Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-28

tients thcre.-A niece of G. w. Whitney,
with her husband, arrived Saturday. Mrs,
Juna Loggins and son are also there for
the SUMMERTIME Kings Daughters will
meet Friday, with Mrs. Charles Walls
ton.
we notice the Allen Shoe Co. a Burllng-
ton are doing the business Of the town; low
prices must win.
rNDERHILL
Miss Richardson. who has been the
guest of Mrs. w. S. Nay returns to her
home in Boston this week-Hon +. II.
Day and Mrs. Day and Homer started on
Monday evening on their return to New
York They will make a short stop at
Burlington.-Nrs w. II. Terrill of Mont
pelier has been spending n few days with
friends in town.-Mrs. White of Philode,-
ptia. who has been with her son, Rev z.
II. White went to South Hero on Wednes-
day and goes from there to Mortified
Muss.--Mrs. Ellen Stevens Of burlington
spent Sunday at John McNichols. Mrs.
John Stevens and two children are spend
ms the week at her father's.-Mrs. c. H.
Hayden is expected home this week and il
is hoped is much mproved.-M Ashley
johnson and children of Burlington have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs b. c.
Howley .-Thc fish in Browns River arc
dying. Incisions seem to be made on the
upder side Of the FISH from some source
which causes their death. Dnce seem TO
be more subject to an attack than trout
Edith Calgrovc is spending part of her
vacation with friends in st. Adams and
Vic.nity.--J. J. Monahan, Cyrus Mead and
Robert White attended the Democratic
Convention last week in Burlington.-Mrs
Robert Bixby went to Burlington last
week to consult DR.. Woodward.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. of Bur-
IL lou
on shoes.
ESSEN CENTRE.
Miss I.ibbie Nichols of La Grange, III,
was ut +. +. Garvin's last Saturlay.--Fret
lado and Miss Call OF Waterbury, VT
were married last Week.-Mrs. Lucia Il
barney will give a talk on herr eccnt trir
to Europe at Memorial hall, Friday even
ing August 3, admission ten cents. Pro
cccds to SO for repairing on the Congrcsa
tional church.-A part! Of Essex people
went 10 Mallctts Bay Tuesday, some fol-
the day and others will remain till Satur
/ day,-Many Of our farmers are throusl
haying and report an abundant crop. Man!
are obliged to stack a large quantity,
WEST MILTON.
The entertainment given by Woodlawr
Grange at the church was an undoubtc'
success. The music was furnished by
mixed quartette, Mrs. Willard Sandersor
Mrs. Corrie Osgood and Messrs Gale anC
! Wheelock. Mrs. Ossood and Mrs Sander
son gave two selection on the organ an,
violin. The feature of the evening was
the readings given by Miss Palmer con
sisting of several humorous selections an'
one sentimental one. Miss Palmer is q
most acccmpl shed elocutionst, who thor
ouShly enjoys the work and holds the at
tention of her audience from beginning 4
end The entertainment was followed b.
! lawn party at which ice cream and oak,
were served
We have discovered that good goods ant
low prices can oe found at the Allen Shoe
Co., Burlington,
EAST CHARLOTTE.
F. A. Ellison and Charles Johns return
ed from a carriage drive to Swanton oil
Saturday last.-The Ladies' Aid will Civ
a neckte social at the residence of NJ f
Cove on Friday evening NEXT. Xiii
Palmer Is spending his vacation at home
Misses Maud Miller of Granville ant
Della Holley of Essex wore the guests o
Charles and Rena Johns recently.-Th
Misses Charlotte and Blanch Bradley, ac
companied by their guests Misses Kath
ryn Gebhart and Miss Carolyn Williams
made the ascent of Camel's Hump on Sat
urday last. w. l. Bradley escorted tn
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