Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-12

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Thursday in Burlington.
f. =. Keller has engaged his services
for the coming year US travelling sales
man with cutter Il Porter, boot and shoe
dealers of Springfield, Mass" Z. jack
son has gone to Boston for few days
G. s. Leach went to Burlington Monday
to pursue mis- studies at the Medical col
lege.-Miss Alice Page attended the soph-
omorc ball at the L. V. NJ, Burlington,
+ Tuesday night.-A. Lincoln Kirk will give
some of his representations at the town
: hail Thursday evening Mr.. Kirk has
given entertainments here several times
before which have proved very interest
, ing. The entertainment Is to be given
. under the auspices of Lamoillc academy.
Mrs. Jonas stevens entertained the
r Young Mens Debating club with young
ladies' at her home Friday evening. After
their usual debate whist was INDUCED in
, Herbert Fairbanks. J. S. Leach and l..
? H. Noyes are suffering with colds.-b. NJ.
; Hays of Essex Junction was in town SAT-
urday.-Mrs. Henry Stone, who has been
at stephen Sands for the last year suf-
ferng with consumption died Sunday
morning. -
= J. H. Meendy. an old time resident. but
d, late of Franklin, Neb., has been visiting
, friends in town the past week.-Frank
Mcclure left Monday for Bondville to sec
. his sister, Mrs. S. l.. Putnam, who is
.
pcsday morning for Boston to resume her
school work.-Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Stafford
have been visiting friends in Burlington
the past Week.-Mrs.. G. +. Hulburd and
son Philip, returned to their home in st.
Adams Wednesday.-B. G.. Macoy attend
, cd the funeral of Senator Morrill.-Iieut.
George Rurnoll of the United states regu-
lar army has been spending a part of his
twenty days furlough with his sister,
T Mrs. Beaudwin.-W. f. Noyes received Il
carload of ash logs from Undcrhil Thurs
day to be used al his mill in the manu-
= facturc of chair stock for which he has
a large order from Boston parties.-Thc
Woman's Relief Corps gave an oyster
supper at G. A. r. hail Saturday evening.
Mrs Is. s. Fleetwood returned Satur-
day night from two weeks stay with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Luce in Water
bury.
, The Allen Shoe Co.'S. cut price shoe sale
. gives everybody a chance to save money
on shoes.
JOHNSON.
Alfred Ouimette and wife from Swanton
spent Sunday at Peter Lambert s.-John
Drscol while at work at Stearns tub shop
, got caught rolling logs and broke his leg
: last Saturday.-JcsS Davis Is teaching
. in Pittsford.-W. \. Landon, a. A. Leland.
i. Geo Congcr. w. II. Stearns and Murray
y Reynolds. attended the Dairymcn's meet
ing in St Iohnsbury last week-Young
= Nay ana wife visited here last week on
g their way homo from St. Johnsbury.-
q Miss Flora Pearl has returned to her
:. school in New Bedford. Mass.--William
Atwatcr was again called to his home in
: Wcsthc,d Mass on Monday by the scri-
/. Gus Illness of his father.-Bert Gauvin Is
+ on the sick list.-Dr. Page of Brookline.
Mass, is in town for a few days.-Miss
: Laura Burnham has returned to her
=, school in Everett Mass. V. Barton has
no EnlliDot1n bonSp Pearl
. street ana will this week take possession
n Of same
g ELMORE.
- Miss Clara Bliss of Calais was in town
. the last of this week-.E. H. ynan has
: some to Calais for the winter.-A. j.
SlaytCn spent last week in Barton.-Hor-
n alto Richardson has gone to his home in
|, Morrisvilc i'll with the grlp.--Mrs. Phebe
n Wolcott Is very i'll with pneumonia
BELVGDERE.
/. Mrs Mary Hemnway of Eden is spend
q ing a few days with Mrs. j. O. Thomas
n Arthur Kendall Miss Florence Start and
e Mrs. George Tillson are on the sick list.
e Mrs. Chauncey Tillison of Watervile
= visited hci daughter Mrs. James McCuIn
l. last woek.-Usual services in the Chris
e tian church next Sunday.
Il JEFFERsONvILLE.
The CresCondo club met with Mrs. Wash
burn Smith last Friday evening. The next
! meeting will be Jan. ~, with Mrs. W. D.
n Buchanan.-Thc following officers for tn,
Il sabbath school of the End Congregational
:. church have been elected for the ensuing
:. year: Miss Carrie +. Carroll, supcrinten-
o dent; Ira Powell, assistant superintendent
e i. G. Griswold, secretary and treasurer
It Miss Marion A. Page, librarian and Miss
o Marion Cornell, organist.-The name OF
e the street heading from Church to Rail.
Z Ioad sire vas never fully decided till
e recently. Master Ralph Hebb who first sug-
T. gestcd the name of Park street, circulated
a paper through the village obtaining y
: unanimous vote in favor of that name by
& which it will hereafter be known-Walter
|. Baird and William Atkins are sick viii
d la Grippe.-Ars. W. H. Grswold is i'm
= proving and Roy Morse is able to be out
l. again after an attack of la grippe
= j. NJ. Wilcox has purchased a building lot
(; on the corner OF Railroad and Park
T. streets intending to build "A dwelling house
/ next spring
r You can save money by buying vouI
s. shoes now az the Allen Shoe Co.'S. cut price
n shoe sale.
n STOWE.
f. r. Gale attended the meeting Of the
/ Dalrymens association at St. JohnSbury
a last week.-The school on Luce Hill has
= been closed on account of the appearance
!, of scarlet fever among the scholars Inc.
n Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
I Smith, is quite i'll with the disease.
r Elvira Gale has the whooping cough.
" A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs
al owen Smith by their friends on Wednes
g day evenins,-The Glee and Mandolin
o. clubs of the l.. V. NJ. will give an enter
tainment under the auspices of the Stowe
fs High school at Unity church on Friday
- January 10, commencing at 1880 p. m. The
W entertainments given by these clubs ar,
of a high order and are highly spoken Of
At wherever given.-January 9TH % gentle
"a men friends of G. L, Burt sat down tC
= such a dinner as only Mrs. Burt and hel
mother can prepare, tile occasion beinl
his birthday anniversary. The "centra
orb of the feast consisted of a thirty-twC
- pound turkey around which clustered
profusion of other good things on n Tx,
=, generous scale and it is safe to say tina
- these viands received their ample shar,
.. of attention. The company presented Mr.
-, Burt with an elegant Roman couch
~ Among those present from out of town
~, were O. ID. Matthews, L. w. Webster. G
= II. A. Stafford, w. F. Churchill from Nor
~ risvile, Don ID. Grout, NJ. D. II. d.
~ Brown, G. Il. Moody and r, f. Wallac,
Ia, Of Waterbury. O. q. Harris of Burling
Il, ton and from Stowe were G. r. Churchill
NJ II. T. Jenney, Vernon wilkins, c. l.. Nc
nj Mahon, NJ. c. Lovejoy, L. c. Moody, f
XII q. Burt j. j. Vearen, II. w. Barrows, NJ
+ ~, l.. A. Pike f. Il. Stafford, o. s. Smith
w. +. Benson, ii. q. Thomas, A. c. Stay
d. ton, A. II. Slayton, e. r. Hale and o. +
30 Luce, while letters of regret were receiV