Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-23

Miss Luna Atkins has returned to her
school at Waitsfcld.-Th creamery paid
its patrons % cents rcr pound for October
butter or 2L1 cents on the fa%t.-Singing'
schools will next Friday even
ing under the direction of =. T.. Dudley
of Moutpelier.-F. H.. Lance and son Jo-
seph went 90 Boston Mouday.-Mis. Josie
Lance is lble to he III her shop.-Rev. Mr..
billiard Of fIardwiCk, who has been call
ed TO the pastorate of the congregational
church will move his family into the par
sonage next week and begin his pastor
ate the FIRST sunday In December. Mr..
fIilliard IL an able and interesting speak,
cr-J. II. Durlnt has offered the town a
gift Of $1,000 toward the erection Of a grad
ed school building between Cabot and
Lower Cabpt.-Thc family of A. I. Wade
ave been ~qnarantined against diphtherin,
their l3months-old sen ha wing died with
1T on Nov. II. The rest are doirg well.
huti-toXiue has been used.-Mrs. S. j
Morse and w. u. Morse visited relatives
in Charles:own, n. H., last week.-Mrs..
u. s. Han died on Thursday. Nov. II, from
the effects of gall stones. A husband and
three sons survive her. They have the
sympathy IF the town in their loss.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Morton
McKinstry Wednesday afternoon and
evcuing.-Ellsworth Tebbetts was severe
" burned last Saturday night by the
ovcrtutning of a kerosene lantern.@J. G.
Brown was in town over Sunday.-Mrs,
Trown returns to her home i'm Dorchcstos'
next Wcdnesday.-Alice Martin returns
for the winter term of school. Warner
Lawson and Flora Drcnan teach at the
Centre.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dumas of Water
1.,,,. ,rtatta1 ~. .aAfhAt. .na 50 pG
Il. X ingalls, visited her sister, Mrs. o..
i. Bruce of DuXbury last week.-Clarion
Davis was at home with his parents a
few days the past week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Smith are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Corae, of Duxbury.-
Verne Griffith has moved to his farm in
Waitsfield and his father has moved on
the farm here.-Miss Luna Howe has re-
sumed her school in the Wilder district In
Observation-Disclosures Brothers sold a
piece of timber land on the Huntington
side of the mountain to Mr.. Hanks.-
Schools have begun the winter term, Miss
e. Freeman and Miss Julia Folsom teach
ing in districts Nos. . and 4.
WARREN.
The funeral of David Blair took place
at Fred Ardel's Wednesday, Rev. l..
Brigham officiating. 1nterinent was in the
village cc~mctery.-Ed. Eliot spent Sunday
with friends in Lincoln. Mrs. Laura Eliot
returned home with him.--Elmcr Miller,
George Robinson, Rufus Robinson and
Mrs. II. r. Catchapaw were called to Tun-
bridge Sunday to see their father. ovid
Robinson. who is expected to live but a
short time.-Miss Alice Long returned
home Monday from a four weeks visit in
Boston. South Royalton,' Randolph and
BctheL-Eug"ne Thayer has gone to New
York to take care of his brother, DR..
Sheridan McAllistcr, who is failing very
fast with consumption.-Milo 15uckln re-
turned from Montpelier Monday where he
has been retained as juror.-Hurt Moody
and Edward Benway are working in Linz
coin for Heath Il Pearent.-The dance
Friday night of last week was wei attend
ed; a goo1 time is reported.-George Will
hanson. who has been working in New
Haven the past season. ha~sreturned nome
Edward York and family of RoXbury
were the guests of Mr.. n Mrs. George
Long last weok.-Morris Sterling was al
home over Sunday from Montpelier.