Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-04

is engaged for the school in Putnamsvile
this term.-Nlss Agnes Wilson has the
school in the Hawkins district, Calais.
where she taught last term.-There was a
slight fire at George Flsk's on Friday last
Fortunately it was discovered before
much damage had been done except to one
side of the roof which will require now
coat of shingles.-MIrs. Mary Carr, widow
Of the late jeremiah Carr, died at her
home near Ladd's mill on Friday last The
funeral was on Saturday from the COnsre-
gational church, Rev. William Water Of
floating. assisted by Revs. Carpenter and
Wedgeworth lnterment was at the Lewis
cemetery.-C. NJ. Ladd is pulling down the
old Capt. Richardson house and intends
replacing 1t with more modern structure.
Miss Flora Kelly has charge Of the up
per room OF our corner school and Miss
Agnes Whitehead of Barre the lower
room.-An eight-pound girl baby was born
to Orrin Richardson and wife on Thurs
day evening last
CALAIS
NJ C. KINGSTON has sold his farm to his
son Leon.-W. l.. Pierce was in Boston
| recently.-A. F. Jack is moving to his
uncle John Ausworth's.-Dr. +. j. Gale
is 10 move into the house vacated by Mr..
Jack.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
sermon last Sunday. He goes to st. Johns
bury this week for brief visit, and will
be at Waitsfield next Sunday.-Bertha
Blake Is working at the hotel at the Cen
:re.-Mrs. Lee Cioodell and son Harvey OF
Eardwic, were IN town over sunday.
FAYSTON
Tra SUGAR houen bo'arI!nr % Hovla. d
russcl VS. buin,d Il II WeeE rue>d y
norning with al the sap tubs, about 30.
it,, Il.
Eoyoe of Shorburne, formerly of this
town, was instantly killed in the Kirk
Vile Mo, cyclone April III. b. Thomp-
SON is badly afflicted with carbuncles on
his hand
PLAINFIELD.
Schools began on Monday with the fol-
lowing teachers; Village, grammar depart
ment Carol White; intermediate. Julia
Fisher of Cabot: primary, Alice Lazellci
East Hill. Ola Buxton Centre, Mary
CarletoN Of Barre; South district. Miss
Chamberlin of Washington. The schools
IN districts Nos. and have been discon-
: tlnued, the pupils being conveyed 10 tho
! Village.-Alce Martin went TO South
Woodbury. on Saturday, where she IL u
, teach the cCmig year.-Little Paul Cutler
Is quite i'll with typhoid fever and MISS
Marion, his sister, is staying with Mrs
, W II. II. Mears, her aunt, of Marshfield
1
Barre and is at O. l.. Martins, where she
+ IS to remain for the summer.-Miss Jessie
Kent of Montpelier visited in town Fri!
, day and Saturday.-LeT Bartlette has
? moved into the upper tenement of Free
Ierrin's house on High street and Wesley
Gray into the lower,-Rev. A. l. Cooper
and family have gone to Randolph, where
I he has bought residence and will retire
from pastoral duties. His place is ALLIED
: by Rev. Mr.. Clark of st. Johnsbury.-
John Ryan went to market with stock o.
Monday and Clinton Cutler sent cal
load of sheep.
WARREN
Mrs. George Blake Is still in very poo
r hoalth.-Miss Mary Gleason is ill.-Rev
: T.. s. Fiske of Montpelier was In town las
y week.-The property OF the late Hiram
. Pierce was sold at public auction las
4 week.-Frank Hartshorn md wife hav
: been working for John Mobus this spring
:, NORTH FAYSTON
, Harley. son of Byron Marble, Is siol
/ with bronchitis.-Miss Blanche Smith 1
: confined to the house with German meas
q les.--Floyd Ingalls, crushed the second An
ger of his left hand recently so that it ma,
N have to be amputated.-Mrs.A Alma Brig
l., ham has returned to her home In Wexford
;, Mch.-The schools are to begin May
having been delayed a week on account o
the whooping cough-The infant daughte
of MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Griffin died Apr
- q of the whooping cough.