Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-20

place running out toward the asylum
grounds and erect three new tenement
houses thereon
II. G. Whitchill Is confined to the house
with the grip,
The cards aSc out announcing the mar
riago of FCcd lladley and Miss Alice
Luce The ceremony will take place
Thursday.
Miss Grandy of Burlington. who has
been spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs Henry Coburne returned home yes
terday.
Miss Loomis Loavitt of Bethel visited
friends in town yesterday.
Mrs Edgar Durant. who has been
spending a few days with her parents
Mr.. aud Mrs Landt returned to her homo
in Lowell, yesterday.
The Ilypatia club will meet Friday af-
toSnon with Ms. W. V. Bryan.
r. G. Luce Is i'm Boston for few days
on business
Tho Young Peoples Literary club will
meet Saturday evening with Miss Flor
encc Morse
Tho iuiat Dry degree will be conferred on
a candidate Mt the |. O. O. T., lodge next
Tuesday evening. A fun attendance of
members is Desired
Harry Stckney, who has been spending
several days with his sister, Mrs. j. G.
Fosrar at tho Waterbury Hotel returned
to West Berlin yesterday Miss Hattie
Stckney will remain few days Longer.
WAfTSFIELD.
Mrs. Il. j. Stockwell is gaining.-George
Waihridge is reported more comfortable
Joseph Tredo's child is still very Sick
t. La Belle went to Barre Friday.
ROXBURY.
Claude Roys was in Montpelier on bust.
ness last week.-Mrs.. Frank Mann has so
far recovered from her recon: ulncss IS
ride
turned from Boston.-About 70 If the rela-
/ tiVes and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. William
s. circuit met at their hospitable home
TUESDAY afternoon, April IS, to celebrate
their golden wedding. Remarks WEI
made by Rev. Mr. Henderson. Mr. Samuel
Richardson, Leander Ellis, II. q. Ellis
and William Brigham, wishing the aged
couple many happy returns of the day.
Mr.. circuit feelingly responded. Th Sc
from out of town were Mrs. Al Clark and
daughters Lora, Jetta and Bernice, Mrs.
Alton Hubbard, Mrs. James Morse, Miss
Mary circuit, Mrs. Charles E1gerton Mis-.
Jennie Wiley. This is the third golden
wedding celebrated in town IN the last
three years.-Joseph Howe has moved
back to town. He has stored lis goods
in Mrs. Orame Richardson's house fer
the present Mr.. Howe will run tho
creamery this summer.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Rev. Mr.. Wells Of Hardwlck supplied
the pulpit last Sunday.-Rev. William
Ganley offciated at the funeral of Marion
Gray, who was drowned at East Calais
in the mill stream, late in the afternoon
of Thursday. April 49, She was ~ girl of
nine years, and lived in the home of
Clarence Dwinell.
MORETOWN
w. J. Royce returned home from the
West Saturday where he has been at
work.-Mrs. N. II. FalSar has returned
TO her home in Montpelier afteG spending
a week with her mother. Mrs. A. G. Child,
who has been ill., but is now recovering
Mrs. NJ. II. Griffith is suffering from an
attack Of the manifestations on the
Common and in the village begin Monday,
April "a, with Miss NJ. j. Folsom as teach
CT on the Common and Misses Sarah
Thompson and Lulie Jones as teachers in
the village.
MIDDLESEX.
Rev. George Wells closed mis- labors hero
last Sunday and has returned hnme.--J.
II. Daniels has so far recovered a, to bc
able to go down to the store. luIte n
number of the neighbors enioyci ii line
time at the sugar party in Michael HUI
hcrts bush Tuesday afterno Walter
Scott, with two friends from MIntDe Ter,
visited his mother over SuGd3y-Mr.
Buck is no better, and very little hopes
are entertained.
PLAINFIELD.
G. +. Woodward. Jr., and family have
moved to Montpelier where Mr.. Wood
ward Will continue his law business
Gardner Spencer intends to move his
family to St. Johnsbury.-Carl Foss has
go,le to Waterbury to accept "A position as
head clerk at the post ofcc.-The Ep-
worth League and Ladies' Aid gave n
hutternut crack and social in the Metho-
dist vestry last Thursday evening.