Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-09

$900-H. NJ Hun, agent for the owners. Is
repairing the Congregational parsonage.
Work is progressing on the railroad near
the village. AS yet there Is great deal
OF doubt and considerable interest III the
location of the depOt.-Several farmers
have bought baby separators and make
their butter at home Among them are
A. Sykes and G.. -. Leonard. Twenty
High school students had a straw ride mi
day afternoon and visited school No 10
Miss a. Il. McEwen returned from Law
renee, n. y, Saturday. Cclcsta Liv-
ermorc will spend the winter at T.. O.
Martin's.--H. -. Weller has bought out
his sisters interest in the home farm
TrcSsa Gaffany, teacher IN no. s, Is very
i'll with typhoid pMeumonia.-,Iohn Jodon's
little son has typhoid fever.-Mr. and Mrs
G. Andrews have gore to Watch HILL T..
l., to visit their daughter
WEST MILTON.
Eber Coon of Mallcts Bay moved into +.
J. Costclos house f'rday.--Earl Costello
and wife visited his parents a part of last
week. returning to his work i'm lIghgate
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. James Sheldon of
Westford visited her sister Mrs. b. J..
Chase Thursday.--The Creamery com
menced running on half time last week
Mrs H. t. Bullock ard son Vernon spent
n part of last week at +. T. Blake's.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
A large number of the friends and reln-
tives of Peter Stebbins attended his fu-
neral on Monday at the Roman Catholic
church. Rev. Father Campeau ofiiciatcd
and S. -. Miner of Nergcnn"s had
charge. The pail bearers were Thomas
Bacon. S. u. Mucr, Herman Pouliot and
Peter St Clair.
a business meeting of the G. f.. society
was held at the parsonage Friday evening,
Nov 3d.-Miss NJ. Il. Harris has returned
| from Proctor, after a three weeks alb
serce.-Prof. G. g. Prlnglo Is caring for
Bert Estcv ia Lincoln.-Mr and Mrs X.
G. Beers arc in st. Adams
W1LLISTON.
Mrs. Lucor Freuch fell and broke her
hip last wcck.-Mr. and Mrs. w II. Met
calrs youngest child fell and broke his
collar hone last wcek.-Mr. Croto has
friends visiting him from Michigan. REV.
A. ID. Barber is ian poor hoalth.-Mrs. Mel
lie Kcefo was i'm Richmond SundaY.-Miss
Grace Bliss went to visit at her brothers
last week and was not able to rctuun. -
Miss Charlotte Loggns has been at home
for a few davs.-Tt is reported that larus
Isham will sell his farm in Talcott and
go to California Mr. and Mrs. Barton
| Bradley and children. Mrs. Naomi I'LL
drcth, and Mr. and Mrs. Merton Goodrich
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
ttpuIlCU tl inc nat last week sumo y
MIR. Ralph Cookie was in town over sun
daY.-Nr and Mrs. G. f.. Bryant were in
burlington Saturday.-Mrs. Jcrusha Crane
I left town last weck.-Mr Frank Wilkins
! is grading around his house in the village
and has been blowing for n lawn between
his house and North street.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Samuel ". Tilley. who has been cor.
! fined to the bed for the past week with
| lumbagO. is slowly improving.
At present work ia at standstill. IN
this town. on the Hinesburgh railroad
! Miss Hattie Hefilon entertained a rcw
friends and schoolmates at her home last
/ Thursday evening, the occasion hcng hci
/ 18th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Tilcy have gone
| to Whtcfiold y. H., to visit Mrs. 'ril.ey's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Miner.
| Miss Lucy Baldwin, who has been stop.
ping with her qareuts for the past foui
weeks, expects to return to Buffalo. y
y, Thursday of this week.