Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14

making extensive repairs.--IT. A. Allen of
Warren is putting in machinery in the
saw mill Of o. g. Eaton in this village for
the purpose of getting out chair stock
| from ash and other hard woods-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward johnson of St. Victor, 2. e..
| are visiting friends in town for a few
days. His daughter, Miss Emily John
son, who has always made her home with
! her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
/ Bragg, will accompany them on their re-
! turn to St. Victor.-Mrs. +. +. Wilder of
/ Beebe Plains T. G., with her two little
| daughters, are visiting at Capt. o. c.
Wilders and with other relatives and
| friends in this place,A goodly number of
the friends and neighbors of Mrs l.. Il.
Joslin met at her home last Saturday
| evening to make her a farewell visit as
she with her family are to go the latter
part of this week to Merose. Mass, where
she expects to spend the winter with her
sister, o. Allen has moved from War
rem into the Tell. Stoddard house on the
Irasvillc road.-Miss Blanche Josln goes
this week to Proctor to spend IA few
weeks.
WARREN.
! Edward Heath was taken before Jus
tice II. W. Lyford last week Thursday
and pleaded guilty to a breach of the
peace with Leon Brown, a teamster, and
was fined 81 and costs, amounting to So
News reached town Sunday announcing
the death of DR.. Sheridan McAlister of
Loon Lake, ~ Y. DR., McAllister was u
young mao formerly of this town and will
be much missed by all who knew him.
Eugene Thayer started Monday morning
for Loon Lake, y. Y, to attend the fu-
neral of D<. McAlster.-Edward Elliott
was on the sick list last week.-Thirty-
two couples attended the dance Friday
night of last week.-The oyster supper at
MIR. Camps was We'll enjoyed by n few
friends this Week.-Mrs.. Frank Stoddard
Is spending a few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bruce Mcdonald at Montpelier
Charles Eddy of Waitsfield has bought
the creamery of John Gleason and George
Waldall, The skimming station has been
closed
MIDDLESEX.
Mrs. Justin Jewett, who has been sick
with tons!litis, is now better. Theodore
leonikes' barn was burned early Wednes-
day evening Rev. c. ID. Pierce and
family visited his cousin, Dr. Pierce last
week.-Clarence Long was bitten on the
hand by n hog one day last week,-George
Atkins has an abscess on his hand
CHARLES Rowell is suffering with a felon.
PLAINFIELD.
Miss Emily Spencer has gone to Barre
to work il the dressmaking rooms of Mis-.
w. S. Drenan.-Miss Lizzie Packer OF
MarShneld was the guest of Miss Julia
Fisher over Sunday.-The schools observ-
ed the 100th anniversary of Washington S
death on Thursday.-The farm and per-
sonal property of Carol Flood wee sold
at auction last Saturday bringing very
, moderate prices.-W. w. Pitkin is earring
potatoes this week.
NORTH FAYSTON.
j. Clayton Henry is in town. visiting his
uncle Hugh.-Alrs. T. McCarty and son oi
!, Waterbury recently visited her mother
=. who is in poor health.-Mr and Mrs. j. II
Scmerville visited at Henry Newton's IL
Moretown over Sunday.-Mrs. c. f.. Pos
nett recently spent a few weeks caring
for her sister, Mrs. r. W. Neill of More
town.-Cuite number from here wer,
called to Montpelier last week in the
Marble and Corliss case.
4 NORTHFIELD.
u Miss Minnie f.. Dunsmoor died Thurs
> day morning. at an early hour at the HON,
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Duns
moor. Her age was about e years ant
she was one Of the most popular, lovab
and respected young ladies' OF Northfeld.
: WORCESTER.
= Charles King on Monday, Dec. L. Its deati
occurred on the Wednesday following.
2 Lyman Hull and wife and F. ]. Taylo
; and wife we've called to Chelsea on Tues
day last by the serious illness of Mr.
Hulrs mother.-Henry Bailey Is at hom
nursing a broken wrist and Ray Kellogg
had to give up work in Barre and COM
= home on account of a feon on his RICH
- hand.--Charles Templeton did not sta,