Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06

on the ground the first of April as this
year.-Mrs. Paul Tinkham is out again
after being confined to the house for some
time with the grip.-John Kinsman has
sold out his share in the tub shop TO Bou-
tell ~ Campbell-The W. c, +. T. Will
meet with Mrs. Isaac Hubbard SATURDAY
at p. m.-The ladies of the Congregation
al society will hold a sociahlc 1T tn If
rooms Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. M There
Will be business meeting of the churC h
and in the evening at o'clock the an
nual meeting of the Christian Endeavor
will be hed.-Mr. Anterior of Kcane, ~
H., has been in town the past week try
ing TO get members to organize a lodge Of
ODD Fellows. He has had very good sue
cess and will soon have a meeting
Charles Townsend, the genial represent
alive of the Burlington Drug company.
spent Sunday with his family.-MrS. NJ.
f.. Hazen expects to leave town about
May 1.-Burnie kidder is recovering flom
diphtheria.- Wallace Wing had stick
strike him in the eye one day last week
1T NJ. Wing and c. G. Martin have sold
about thcea tons OF wool at prices raus-
ing from 10 20 10 cents.-rhe edit on Of the
Randolph paper sent to this town is TO
be called the Rochester Herald in the
future. Carl Harvey is to be local editor,
SOUTH ROYAlTOE
Miss STA Ward has been engaged 10
teach the spring term of school on Dairy
Hill.-Leon Latham is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents Arthur Kelley II
the L. V. NJ, visited at W. f. Bowman's
the past few days.-Miss Celia VI inn has
secured the position as teacher in H..
sharon village school-Miss Amy kibbee
of Montpelier has been guest at y. O.
Bclknaps for few days.-Puncipal
Frank X. Graves and two children lave
been visiting in Mortified and Waterbury
for the past week.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Morse of Sharon have moved to Il tene-
ment in George Manchestor's house.--Mr.
Britton has moved his household furnl-
ture to the tenement in Wallace Gallop's
house.-The :. r. q. s. opens for the
spring term on next Monday.-Only a
small amount of maple sugar has been
made in this vCnity.-Mrs. Amos Lamb
IS in New York.-Miss AdGie Hastings is
in New York;. b. Metcalf spent sun
day in West Hartford.-Miss Isabelle Mar
tin who has been visiting w. II. Martin
In Underhill, returned Wednesd, y-Mrs.
Clara Bosworth of Salem, Mass is visit
ing at James Bngham's .-Easter was OBJ
served in the Methodist church ana in
the Congregational church by appropriat =
exercises last Sunday eYening.-ArthUr
Hastings Tenney has returned to his
studies at the L. V. M.-Sylvester Russell
has moved his family to Royalton..- SIS
Cassie Bingham of Selem. Mass. is spend
ing the Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs James Bngham.-Mr. and
Mrs Elmer Hapgood entertained q num-
Der Of their friends on Tuesday evening,
at their home on Highland avenue Mrs
d. il. Burnett, who has been I'll tJr the
past six weeks is recovery Mrs. Bert
Moody returned home last Saturday.
BETHEL,
Il. r. Arnold. who is interested in the
fn, ~ hTI In,
sylvania, announces that theW new plant
Will be located at Smithville, Pa-It is
announced that work on the Rochester
electric railroad will be commenced Nay
There has been very little maple sugar
made here as yet.-Mr. Il. 7. Arnold con-
templates moving his family nearer TO his
business interests.
GAYSVILLE.
Harvey Buchanan pleaded guilty to in
toxication Thursday and was fined Sl9 so.
Charles Ballard was struck by AN
edgIng in Safford's mill Friday splitting
his lip open.
STOCKBRIDGE.
! Fire was discovered about 7 D. m. FRI
day evening in the loft over A. +. Lamb s
hall in his monumental building. but was
eNtlnguished before much damage was
done.
Carl Neff is moving into the small house
on the Upper farm and will work tor r.
", Lawrence this on.--The fire over
Lambs monumental works was caused by
some loose paper coming In contact with
hot stove pipe.-Snow is said to be four
feet deep in the woods.
READING.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitcomb OF
Lebanon, y. H., recently visited her sis
ters, Mrs Rice and Mrs. Randall.-Miss
/ Ill, hfo t,g,