Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28

'''''i pbtltlN fT1uHy u. III. IL WAS NOttu
10 buy or build paCsonage.-Mast
cecil Foster received n bad cut on his
wrist Saturday.-E. c. Morse moves to Is
land Pond this week. and commences his
ahors as customs officer next Monday
w. r. Morse has been elected as clerk of
school board in his place. The vacancy
IN school board not yet having been filled
by sclcctmcn.-Mip II. G.. Williams has
gone to Boston on visit to her sisters
j.. c. Lance and family have gone to New
York city on the excursion.-lI. G. Shurt-
LEFT. esq, of Montpelier visited Il. G. Morse
over Sunday.-T'he w. g. r. L. lecture on
sunday evening was very well attended
and apprcciatcd.-Thc harvest supper by
the Good Tcrnpars netted $500. Flora.
nd vegetable displays were very good
F. Il. Cote has sold his farm.
wAITsTIELD
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Savage of Water
bury visited friends in town Saturday and
Sunday.-H. N. Bushnell has gone to iIud-
son, n. Y, for a few weeks visit.-Mr.
Walter T.. Jones of Waitsfeld and Miss
Jessica NJ. Baker of st. Johnsbufy were
married at st. Johnsbury on Tuesday,
Sept &c. A. Reed of Medford Mass,
Is spending a few days In town.-A large
number from this vicinity attended the
Dog River Valley Fair at Mortified last
Wednesday and Thursday.-Parker Cady
returned home to Pawtucket, r. l., last
Friday, his father, II. p. Cady being very
much improved.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Mrs. A. p. Bailey died very suddenly on
September IS. The funeral services were
held at the church, Rev. Mr. Mcpherson
ofhciating.-Mrs Byron Pierce, who has
been III for IL long time is now very low
Mrs. Lucinda Vaughn of Hyde Park is
caring for her sister Mrs. Pierce.
EAST MONTPELIER.
|, Mrs. Minnie Hoadley has gone to New
Ramps ire.-Lyle Young Is again attend
Ing the Union school in Naturalization
Mcknight is attending the seminary in
Barre.-Miss Mary Foster has gone to tho
Heaton hospital in training for nurse
Miss Alice Foster is teaching music to n
class Of pupils at home.-Mrs. Gladding
OF Barre has been spending few days
r with relatives here.-Miss Mary Bassett
; has moved to Barre to spend the winter
, with friends there.-Mr. +. p. Mcknight
has moved from Montpelier back to his
old farm. His daughter, Helen, is teach
ing school in district No. 5.--The selectmen
were out Saturday looking over the pro-
posed road
WORCESTER.
Rev. william Water is attending the
nEregational international council i'm
Boston. There was no service in the Con-
gregationa church on Sunday last.--The
ball game between picked mines OF Calais
and Worcester on Saturday last was quite
interesting. The visitors worked hard. but
, were mot in It," The result was 20 to
in favoc of Worcester. A return game is
10 he played in Calais next Saturday
Henry L. Abbott of MontveIier was in
town over Sunday.-H. p. Blodgett has
lost several sheep, killed by dogs recently.
officer Dugar is out with his gun.-A. A.
Emery has advertised to sell his farm
stock. teams, tools, etc. and will move to
MOntDelier in the near future,
FAYsTON.
Mrs. Ann Mcintosh has returned to her
homo in Waterbury. John Small and ST.
mon Livingston have gone to Canada on
u business and pleasure trip.-Iienry
Smith had a narrow escape from serious
accident AS he was going down a steep
hill with an ensiage cutter. the neck
yoke broke, letting the load on to the
hotses. One horse was thrown down and
over the wagon tongue, but there was no
further damage done-Miss Kate Mckay
has returned to her home in New York
city.
MORETOWN
Miss Elda Reynolds of Georgia is at
work al j. w. Taylor s.-Several from this
place attended the fair at Mortified last
week.-Mrs.. l.. S. Pierce anrd daughter,
Florence, are visiting in New Hampshire.
Fred NJ. Goss and Miss Katie Goss,
po'h Oh inns piace' were uhlteu IN mar
lay d, tns Ne'nouisl Pa' Soiase py heN.
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to mourn his loss-Miss Josie +. Griffith
celebrated her nth birthday Monday even
ING september 49, by ihVltlng her TRENDS
10 W. IL. thlio 8, "nere the evening was
! sIent IN music ana dancing several
presents besides a sun, OF money were leIt
as tokens Oh remembrance
MlDDLESEX.
Fred winn bas gone to vy,rdsor to Ia
absent savoroi weeIs YpatricL pandoa
had the misfortune Tuesday of last week
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