Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-07
ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.


riage drive through Vermont ard New
Hampshire.-C. f. Goodrich, whose sick
mess was mentioned last week, remains
seriously ill-Mrs. Jennie Randall and son
James and Miss Nellie Allen moved to
Barton last Monday, where James will en-
ter the academy.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Campbell and Miss Hattie Collins made a
Anderson has rented the large tenement
in the factory house to a Mr.. Smith Of
Jericho.-The village school commenced
last Monday with Miss Josephine Cass in
the higher department and Miss Rosa
Smith, primary Merrill Williams has ex-
changed his village property for the farm
owned by the late Ernest Randall, paying
difference Of eleven hundred dollars for
farm stock etc. Mr.. Williams has taken
possesson.-The Rev. d. l.. Evans has re-
turned from a six weeks vacation and
occupied his pulpit last Sunday.-Ai
Fisher has moved with his family to
W oodbury.-Mr. and Mrs. James Rob-
bins from Hubbardston. Mass, came to
town last week to remain for the present.
IL. F. Smith has rented his photograph
building, formerly occupied by j. H.
Smart, to Mr. Gilbert, who will carry on
the photograph and jewelry business
The Misses Lila and Floss Merrill Miss
Alice and Walter Chase went last week
to Morrisville and entered the academy.
ALBANY.
| Mrs Ellen Place and Miss Abby George
are sick. 1t is decided that Mrs. George
VIII have to go to the hospital.-Mr. \. b.
Sargent is sick.-Among Vecent visitors in
town are Mrs. Agnes Chafee from Mich
igan, Mrs. Julia Merrill Mrs. Ada Hallock
and son. Ira McClary and wife, Mrs Flora
Tenney from Massachusetts, Mrs Avis
(Wilcox) Stehbins and husband from Ne
braska and Mrs. A. B. Hopkinson OF Derby.
Rev. Joseph Goodrich and wife have re-
turned to Sheldon, Mass.-Mrs. Jennie San
ders has gone to Ma ssachusetts visitms.-
Rev. Homer Hildreth and family have
gone to New York for his vacation. He
will be absent three Sundays. The Chris
tian Endeavor meetings and the Sunday
school will be kept up during his absence.
WEsTFIELD.
Mr. d. S. Hitchcock is visiting in St.
,Iohnsbury. Mercereau and family
OF Union Springs, N Y, were the guests
OF Mrs. VIII Wright recently.-Martin
Lombard and family of Hartford, Conn.
are vsng his three sisters here.--Robert
Wright and wife are spending the week
at Sherbrooke, Canada.-Calvin Eastman
and family of Glen Sutton were the guests
of John Watkins last week.-Robert Will
son and ladies of Sutton Flats, Canada
are the guests of his mother-There will
be no service at the Methodist church
next Sunday, that people may go to Troy
to hear Rev. Dr. Green of Washington
Mrs Benjamin Vegneault and Miss Char
lotte Farrell visited at Joseph Goddard
last week.-M. Winslow Farman preached
at Charleston last Sunday.-Mrs. o. b
Laport and Miss Helen Squres OF Man
chester, n. H.. spent last week with their
sister
BARTON.
Miss Annie Denforth went to Saugus
Mass, Tuesday, where she Will teach
school.-Miss Isadore F'oss will teach the
village school at South Barton, Miss Grace
Elliott and Miss Vera Webster in Glover
Miss kitte Clough and Miss Annie
Wright, in Newport.-Miss Grace Small
who has been stopping for several weeks
at Joe Drew's, returned Monday to heI
home in York Village, Maine.-An ice
cream social was held at Eber Humph-
lreys last Friday evening-John Thomp.
son gave his entertainment, "Around the
World in so Minutes" at opera hall Sat.
urday evening.-The local ball team wa:
defeated here Saturday afternoon by the
club from Newport Centre, Ii to 2 II
Foster Of Derby Line was in the box fol
the visitors and was very effective New
port Centre also played an errorlcss game
while the Bartons gave wretched exh
bition Of fielding. lightning struck A
Trips barn Sunday. doing considerable
~
only tearing off a few shingles.-Misse!
Hattie Wilson and Ada Smith have finish
ed working at the Peerless and gone hom'
to Coaticook, p, Q.-Rev r. L. Sheaff re
turned last Friday from Skowhegan, Me,
where he has been spending a ten days
vacation.
GREENSBORO
Hiram w. Calderwood and Clarence
Woodbury. have their silos nearly com
peted,-Miss Carrie Spaulding has gon,
TO the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlng
ton to be treated--Herbert Hanson Gu
his thumb nearly off one day recently
while making a sheep poke.-As Edwar'
Gallagher was loading his steamer II
: Caspian Lake, where he had been usinl
, 4, to help find the drowned bodies, he brok
about ten feet off one end of it. 1t vii
? nearly ruin 1t