Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-09


Warren Aldroft, who has been spending
some weeks with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Norton, returned to her homo
In Port Henry last Sunday.
sHOREHAM
Mrs. f.. G. Swinnington and son George
of Rutland are visiting at John JONES'
VIII Laverty and brother Fred and Ed
ward Parrish OF Medheid, Mass, are visit
ing friends in town.-Mrs. j. b. North and
son of Fort Edward, y. V, who have been
visiting at c. n. North's. have returned
home.-Mr. John Moore and Mr.. Rice OF
Holyoke, Mass, are at Mr. W. W.
Moore s.-Charles Delong. who has been
very sick with pneumonia, is little bet
ter.-Mrs. Hall of Essex Junction, who
has been visiting at a. NJ. Smiths, las
gone to Whiting.
BRIDPORT
Mr.. d. f. Grovepor is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever-Miss Pattie Fletcher is
slowly recovering from her recent Illness.
The young people gave a dance at the
Masonic Han on Friday night. despite
the bad weather there was a good atten-
dance and all had very enjoyable time.
James A. Baker of Addison visited
friends in town on Sunday.-Mr. Martin
Barrows of New Haven is the guest of his
son Charles Barrows.--Great quantities of
Lake Champlain schoicest fish are now be-
ing taken out with seines by J. \. Rus
sell and c. NJ. Barrows.--H. X. williams
has just completed an extensive addition
to his modern horse barn.
Mi. and Mrs. Jesse II. Campbell have
been visiting at her fathers. Asa iicming-
way's.-R. L. Il amingwaY has been speod-
ing few days at Bcnnington.-Char
Palmer. who formerly lived with Mrs. l..
A. Goff has moved his family to Bolton
Landing. y. Y..--D. f. Grosvenor is quite
i'll with typhoid fcver.-Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Payne have returned from their
wedding trip.-Nlr. and Mrs. Charles Dana
Of New IIavon have recently made calls
in our vcn!ty.-Truman w. GrandcY Of
Shoreham visited at D. f. Rico's last
wc.k.
u. f. Grovenoi is very i'll with fever.
NJ j CrouaC of orwell is caring tor him.
Miss Lizzie Cook. who is attending
school in Mnevillc. y. Y, was home over
Sunday.--Samuel Backman, who went to
Germany carly last spring. returned to
iridport few weeks since. He has lived
in this country uearly 50 years, is vetcr-
an of the war of tho rebellion and eXpe ct
ed when he lett here to pass the remain-
der of his days among his friends in the
old country. but, after "A few months So
jouIn there is satisfied that haviug ac-
ccptcd America as his fighting ground, he
Is now content TO retain it as his place
of liV'nE. Miss Bessie Macdonald Of Bur
linEtOn visited Mrs. W. G. Finnessv last
y.
through their purchasing agent J. Whito
Strong of Albany, advertise for white oak
ana chestnut railroad ties. Further g;A-
ticulars at the postoiico.-Charles Palmer
has removed from the Mrs. Goff farm to
Bolton L.andug, \. y. Perry Norton Is to
carry on the farm thus vacated.-P. r.
Bcurdcau sold his household effects and
other personal property at auction on
Tuesday. The real estate was bought at
private sale by James Baldwin. Mr.
BCurdeau and family will go to BurliqE-
ton to liVc-Mrs II. T.. Warren of " est
port is with her daughter, Mrs =. +.
IIodrodEc Miss hntoiuctte Walker has
recently taken rooms at the residence OF
Mrs. ). /. Earrows. where she expects to
remain through the winter
STARKSBCRO.
Deacon Tom,inson and bride of Jones'
| vile visited at john MaXiields Saturday.
! George SaYleS and wife of Huntington
were the guests Of william WYman over
SundaY.-Edward Harrison and wife, and
Mrs. G. W. Russell and son rcturno d
from Boston Saturday.-Sidney Bushnoll 8
house is being moved oe to the adjoining lot.
Andrew Hoy and Joshua Hamilton have
returned from South Framngham, Mass,
/ where they have been for the past SUM-
mer.-rhc 6. G. G. meets Thursday after
noon with Miss Clara Smith.
LINCOLN.
Mrs Hannah Garland. a former resi-
| dent and respected lady Of this town, died
in Bristol Saturday, after an illness of
more than year. Her funeral was held
n the same place Monday afternoon. Her
son, George Garland ana wife. James
Ward and wife, }. w. Morgan and wife
and other friends from here atteNded the
funeral-Nliss Lutheria Butt, rlicld and
Brown Of this town We're united in mar
riage hy Rev Thomas at tho ConErega-
chicken pie social will be held at the new
hall for the benefit of Rev. NJ. w Hale
Tuesday evening, Nov. 14th.-Miss Della
Guthrie who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Frank Farr, returned to her home in
Fitchhurg. Mass, Saturday. Miss Addie
Farr accompanied her and expects TO re-
main through the winter working in a
woclon factory.-Sybi Morgan is visiting
friends in Middlehury. Elmer
Parent is improving, as is also Bert Estey
Their recovery is now hoped fora son
was horn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jack
man Saturday.-Mrs. Cynthia Murray and
son, Clarence, are spending "A few days
with friends in Brandon.-Mrs. Abigail
Chase, aged SO years. fell at the residence
OF her Son-ln-laW, one day last week
sprainng her wriSt.-Arthur Bristol had
the misfortune to lose one of his horses
aturday.-Chauncey Murray of Waits.
/ field was in town the last of the week
for the west this week with the idea OF
l. eating there, if he lilIes.-The next meet.
ing of the Aid society will be held will
: Mrs. c. r. Bristol, last week $ meeting be
inG prevented by rain.--J. j. Rhodes Ant
wife went to spend few days with Their
daughter, Mrs. James and family.-Miss
Mabel Estus and Miss Lottie Sargent 60
to Chester this week, where they have
situations in a wrapper factory.
, BREAD LOAF.
Rev Milton Severance of Middlebur,
preached at the Congregational church or
Sunday last. Rev II. w. Darling of Went
worth, \, H., viii occupy that pulpit Nov
l2th.-ilenry Kirby, daughter Mary. anC
son NarSil returned from Worcester
Mass, few days ago.-R. j. Beeman an,
wife are at home from New Haven for
> few weeks Norman Atwood, Cloyd Man
nhg and Whitney Kirby have all beei
SICK, but are on the Gain.--Gcorge Walker
wife and baby from Rochester spent sun
day in towr.-Fred Goodro and wife o
l Middlcbury have been visiting in town 70
: a few days.-iiarris Philips of Rutlan,
has beon visiting his cousin, Mrs H.
Spoor, rccently.-Mrs. r. A. Damon i
: convalescing slowly.
! SOUTH STARKSBORO.
+ Henry Lambert has bought a farm |,
Tunbrdge and win commence moNin
= sCon.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moody of War
. ren visited his father James Moody. an,
other relatives here last week.-Wllian
Owls and Mrs. Phebe Wright are not -
I Wcll-Thc creamery still continues run