Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14

Henry of the Queen City was the guest of
her brother. Thomas Henry over Sunday
John MCkanna of the queen City is in
town for few days stay.-Amos Max
ham and Mrs. Abbie Markham were united
in marriage at the Methodist parsonage
last saturday evening by the Rev l.. A.
Bigeow, and arc ready to receive the
congratulations of their frcnds-The fun
cral OF Mrs. Katharine Boyle was held
from st. Ambrose church, Tuesday morn
ing. Rev Father Coffee assisted by other
Iclergymcn ofiCiated The body was taken
to Gloucester, Mass, for burial.
An effort is being made here to organize
n village Improvement society, and a meet
ing is called in the rooms of the Library
association Monday afternoon Sept. E-
+. w Noyes and wife are at home from a
stay Of several weeks at Long POin;,-Mrs
W. w. Currier and son, who have bean at
d. X Johnsons for several weeks, have
returned to their home in Sunapee, n. H.
The Bristol base ball nino have an invi-
tation to play the Richmond team at Rich
mond next Tuesday Mrs. Newell Cli:ford
has moved hes household goods to Essex
JunCtiOn-A lively runaway happened on
Main street Wednesday morning. A horse
owned by Fred PartCh of New Haven,
broke away from in front of the South
Side drug store. ran out Vast street, COL
lided with tree near col. Dunshee's
sma shng the carriage and turning up in
q. T.. Growers stable yard. MIR. and Mrs
@. +. Grover have been visiting relatives
in Waterbury the past week.
sTARKsBORO.
The G. c. c. and Ladies' Aid went to
Hlncsnurgh Pond Wednesday for picnic
A son was born to Mr.. ard Mrs. Guy
Bushnell. Wednesday cveninE.-C. Nc
Cclltn and W. Bushnell of Boston are
visiting Rev. c. w. Russell.-Several from
town attended the funeral of Mrs.
Harry Ross at Huntingtou.-The c. C. c.
meets with Mrs. Fred Brown Thursday
aftcrnoon.-tloraco Tomlinson and family
of Huntington visited his sister, Mrs.
Maxicld, SaturdHN.-D. G. Barber of Bur
lington was in town Saturday VIII
/ Briggs spent Sunday with her grand
mother in Bristol.-Stcvcn Hanson is ser-
ously Ill.
RICHVILLE.
Mrs Hattie Waite was called to John
son last week or account of the severe
illness Of her brother, DR.. Waite.--Jamcs
Baldwin and wife recently visited their
daughter Mrs. Phllion, in Brooksvillo go
Miss Kendall of Middebury commenced
So hool Monday.-Annie Bissrll has re-
turned TO her school in Barre.--Dr. Cut
Ter and wife of Petersboro y. H.. have
been visiting At f. n. Bisselrs.
NORTH FERRISBURGH.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold It's
meeting at the home of Mrs Il. c. Mar
settle on Wednesday afternoon. .-- Miss
Sadie Allen left Saturday for North
Adams, Mass, to resume her duties as
teacher in the kindergarten.-Mrs Calcf
Harrington left Monday for Hardwicl,
| Mass, TO visit her father, Charles Palmer.
Miss Anna Allen returned to Fultan,
Missouri on Monday last WHERE she has
position as teacher in a deaf and dumb
institute.-Mrs. Charles Wheeler and
nephew. Charles Wheeler, who have been
visiting relatives in town for the past
week. have gone to New York. The w
c. T. L. will meet at the home Of Mis-
Esther Newell on Friday aftemoon.--Mrs.
Medad Martin and sons, who have been
camping at Thompsons Point for the
past month, have broken camp and lc-
turned to Edward Folsom's
WEYBRIDGE.
Clyde Fisko has returned TO Saxton's
River.-The pulp mill school commenced
this week and is taught by Miss Katie
Malone of Hydcville The funeral services
! OF Daniel Wright We're held at his late
! home ON Tuesday afternoon of last week
and were conducted by Rev II. A. Big
Glow of Bristol assisted by Rev Y. A.
Carlson, pastor of the Congregational
church, The intermcnt was At MapIe
Grove cemotery.-Mrs. Lora Blair from
Dakota has lately been the guest If Nr
| and Mrs. w. J. Newton.-Cameron
Sprigs is travelling this week with J. p
Brittell.-The Cotton library is now opon
to the public and contains fine assort-
ment of books.
one of the prctticct weddings held in
Wcybridge for many days took place at
the Congregational church on September
IL at O'Clock p m, when Miss Rhodl
McMUrtrY became the wife of Mr.. charles
S. James The ceremony was performed
by Rev 7. A. Carlson. pastor of the Con-
I ti11a Il oh
ace James of Colfax. Washington. The
service with ring was used. Both parties
reside In Weybridgc and are highly re-
spected. The groom is a young man who
has already been honored by the town and
Is large and prosperous farmer.
+ The bride is one of the ;avorites Of "A
large circle of young ladies in this and adj
joining towns. The wedding march from
LohenSrin's was played by Mrs. Charles
20. Harvey, sister of the groom. The
bride was prettily gowned in a blue trav-
olling suit. She carried white roses TIE
bride was attended by Miss Eva Parish
OF brdport as maid of honor. Mr.. { 'rl
Wolcott of Bridport acted as best man.
The church was tastefully trimmed with
evergreen and flowers. the bride and
groom standing under a beautiful wedding
bell.
! The ushors were George -. Payne of
Bridport, Horace Payne of Cornwall, Hem
Murtry of WeybridGe Mr.. and Mrs
James left on the evening train north for
a short wedding trip. They will he at
home after October at Mr.. James pleas
ant home in the south part of the town.
Many valuable and useful presents were
received The well wishes for the future
of Mr., and Mrs. James were numerous and
sincere.
Among these from out of town were
Rev. Horace James of ColfaX of Washing
ton. brother of the groom, Mrs. j. b. At
klns OF Grinrel Iowa, and Mrs. e. S.
ioWland of Corinth, sisters of the groom
Rev. Ms. Farwcl Of Blackngton, Mass
an uncle of the bride, Theodore NJ. Iav-
ward of Lee. Mass, II. E. Kellogg of Had
icy Mass, and many friends from ad-
joining towns.
LINCOLN.
! Rev. Mr.. Anslow, the Methodist minis
ter Of this town, died Monday norniug,
after an illness of only 80 hours of acute
Pright'S disease. Mr.. Anslow ATTENDED the
Saturday afternoon services cf the Chris
tian conference at the Union church and
while on his way home was seized with
IA pain in his head, He grew worse
through the night, at four O'ciock Satur-
day morning he became unconscious and
romained so until Monday morning. when
ne passed away. He came to this place
from North Hudson, n. Y, last May and
during his short stay made many friends.