Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-16
ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWBORN.

Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Blodgett are re-
ioicing over the arrival of daughter
born Oct 80 Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton is
also happy over the arrival of a son, born
Nov. ist.-John Wells has come from
ontario to stay with his brother. Arthur
Wells. The family of children were separ-
bted several years ago in England. They
all came to this country at different times
and at last have found each other
Clarence Baldwin, head clerk for Iarmcr
a. McDarmid. has closed his labors and
goes to burlington for the winter to learn
short hand.-N. l.. Foster was recently
kicked on the shoulder, which lays him
off for few days.-Harry West who mas
worked on the Richmond milk farm the
past year, has gone to England on visit
sailing Nov. Sth, from New York.-Waltcr
Trow of Washington. ID. c., is at work on
the Richmond milk farm.-MiSo Ada
Tower of Barton is visiting her uncle, n.
l.. Fostor.--lIon. c. "A. Prouty OF WASH
ington, u. c., has been in town recently.
S. $. Tinkham of Burlington visited at
N, l. Fosters recently.
j. $. Barr has closed his labors as book
keeper Of Carrck Bros, and accepted n
similar position with the True Il Blan-
chard Co.-Edson Hope has purchased tho
stock of groceries, etc, OF the Grocery
Fruit and Drug Co.. and will conduct the
business Mt the same stand.-Miss Ada
Tower of Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. llilard
Sylvester of Barton Landing AID :. ;.
Tinkham of Burlington visited at ~ l..
roster une poSt MceN, MI "i'u "
l'' -. 'oii naNe returheu lroih .ioil %
several weeks III barre.-Dr' anu WIS w.
will remain during the wlnter.-D. NJ.
Camp is moving into his new house. His
FORMER resluehCe VIII pe occupieu ny az
- i'iahcnaru'-tNeN' - H. brown VI VIZ
Hilstoli' oohlir mas "cc'Pt,u C"l' W -
coiu' paS'oi VI the n"p'.s' N',ni ",',
lrop II
Co"i'V"Veu ms seiNiCcS NV. -.
brooks mas s"lu OUT ms 'H'orliis nus ,,7
"t 81 JoilhSnury ana VIII ueVo't ms WHo''
unle 10 tHe interest," oi ms ouSllesa me-
"nch ne nouHnt Vi ,nc lt.e w, ~ Nm" ,, Iu.
~. r. west VINO nus Worheu On t'lV INN
ialIn Ior ~ H. "e,Is, nae svne w l'"s
i'nu Oh N'Sn', WI . r.iiN't" i''V
very sick' Ut beIl OF MontreaI, Spec'a,-
ISL mas peeh mere III counch WIN III. .;
H. .iats IN her oase.-1aih res Mason any, ,.'
y. ~ pI"ny nave re'u. neu lioi,l .i.u1 ''lp
W Co'oi"uo'-A' "a ".eNe,'S' ~ h'' ~.
the rou'M mouse mas cioseu ms iapoi . anu
gone, gone 10 boSton, "here ne mas poSie'o,n
iH'ol'I,''uS ulou' slar'S soo.i iol a ~ e
.n!pusH eNaS'-nr' WI aseu o.
i"Vne. VI nv r. t' wv" W ,.." -
loi vi the i'ptISt ciuiC'' le" uo"" 9'"''"
ieeei''iH an" oioh" MS mp
RARTON
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me ferclVai ruInlture Cotlip"nE noae
TOUR stories hign' Inns, Ill auu ~
the'r other pulidi''ss' S'nes room lor tno
cmploFmeht OF y" men ihey no" tli,,'oS
~. Inc feerlcss Mahuiactu ilhs Soil""y
more men. The tub factory employ 40
men, the most that any or 'he apoNe III ms
ever eHlPio!e u'- ne ou" pi'9 ~. ~
gave chicken PIE uihner at ,he Mtlnou,
Isl dining rooms last frluay anu c'eareu
s"'-lHe sho" was ei6,lt i'lonee up ou.. SUI.
Gay morning ana 'ne tnetinolhe'tr d. Helo
MONDAY mornlhs'-Ihe Lecture asSuV' atiO"
Prospectus Just out announces 'hP iol-
lo"Ns epterta'hfnenls' DeCeiiiuel l. -hai
CO. m"s'clah husioiaii' ei'iS,, 'diius.s 80,
,ieorEc henran' SUBJECT me oonNi i',
Mines vi SIBERIA 'af'uurS 80 CU'iC' ~
ftnette woman orches'ra' oaroiihe -
Nlchols' conductot reoruatS o. er'utv'
Ilol' 'onn ID. DeMotte' s"oJec',
city ana ClNllZatlUl fcoruaiy ~ lcc-
lure Dr. james iea'ey, supJecl' sunny
Slde OF Liie March 10. lecture, Eussel1
H. 'onwell' suh1ect' Inc Jolly Earth-
u'ke' W iWoinoig ~ "' C"iei',
MASS AT "ork on rairoau ste"H' shoNe,
lie mas rented ms farm LOT one year 10
A. NJ forter'-Bert owen Is CONSCIOUSLY
SICK with muscular rleuihaliSHi'-No Vi ~
men are putting Illuminated uilK' On me
village ciock'-'A woman .'erary rlup
mas pceh ors"tiHeu mere WIN me io,ioN
l'H oHncers' fresioeht, MISS Iua Mics
Nlce-PreSioeht, MIs' y. W. itn"eS le'Olu
ing secretary, MISS Mater MILES trcasui
err MISS 'Hrace cutting corresponding SCI
rotary. MISS Nettie Rahd' crluc' MISS
Grace Klchmohd'
WESTF1ELD.
! Mrs r. II. Wright has gone to visit her
daughters in Glen Sutton, CaHada, for a
few days.-Alba Crosby of Compton, cam
ada, visited his brother-in-law, John Wat
kins this week. He has purchased some
registered Holsteins for breeding purposes
of II. o. Miller.-lssac johnson of Troy,
has rented H. b. Hitchcock's tenement
NJ. Winslow Farman supplied the C%l-
gregational pulpit at Troy for two sun
days.-Rev. 5. w. Jenne or Troy preached
sunday in Nov.-F,dward and William
/ Remission have bought lumber lot or
w. h. GlipH, paying %5oo-Morrls Law
renee who has been boarding ut his aunt
Mrs. f.. ii. Hitchcock FOR several months
has gone to ms fathers in Willimantlc'
Comb. r. wright VINO mas neen danger
ously sick FOR several DAYS Is now gaming.
Miss Orce!la ATWOOD spent a rev days
recently with Mrs. Nelson Lawrett of
West Derby.-A. IL. Hoyt has been sick
nut Is now 1inproNihs.-Mlss Lena Gllpln
mas llnishen School III me Canmett DIS
trlct, west Newport ana MISS Ada Brown In
the primary department or the graded
School IN CoVehtry-About 70 OF the
lrietlds OF Wallace ana Ernest Glipln gave
tncin a surprise party last w edneSday