Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28


guests of their parents-Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Rice of Wcstford were in town
last week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Green. Miss Sadie Conant from
New Hampshire Is spending her vacation
at home, with her father r. NJ. Conant.
- orders for -four carloads of condensed
milk have been received by the Condensed
MIX company Miss Myrtle Guptil and
brother from Waterbury were the guests
of MIR and Mrs. A. II. Stevens over last
Sunday.-The. Ladies' Aid eocicty will
meet with Mrs A. r. Stevens next FRI
day sftcrnoon.-f'ord y. Flagg went last
week to Boston to enter Tufts College
Howard Baker and wife from SPRING
field. Mass, who have been visiting
friends in town, have returned home
ThirtN-nvc couples attended the dance at
the Belevu" house last week Monday
evening, music was furnished by the
Queen city orchestra marriage of
Mr. Frank freeman and Miss Kate j.
Gleason, both of Richmond, was solmonz-
ed at the parlors of the Catholic parson-
age by the Rev. NJ. j. Carmody of Lud-
low, late of this town. Miss Matte Gloa-
son, sister of the bride acted as brides
maid ana j. Y. O'Bricn as best man. The
weddiue was private. after which II re-
ccption was held at the residence of tho
bride. They left on the night train for
Albany and New York and perhaps WASH
ngton. They will be absent some two
to them their congratulations The bridal
presents were numerous and costly
Frank Berry, who was reported dead,
got off in Kansas to mail letter and got
left. Comstock Greene from Richmond
has written his friends to that effect. flc
WAS five days behind his train.--Wiliam
Conant. son Of r. NJ. Conant arrived to-
day from Chicago. He has been absent
five ycars.-Joncsvillc creamery paid for
August standard milk Sc cents per hum
drcd or 2ll2 cents for butter fat.-Towcrs
creamery paid IS cents or 1g> cents for
butter fat.-Condcnscd creamery paid for
Sept milk, without testing. 10 cents pcr
hundred. and will pay for oct milk and
Nov. milk. Sl.2o per hundred; Dec. aud
Jan. N.30; Feb N.24 and March. 81 10
Many orders are received for condcnSed
milk. orders for 20Dp cases have seen re-
ceivod this week. and the company are
anxious to get all the milk they can
handle.
JERICHO.
Mrs. Mary Mead is visiting in Milton
W. II. lMmphcr was in Woodvile ~ a.,
last Thursday and Friday-M. Mcmahon
of Waterbury visited his brother John.
last wCck.-MiSs Lulu Myers is working at
II. l.. Murdock's.-Ilolan Rood is visiting
in Johnson.-IVilliam Chcsmorc Is attend-
! ing the fair at Malone, y. William
| Prior and wife of Barre visited IN town
| 'fiS "eek'-hNa tourSeN save olrth'Idy
! larry 10 H'r 'rl"hds SaturdaN.-AmonS
',IoSc WHO went on thc New York "NcVr-
sion were Mr.. and Mrs g. r. Field. Mrs.
- . martin Mrs. George Bliss, ~ d.
cochran, Myron Cochran and r. Il.
','"'Tnd,-Ih" pa viii give Il talk to
the children at the Baptist church Sunday
,riol mug '-heV D. W. Buzzell and wife of
roy VISITED MS son, Rev. j. p. Buzzell,
t,!lN WV'h'-h"N. j. J.. Buzzell and II. >.
NJ .1
w U.''N "t'en""d the Baptist State con-
; NcH''oH at brandon.
Jtr-\Tr\cro>
MIS- - H. Ems Is visiting relatives in
b'rl'ngtoh.-Iho willing Workers vii
meet with Mrs y. y. Carpenter October
flh.-pSman Fisher and wife of Bristo
VISITED NJ r. IL. strong $ last week.-Mrs..
Adallne Randall has gone to Richmond tC
work FOR Sheldon Whitcomb,-Nr. anc
Mrs. James CaSs of Warren visited Ms
nil, tton,,o,' -; iidnhS'-i' el IL
ter, Mrs. John Grace, over Sundav.-G "
Brewster is building an addition to his
store. &. L. Wyman is doing the work.
! At regular meeting Of the Maple Lavr
Debating club the following officers wett
elected for three months; President. An.
ma Allen; vice-prosidcnt. Bertha Brown
secretary, Stella Woodruff. assistant ser
rotary, Kate Cookie; financial SECRETARY
Thomas Grady: treasurer. Edward Ash.
ley chairman of committee on debate