three children OF Foster Moore
of Bethel are visiting in town.-H. b
Catchapaw and George Cook spent a few
days of last week at the lake.-Tht
Juveniles gave a lawn party last Wednes
day night at which ice cream and cake
, were servcd.-George Drew OF Poxbury is
I'm town.
MORETOWN.
Mrs George and Miss Florence Mors,
, of Waterbury visited at F. 4. Howe's Lass
week.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Grimth wer,
= in Montpelier II few days this weel. visit
= ing rclatives.-Mrs. l.. +. Child and chill
: dren spent two weeks in Waterbury re-
= ccntly.-Mlss Nellie Griffith has returned
form MorrisVi1e, where she has beer
I visiting her sister Mrs. L. S. Pierce
3 Miss Lura Ealon Of lHayston is visiting
' her aunt Mrs. e. L. Baglcy.-D. c. Jone'
, was at home over Sundly.
, , WORCESTER.
". A. Cooper and wife of Springfield
: Mass. were guests Of NJ L. Kent an,
Q wife part OF last Week.-Mrs. John Ton
r and children Of Barre visited A. j. Chas,
1 and wife last week.-Mrs.. Susan Atkin:
Q OF Cabot a former teacher here visited
her many friends In town last weekly
son was born to Thomas Darby ano
wife on Tuesday Aug. "a special towl
2 meeting for the transaction of importan
= business pertaining to school matters Il
? called for Tuesday evening Aug. %, Ladies
I are especially invited
, CALAIS.
= Paul George returned to Boston Mcnda,
l after n short stop with his uncle, A. Georg,
l i. s. Wood. of Barre stopped over Sun
4 day at Horace Pikes.-H. w. Cate anC
+. wife stopped over Sunday at ]. o, Lambs
! --Merrck Ainsworth died at his home II
f East Calais on Monday morning.