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


Edward Farrow of Bellows Fails, spoke
at the Methodist house last Thursday in
the interest of the anti-Salcon league
There were services at the Episcopal
church last Sunday aftcrnoon.-After
continuous business of blacksmthng of
forty years at this place. Martin Flanpery
has rented his shop to Joseph Chayer of
Cambridge, and will rctirc.--G. A. Terrill
and w j. Fuller with their wives
started Wcdnc sdaY for a six weeks visit
i'm Clayburn county, Georgia.
,ions are being made for the annual fair
for the benefit Of st. Thomas church
which will he held the latter part of the
month Rev. c. W. Clark of Grand Isle,
preached for the Congregatonalists last
Sunday-Dr. w. $. Nay was in Milton
last Saturday in attendance of the funeral
of his fathcr.-I.iz2ic Eagan has returned
to Nashua, ~ lI.-Rev. J. NJ. Gelot went
to Burlington Monday to attend the fun
cral of Bishop DE Goesbriand.
The history club met with Mr.. and Mrs.
y. G. Hawlcy on Wednesday evening"
Rev w c. Clark of Georgia occupied the
Congregational pulpit last Sunday.--Thc
missionary meeting and tea which was to
have been held with Mrs Robert Bixby
last Wednesday, was postponed on nc-
count of the storm until Thursday of this
week. Tho :. O. V. give a dance on Fri
day evening Of this week at G.. A. K. hall.
S. A. Halo and Mrs. McGibbon, who
went to Boston on the excursion, arrived
home on Saturday.-William ilOughton,
who Injured his ankle few weeks since
i'm Barre is not yet able TO resume work.
A party was given by Mr.. ana Mrs.
| Humphrey for their son Eddie last Satur-
day evening a pleasant time Is report
cd.-Deacon r. Il. Barney of Burington
Ia in tow, this Week.-Mrs. George Manly
is III at her fathers, II. H. Hale's.-Mrs.
Sophrona Hale of Burlington was the
guest of S. A. Hale over Sunday.
TNDERHGLL CENTRE
The creamery in this place closed for
the season Saturday.--Nictor iIorner went
to Cambridge Sunday.-Lewis Melvin
caught two foxes and two coons the past
wcok.-Mr and Mrs W. J. Fuller and Mr..
and Mrs G. A. Tcrrill intend TO start
Wednesday for Tallapoosa, Gcorsia.-
Henry Bixby is taking down the old shcp
he bought of MIR. Thorp.-Mrs. George
Allen of Wnooski visited relatives in this
place Thursday.-Harvcy Horner has
moved into Mrs. Allen Bickncll's house in
this place.-William Flynn has moved irto
the house vacated by Mr. Holner.--Mr
Chayer Of Cambridge has moved into the
house vacated by Mir. Flynn.
ESSEN JUNCTION.
Julian Marricr of Milton and Miss An
ne Yandow, daughter of John Yandow
Of brigham Ilil were married at the
ing by Rcv. J. b. Pouloit Miss Marricr
sister of the groom, was bridesmaid,
and Archer YandoW was best man.
Feed Pratt has moved from the Luther
Slater house into Mr. CoVey's house ON
Central street Bruno Riley has moved
into the Slater house.
Mrs. &. NJ. Fcrrin is visiting in BurlinS-
ton for few days.
The five cases of typhoid fever at Alfred
Romprcy's back of Fort Ethan Allen are
all slowly rec ovogng.
Mrs. O. A. Estoy who has been i'll for
some time is recovering.
M. and Mrs. l.. G. Nichols of WeStford
will come mere this week to spend the
winter with their daughter Mrs. |. G.
Huutloy
Mrs. Sarah Bowman has moved IN to
rooms in Job Bates house
sHELBURNE.
The funeral Of Mrs. O. \. Baldwin. who
died Friday, was held at her late home
Saturday at II a. m. The intermnt was
in Hinesburgh Mrs. Baldwin had been
ash invalid for two years and was very
pationt during all her sickness. She was
a member of the Methodist Episcopal
church She leaves a husband and one
son to NOUN her loss. The family have
the sympathy of all in their sad bcroave-
mcnt.
The Kings Daughters and Miss Webb
have been clothing the poor children in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Bssonctt ana Miss
Ethel l}issonett have returned from their
visit to Boston.
Mrs. George Sutton is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
ST GEORGE.
Miss Ellen Forbes, a recent graduate
from Goddard has Just completed her 1irst
/ term as teacher in this town with ontire
satisfaction. Miss Forbes viii! also teach
the winter torm.-Alrs Marilla Fox is Wis
itinS her brother. \. j. Dcwncr-GeorSe
Could has moved from the T. II. lshlm
farm TO that of Harmon Nichols near
Fay's Con'r s.-Mitchel Johns of Siarks-
horo WAS in town last Friday and Satur-
daY.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. IInslill visited
relatives in Essex last Sunday.--fcr. Mr..
Stafford Of HmesburgE is conducting lc-
Vval servic as at the housc If Edgar iEins-
dill.-Willilm r. Kinson has @on" to Mas
sachusctts whore he has a situation as
assistant in a hospital.--John GeXto., who
has been working the HcCHCe Babcu, X
farm for the past two years, Will retire
from that farm i'm the spring.
MILTON BORO.
Charles Bocair has moved into John
Films tenement housc.-Jamcs Laport
moved his family to Sopertown Monday,
where he will occupy Frank Blake's
tenement house. Mr. Calkns of F,ss X
took dinner with f.. T.. Smith Monday and
purchased one of his Colts.-Mrs. Emma
Boyden is with her sister, Mrs. y. H.
Carr.-Frod Human has finished work for
his uncle and is at his father's.-Arthur
Mcars is busy blowing on the Mills farm
which ne expects to till the ensuing year
Samuel Morgan was in this vicinity
Tuesday Offering his real estate on the
shore for sale.-Henry Bcaupre has hired
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