Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-09
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from 9Th pago)

society took s35 at their chickcc-pic sup
per on the evening of October 31.-A. II.
Cowles of Newport has hired a tenement
in the o. -. Owen building on Glover
street, and will move here with his hGsi-
ness and family.-Principal II. j. Stuu-
uard attended the State Teachers assoc
citation meeting at Brattleboro last Thurs
d~ay.-QuinCy Mcclellan, a prominent nan
Of Glover. and well known i'm the county,
aged 73 years. was found dead i'm au out
house last Thursday. He had been in his
usual health, and with u daughter. was
Intending to start West thisw week to spend
the winter thcru-Ilcnry Baldwin and Adj
am Dummett. who recently went from
here to Boston. and are in business there,
were in town last Saturday.--W. Il. Bow
man has moved into his now house on
Lincoln avenue; VI. i. Cook moves h.to
the Scott house, vacated by Bowman;
George Gorhan moves into the John
Twou'ly house, vacated by Cook; g. II.
prescott moves into he stone tenement,
vacated by y. ID. Martin.-Mrs. Maude
CMurkland) Turner Of Boston is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Murk-
land.-George +. Reed returned Saturday
night from a three weeks trim to New
York and Maryland, whore he went with
his beagle dogs to attend the field trials.
lie won five prizcs.-Dr. T.. NJ. Nichols.
acComF anicd by Mr.. II. V. Jones' of New
tonville, Mass, is taking a two weeks va
cation, hunting in the woods of Westmore.
Dan Cobb went to Boston last Monday.
Vance Is building a new house
for Mrs. Gilman near West Burke
Mrs. Henry Cutter spent Sunday with
Mr.. c. ;. Ba~tChelder's people at Newport.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Goodall of Benning-
ton visited at DIR. r. Is. Skinnor's last
week.-H. c. Pierce ana son Fred arc in
Boston this week.
GREENSBORO.
A new girl baby has arrived at Orrie
AIston's.-Mr. and Mrs. David Spcir are
rejoicing over the arrival of a girl baby
Harold Higgins of Kenncbunk Beach is
visiting his brother Arthur Chase.-Wil-
nam Edmund Is stopping at G. w. Thomp-
son's.-Nilliam Hanson CARED a large
drove OF cattle and sheep last week.-.As
l. 5. Tolman was coming down the hill
In front of G. w. SIMPSONS store with a
load of wood, one day recently, the pole
to his wagon broke, letting the wagon
against the horses. Fortunately no one
was hurt.-School in district number sew
on taught by Miss Mary Taylor, closed on
Friday last This school united with the
at East Craftsbury and gave an ex-
ipthe evening. TWAS well attended
and the exercises were very good.-Selem
Goodwin and his son Eley are visiting at
II. A. Rice's.-Miss Helen Barclay gave an
old maids party one day last week. Ten
"old maids attended and a picture was
taken of the group. All report a very
pleasant time.
LOWELL.
Belle Stannard spent a few days at her
home here last week.-Warren Crafts is
in town to see his father, who is 1.-THE
Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church
will meet with Mrs. w. Kingsley Friday
morning.-Mrs Patterson gave Il very in
toresting report of the G. f.. convention at
Woodstock Sunday eveninE.-Mrs. STAN
nard died very suddenly at the home Of
her son, II. S%tannard. oct. 81. Funeral
services were held Thursday.-Mrs. Hart
We. is entertaining friends this week.