Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

ing his brother at the Congregational par
sonagc.-Tho Ladies' society will be en-
tertained at T. +. DEMOS Saturday
March 4th.-Louise Nichols entertained a
few friends Saturday evening, Feb. 18th.
j. NJ Wright is recovering from an in
jury caused by fall.-G. S. Fassett was
in Newport part of last week,-Bernice
Woodward, formerly OF this town, now
living in Franklin, is sick with pneu-
monia.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
J. NJ. Jeffords is moving into his new
store in the Merrill block.-Ths store is
said to he one of the hardsomest drug
stores in the Statc.-The l.. V. |. $. met
with Mrs. w. r. Hutchinson Monday even
ing Feb. 27.--The Standard office has been
moved into the Merrill block.-Mrs. Place
of Swanton spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Marsh.--Dc. James IIcdley de-
lvered his lecture entitled THE Sunny
side of Life" on Feb. a. The lecture was
very much liked by all who heard it,
The schools Of this village will close March
2, for one weeks vacation.
BAKERSFIELD.
Quite a number of farmers tapped their
sugar places last week during the warm
weather but little new sugar has been
made. Episcopal services were held at
Brigham Hall Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Leach
Sunday about o'clock for Il fire in M 81
Sarah Tupper's house. The fire was cx-
tinguished. however, with little damage.
Miss Mary Brigham went to New York
Monday to spend the remainder of the
winter.-A. l., Hall received word one day
last week that his son Harry was serious
ly i'll with typhoid fever in n hospital in
California, whittier he went for the bonc-
fit of his health.-The town auditors have
recommended n tax of 200 cents on the dol
! lar of the grand list of 1899 to defray town
| expenses Judge Start has been at home
| for the past Week.-Allen EstuS has rented
the large farm in Milton owned by Robert
Nulty of the Park View House, ST. Al
bans. and will take possession of the same
March ist.-Mrs. w. A. Whitney has been
seriously i'll for the past week.
GEORGIA.
j. C. Warren has sold his farm to Ben
jamn Barrows and intends moving to St.
Adams, The donation for the benefit of
the Rev. c. W. Clark was very well at
tended Wednesday evening. DR. oscar
Blatchley of Kansas City, it in town. car
ing for his aged mother, who is ill.-The
Caswell brothers are improving. -Cassius
NJ. Austin went Wednesday to Montpelier
and Waterbury.-F O. Shattuck and G.
b. Metcalf have purchased the property
at Hishsate Springs, owned by II. V
1ano of St.Johnsbury, consisting of build
ing lots, cottage furniture and boats
Edward Decker has gone to Montreal 10
have an eye remoVed.-JoSeph Minor has
sold his personal property and with his
WIFE, who is in i'll health, have gone tc
( Massachusetts, to reside with their chill
dren.-M. w. IIadley has purchased the
land at West Georgia formerly owned Ivy
Asahel Ballard.-Miss Elda Reynolds has
returned to Moretown, after spendinl
fome time at homC-Albert Graham and
Arthur Reynolds are III with grip.
ST, ALBANS BAY.
Miss Agnes Casey has been spending &
few days with Mrs William Ladd. Mrs
Leon Young, who has been i'll for a mum
Der of weeks is able to he out little
Mrs. Dodds, mother Of late Mrs. EmmG
Vaughan. arrived at Harrison Potter'
Friday, and Saturday returned to hc
home in North Hero. She has been i'll il
burlington since her daughters DEATH
Charles Jewett is moving from the DR.
, Waugh farm to the city and John Lugtil
is moving on to the Waugh farm.--Thrc
of the younger classes in the NJ. L. Sun
day school with the pastor and thei
teachers, Mrs. Barnard Mrs Haynes ant
} Kate Brooks were given "A ride to Nortl
Hero Saturday and by invitation ate thei
basket lunch at the parsonage -Hannal
Cleveland, living with George Cleve,an'
is very i'll with pneumonia. --l1ema,
Mcii't eNpcc,S 10 move 'hto tne rran'
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the benefit of Rev. q. L. Barnard.
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started tn lr butter box machinery an
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' as juryman for the spring term of Franz
lin County Court and Mrs. Regain wi
; remain in town foi the present.
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