Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-12

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number were prcscnt.-'Thc Literary Cir
Gle met at the home of Mrs. W. II. Vim
cent last week to resume their work fos'
the coming munths.--Mrs. Lanphcr will
entertain the Ladies' Missionary society
on Wednesday afternoon, this week.
Toward A. Royce is here on a visit to his
mother Mrs. Eliza Royce. after an alb
scnce Of eleven years, during which time
he has been actively engaged in business
at KitWiu. Kansas.--Thc Cornet band viii
uarticipatn in the parade at Montpelier
this wcck.-Allss Alice Warren expect d
to leave home this week for New York
city, where she will pursue her studies in
vocal culture with Miss Nora Green on
Fifth avenue.
NORTH FERRlSBC RGtL
Miss Emma Moore of Shelburno is
spending a few days with Miss Mamie
Mallory.-Lieut Mcdad Martin cr Wash
ington, u. c.. is in town.--Several of the
young friends of Mr.. and Mrs Fred flar-
rinGton gave them a surprise party at
their home last Thursday evening, it he
ing their list wedding aunivmsarN.-The
Ladies' Aid society will mold it's meeting
at the home of Mes. Pari" Emo on We'd
ucsday afternoon.-Mis Mamie Ambrose
of Portsmouth. ~ H., is at home on
short vacaton.--Dr. LirSlcy Of Bristol
spent Sunday at j. NJ. Appleman's.-M
Rosie Jennings and Miss Agnes Muncite
of Bristol spent Sunday j" town
PANTON.
Mrs. Eric Trask returned to her home
in Worcester. Mass. Friday evening
She was accompanied by Mrs. Della
lIoYt Of Sholburnc was n
town on Sunday.-Miss SpluldinE Of Ma
lone. ~ y, is visiting at Benjamin AL
lcn's-Mrs Wealthy Hoyt is visiting at
George Smiths in the east part of the
town.
WHITING.
Harrison Roberts of Castlcton called on
his sister Mrs c. +. Church Sunday on
his way home from Saratoga. His son,
Glen, is much better and returned home
by rail SaturdaN.-C g. Hubbard went TO
Granville with onions Monday.
LEICESTER JUNCTION.
8Ox4o foot barn belonging to Ed
ward Caualia took fire early Friday
evening from some unknown cause and
totally destroyed together with one COW,
10 tons of hay. all his corn, farming tools,
etc There was a small insurance on the
property.
Miss Jessie Collins was at home the last
of the woek-R ID. Necdham went into
New York State or a visit last week.
CLAYTON Mills of Pittsforl visited at Ed
W
and Mrs james Warner of Crown Point,
y. y. wee, the guests Of Mir. ana Mrs.
Mason last week.-Mrs.. james Wilson re-
turned her. last week from her visit
through tn" summer at her parents
home in West Virginia. The went on Sat
urdcy to her husband in Clarcmont, \. II.
WHYBRIDGE.
Ralph Sturtcvant of Swanton and John
Hayes of Philadelphia called on friends
in town last wcck.-MiSs Emma BaldbridSe
has gone to Plattshurgh, y. Y, for a few
months staY.-E. Elliott has rented and
moved into Warren Kingslands place
The Reading Circle meets this week with
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. l.. Thompson and will
take up the work of Mrs. Dorr.-Thc dele
gates from the Methodist Sunday school TO
the county convention are: W. c. Sturte-
want and Miss Mary Sturtevant.-Com
muuion services will he held at the Meth
Odist church next sunday morning, Rev
Mr. Dean of Middlebury will assist the
astor.The Epworth League will give
musical entertainment at the town hall
Friday evening, Oct. %
ADDISON.
There will bea 5ocable at the parsonage
Friday evening. Oct. 20th.-The soCiablo at
the church last Friday night was a grand
SUCCESS. Mrs G. l.. Seeger is sick.-D. r.
Brown returned to his home in Chicago
the 9Th inst.-The Ladies' Aid society Will
meet with Miss Alice Hayward oct. 2C.h
Mrs, G. II. Marshall and daughter Clari-
bel are in Massachusetts visiting friends
Mrs. Manda Allen died in st. Paul, Mimi
oct. Fh.The remains will be brought to
Addison for burial. She sister Of
Mrs. Miranda Wilmarth of this place.
RICHVILI4E.
Mrs John Robins of Hague. y. Y, who
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