Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

Wright is visiting her brother at Spencer
Masa.-Miss Mona Sturtevant is visiting
I'm st. Albans.--Don y. Hurlbcrt occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist church last
Sunday morning.-Clyde Fiske is home
from SaXton's River. sick with the
mumps-Mrs. Robert Warner returned to
Fitchburg. Mass, last week-M. n. Bak-
er was called to st. Adams last Sunday
morning by the Illness of his daughter,
Mrs. II. a. Clark.-Mr. and Mrs. Willis
sampson came UP from Salem, y. Y, last
Saturday, to attend the funeral of their
mother Mrs. Rosetta Sampson.
SOUTH STARKSBORO.
Miss Rose Donley closed "A very SUCCESS
ful term of school here last week Friday.
Prizes were awarded to Sadie and Lilah
Orvis and Edith Hurburt for no absent
marks. Tho scholars bought the teacher
Il large album Miss Lillian Young is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. j. n. Cutter. in
Iluntngt ton.-Alice Atkins has gone to
Bristol to work for T.. B. Patterson.-Ar-
thur ThaXter visited his home in Burlng
ton last Vocabulary \. Young returned
home Sunday and was suddenly taken i'll,
but is better.
SHOREHAM.
Deacon Catlin died Monday in his eighty
sixth year. In spite of his years he has
been young in heart His sickness was
Henry Bissel went Monday to Ticondero-
ga, where March LIST he took the Hall
house. Mrs. Bisscll and the children went
on Wednesday.-Mis ElizaWth North
spent Sunday in town.-NeXt Sunday
communion will be observed in the Con-
grcgatonal church The collection is for
the Congregational church building So
ciety.
NORTH FERRISBCRG.
ciety Will meet at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage Wednesday afternoon. Howard
and Louis Martin of burlington spent
sunday in town with friends Mrs S. y.
Allen left for West Pawlot Saturday for
n two weeks stay.-F NJ. Stcarus and
family returned Saturday to their
home in Wallonsburgh, New York.
held from tho home of her
daughter, Mrs. S. r. Martin Friday after
noon, Rev j. H. Metcalf the Unitarian
pastor at Burlington officiating. The body
was taken to Boston Friday night for
hurial.-Miss Vida Taft of Castleton, who
has been spending "A few days in town re-
turned Monday.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. T. Allen
are spending a few days in Boston.
ORWELL.
The circulation of the Orwell free lib
rary for 1889 is 9iGi books new subscribe
ors IS. The library opened in Sept, 1856,
with 1i2 books. There are now i2i books
catalogued.-Mrs. L. NJ. Wright has been
III. but is improvine.-Dr. Arthur Murray
was in town over Sunday. from Fair
Haven.--Jerry Qu.nn's children are sick
with the measles.
Rev. s. Fl. Rarnum has returned from
New Haven, Conn, the condition OF his
mother being somewhat improvcd,-Mr.
Baruum represented the local Y. =. S. G..
H. at 10 inn hal IL, Jlri
tOl on Saturday, and delivered an Interest,"
ing address. The Young Peoples club re-
poatcd the drama "Josiahs Courtship." on
Friday evening 20 a good sized and ap-
precative audience. They have raised
sufficient amount to pay their indebted
ness and leave good sum in the treasury.
Mrs. y. O. Field returned home on Sat
urday from burlington, where she has
been for several weeks. guest of her
daughter, Mrs. S. L. Maynard.
LINCOLN.
A Cooperative creamery association
was formed Wednesday night with the
following named officers: President, G. II.
Purinton. secretary, f. r. Guindon: direc-
tors q. II. purintun, F.. T. Gundon. =. c.
Clark, |. A. Colby and W. Grant The
directors met Thursday and decided on
the location of the building which is to
he at the Centre between \. NJ. Sargent's
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begin at once.-John Grace moved from
the rooms over Morgan's store. to Hun
tington Wednesday.-Bert Cove is to
move into his tenement and work in Nor
gans blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Harvey Farr is very sick with en-
larccment IF the livcn and other c0mpli-
cations. DR.. Grinnell of burlington was
called Tuesday as counsel with Or Dodge,
her attending phySician.-The following
named relatives of the late George But
tcrhcld of Manchester, n. H.. were re-
mombered in his will; w. T.. Butterfeld,
q nephew, 5000; Mrs Hannah Narncy and
Mrs. Sarah Atwood, neces Of the dcccas-
ed, $1,000 each.-Ruth Barnum of Monkton
was the guest of A. T. Morgan's family
over Sunday.-Mrs. Almor Bagly of New
Haven Mills is visiting friends in town.
Warner Pierce, &. Dearborn and wife and
George Dearborn and wife attended the
funeral of Hiram Pierce in Warren last
Saturday. Hamilton has token Il
farm in East Middlehury and moved this
week Wednesday. Horace Lyford and wife
o. Warren were guests of DIR. Dodgc's
family over Sunday.-G. A. Thayer return
ed Saturday from a business trip to Bos-
ton, Charlestown and Fitchburg.
HANCOCK.
Mary Church has gone to EIllsboro, y.
H., again to work.-Charies Higgins is
very sick with the grip.-Mrs. Wallace
Nogton's mother. Mrs. Rock. is staying
with her for whi,e.-Mrs, G. r. Church
has beer sick in bed with the grip.-AIrA
Lyman Rhodes IS slowly recovering. The
body of Mrs. Frank Amy was brought
here last Tuesday to be buried,
ADDISON.
Waldo D. Clark of Australia is at Ly.
man Clarks.-A son was born Feb. 2Sth
to DR.. and Mrs. ". j. Brandon.-Mrs.
Charles J.. Speger has been very sick the