Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-18
SOUTH DUXBURY.

SOUTH DUXBURY.
b. A. Montgomery has sold his farm
to Dan Phillips. lie is TO give possession
by June LIST Mr.. Montgomery will move
on to his farm known as the Porched'
farm and will live thcre till fall. lie in
tends to go to Waterbury then to make
his home.-Mrs. Griffith of Waterbury,
who died very suddenly last 7sweek, was
buried in South DuX5ury cemetery on the
14th inst. Mrs. Griffith was a resident for
many years of this town but later went to
Waterbury to live with her daughter, Mrs.
j. c. Griggs. She leaves a large circle of
friends to mourn her loss. The following
officers were installed by Sunshine Lodge
of Good Templars recently: &. T., l.. 5.
Hills; p G. T.. Mrs g. NJ. Kellogg; V. C.
T, Mary Butler; chaplain, Mrs. Atkins;
marshal Roy Kellogg: D NJ, Mrs. &. Il.
Johnson, guard, Ernest Griffith; sentinel,
Gilbert Nelson; secretary. Wanna Butler;
assistant secretary. Mira. l. ). Hills;
financial secretary. A. T.. Butler. treas
urer 3. Il. johnson; :. J. L., Edith But
Ter, lodge department, t.. G. Atkins.
| WORCESTER.
/ frankie Buck, the 10 year old son of
Eugene Buck, died Thursday evening last.
/ The funeral was held on Saturday after
noon. Rev. j. Edward Wright of Mont
pelcr officiating. The children of the pub
lie schools and their teachers attended.
There was a large attendance of friends
and many beautiful floral tributes.-Ned
Harris has bought the Burnham Harris
place from the Martin brothers. ana will
move there soou.-Mrs George w. Dun
ham of Mortified visited her mother
Mrs Vail, part of last week.
A young man named Lacount
working for II. +. Blodgett is critically i'll.
Elton Taylor and wife of Barre and Guy
1t, .
Sunday In town.
WARREN.
The Odd Fellows of Warren will hold
their first annual ball at the Town hall
on the 10Th of May, with music by Gison's
orchestra.-Ma Senter of Montpelier
has been visiting in town for a few days
Fred NJ Long is going to Burlington
soon for observation-disclosures Mclaughlin
has just recovered from the mumps-
Moses Long, who has been at work for
Edward Elliott on his new barn. was tax
en- sick last Friday and was obliged to re-
turn hcme-Frank Town has purchased
the u. Dimick farm for $50 and has
moved on the same.-D. Dimck has pur-
chased the Perrin Padie place for $3.50
George Bragg and Will Minor finished
the carpenter work on Mrs Adelne Van
dusen's house last week.-W. Y. McAllistet
has corn in his garden four inches high
Edwin Cardell, who has been sick for a
long time. is no better-Mrs. George Blake
remains about the same.-Joseph Ed
ridge and family of Randolph have beer
visiting at James McLaughln's the pas,
week.
NORTH DUXBURY.
A. w Davis returned from Texas Tues
day and resumed his duties at Elliot's
mills. Mr.. Davis reported very plea
SAINT "trip and is much pleased with tho
State of Texas.-Mrs. O. w. Hills is NJ
bctter-The water is getting very low
in the streams.
PLAINFIELD.
Mrs. Florine Austin has leased her house
to Mr.. Bulkley.-Arthur Batchelder is &c
freight the butter of the North Montpelier
creamery this summer. The patrons re-
ceiVed Is cents per pound for April butter
H. Il. Cutler has sold his span of pac.
ers to DR. Chandler of Montpelier, and a
chestnut horse to Charles Ferrin of the
same clty.-Mertie Gallup goes to Goddard
Seminary to take lessons in painting
Joseph Bartlett. the road commissioner
began work on High street last Thursday
IL. s. Laird is making repairs in the
Pleasant View house.-Paul Cutler
youngest son of Clinton Cutler, still re.
mains in dangerous condition, having w
phoid fever and pneumonia and Mrs
w. II. II. Mears of Marshfied were II
town on Sunday.-Mrs. Blanche Towns
bend and mother are visiting in Canada. -
Fred Bruffee's youngest daughter is quit,
i'll with pneumonia.