Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-16
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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Enosburgh on Friday. They are to occupy
Mr.. Hale's tenement on the "Raceaway' /
the coming year--Nearly 1OOO,WD feet or
/ lumber has already been drawn to the
mill yard.-A paper Is in circulation for
the assistance of Leon Edwards, who was
hjurcd several weeks ago, and has been
unable to work since.--Goorgc Prior moves
this spring to Jericho. He has occupied
the John Gushing farm for two years,
Which MIR. Gushing is to care for himself
the coming year.-Snow has fallen to the
depth Of about 10 iuCheS.--'The mail train
was 2la hours late on Tuesday morning
ON account of the snow.-Arthur Fleming
is i'll with typhoid fever.-Mr. s. \. Hale
had the misfortune to fail on a wet floor
on Monday striking his ear in such a man
ner as to tear the upper portion from his
head. 1t was dressed by Or w. S. Nay
Simeon Palmer and family are to moe
into the house with his son, William Pal
mcr as soon as warm Wc5Uher comes
Mrs. G. l.. Graves has rented her farm
to Scott 1rish.-Roy Day is at work Tor
Elmer Irish.-A daughter was born last
week to Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Russin.-
y brother of G. i. Ayers from New or
leans is visiting him.-'The Sunnyside
Camp Association met with T.. S. Whit
comb last week on Tuesday evening and
with r. G. Hawey this week on Mondav
cVcning.-Denison Monroe died last We'd
nesday nght.-Frank Barrett is moving
back to his farm.-Mrs. Eugene Davis of
West Bolton died last Wednesday of pnctl-
monia.-Charles T.. Metcalf and Miss Anna
Atchnsou were married last week TUes-
day. a reception was given them at tho
home Of Levi T. Mctcalf, father of the
croom.-,J. J. Monahan was at Montpelier
last week arguing a case before the Su-
prcmc Court.-SerViCes We're held at St
Thomas church Wednesday morning, it
being Ash Wednesday the first day i'm
lent. Devotional exercises VIII be held
every Friday evening during the Lentcn
season.
JERICHO.
Miss Mara MacGibbon closed her school
at North Willston last Friday and re-
turned home.-Miss Helen Rood went
Wednesday to Swanton, where she has Il
position as compositor in A. -. Bradforas
printing ofiice.-trank PcriSo is working
for Harlow percival--Rev Evan Thomas
of Essex Junction preached at the con-
gregational church last Sunday.-The Bur
hngton high school Banjo and Mandolin
club will give Il concert at Academy hall
March 3.-'rhere will be public services at
the Congregational church Friday after
noon under the auspices of the w. G. II.
I. and in tho evening a lecture will he
given by Rev. q. W. Morrow, State SUI
pcrintordent Of the Anti-Saloon Lcague..-
Miss Maud Rood. telegraph operator at
Sheldon Junction spent Sunday in town
Simon Bullock Of " inoosk was in town
Sunday.
N11NGTON.
Mrs A. ~ ShermYn has been very sick
for the last two weeks, tut is improving
Mrs. F.. D. Fuller is rccovcring.-Thc Far
m"rs' club meeting will he held at Ran
som Robnson's Feb. 2i-Mr. r. c. bald-
ing was called home to- care for nor moth
or, Mrs. Guy Bicifcrd.-MrS. ~ NJ. Cas-
wei is slowly improving.-M NY Wyman
I'll,
she has been visiting.-Newton Tomlinson
and daughter Mrs. f.. Davis, were in
town last week.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. NJ l.. Mobbs of Mcrctown is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. c. \.
Bakcr-Orrin Grace Is better and is back
in his storc--School in the Gore district
closed Friday, Annie Mack te@chcr-iI.
q. Gorton is very sick again with bowel
trCuhle.-Chester Ross and family are 81 X
with the ;;lip.-i1enry Wrichts children
have the mraslas.-The infant son Of John
Wright is in a critical condition with
pneumonia Mrs. Sylvia Halloch is visit
ing her sister Mrs jerome Sweet in
Monkton
CHARLOTTE.
Miss Marie ana Paul Gulick and Mary
Yale of Burlington High school and Mss
Ruth Prndle of the Burlington School of
Music We're in town Saturday to attend
the annual fellowship meeting of the Con
gregatiOnal church and remained over
Sunday.
/ Mrs. Charles Reese of Middlebury was
called to town last week by the serious i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. Frank Smith
| Miss Louisa Lewis and friend of Burning
ton. spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
I--George y. Footc has commenced moving
| into the late Mrs. Hazards place, at the
] t,l..
a very successful term of school on Nut
| ton Hin last SATURDAY.
| ,o,, .
r'o MILL w.
Ernest Warner and Nellie Mcars of ST.
! Alhans spcnt last sunday Asa Ncurs'.-
| A DAUGHTER was born TO Mr.. ana Mrs Will
liam (ionycau. Feb. 6th.-Nr ana Mrs
Chase snant Monday in WcstforI MIR.
= l. Costello has nearly r4covored from
| her recent ilIness.-Schooi closes mis-
week. Mr.. Parker has given excellent
satisfaction as a teacher-F f. Rllke has
| b.on confined ia the house the naet two
weeks with the grin
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