Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

MIS-. tnarlcS CuinpDcll OF Barre Is VISIT
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. cara Girls
void.
Miss Maud Booth and Mrs. Lydia At
Crimson were at home from the Randolph
Normal school last week.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Read president of the w. G.
r. t. spoke at a union meeting held a.
the Methodist church Sunday evening.
Carroll Sweeney, a former Morrlsvillc
boy, came to town Friday evening. Mr.
Sweeney has but recently come from Cuia
whore he has been doing service for Uncle
Sam.
Mrs. Helen Huse started Tuesday morn
ing for Springfield, Mass, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Dana.
The funeral services of Mr. II. =.
Miner were held at the Methodist church
Tuesday at / p. m.
JEFFERSONVILIE.
Snow began to fall early Monday morn
ing, and enough fell to make good sleigh
ing, which people are improving. Fred
Fullingtcn, A. c. Griswold and A. w. Ed
wards, who werc chosen petit jurors left
last Tuesday incoming to attend the La
noble County Court now in session at
Hyde ParlI.-Thomas Libby from Massa-
rhusetts recently called on friends here
several from here attended the Masonic
district meeting at Morrisvillo held Tues
day Dec. 5.-The schools in town com
monced Monday. j. +. Su1tevant of
Hiuesbureh teaches the high school, Miss
Sadie Morris the intermediate ana Miss
Nina Sccley the primary department.
Miss Eftla Butler, Miss Jessie Buker, Miss
Myrtle Shattuck, Guy Narnum Henry
Hawley and Charles Raymore are attend
ing tho Peoples Academy at Mofrsville,-
Miss Elsie DiCkinS N end Miss Anna Car
penter are attending the State normal
srh ool at Johnson.-Frank Hcminway and
Miss Jennie Sccley were married Nov. 20
I,tf1r
Miss Dotie Potter from Belvidere, who is
attending school here. boards with Mrs.
w. H. Griswold Others who are attend
ing school from out Of the village are Mis-
Hcssie Hebb Miss Blanche Edwards, Miss
Stella F'ullngton, Miss Nellie Prior and
Miss Sara Edwards.-Mrs. Ezra Seeley
and family were called to Cadys Falls
last Tuesday to attend the funeral OF Her
bert Miner, whose sudden death occurred
ut Johnson last Friday. He formerly TO-
sided here nd was we'll and favOrably
known in this vicinity.
WOLCOTT.
Mrs. Nellie Whcclock is i'll with heart
and nerve difficu'ty-Mr. and Mrs. g. NJ
Wood have been visiting Mss. Wood $
sister the past week in Hanover. ~ II.
Miss Jessie Currier cared for their home
duties during their ahsence.-rte dance
at the town hall on Dee. 1s' proved
EltdL SutCCSS. 1 mere was Il EllSt uLtSllt-
anco supper was served at D. y. Mor-
gan's. All report very coed tme.h.
G. Crane and wife of Hyde Park were at
Or. Naleau's Thanks giving day.-Mrs o.
a. Batchclder and Miss Blanche Drown
Of Hardwick recently visited at II. l..
Wheelock' s.-II. e. Wheelock and wife
spent Thanksgiving in Morristown with
Mrs. Wheelock's parcnts.-Wnl Eastman
is working in the blacksmith shop for
Forte & Hebert and w. A. McKinstrY in
the wheelwright shop for Mr.. Wheelock
HYDE PARK.
At the special village meeting held Sat
urday evening it was voted to extend the
limits of the village corporation so as to
take in L. w. Minors farm
Mrs. f. p. True traded her home place
Saturday en- Church street fer a place re
Gently vacated by Mrs. Ella Grimes.
Melvin G. Morse. who has been in Bates
& Mays law office at St. Johnsbury for
some months has rented the Office form
ery occupied by r. W. Hulburd and will
establish law office there.
Miss Alice Goddard returned Monday
from weeks stay in Enosburgh Falls.
Miss Matte Kimball, vino has had slow
consumption for some years died Sunday
evening.
Ferdinand Gauthier and Fred Gauthier
went to Blackstone, Mass, Friday to see
their brother Antoine, who was critically
ILL.,
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CORPS of teachers. The number in attend
ance VIII oe ABOUT the same as 'He lail
term.
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