Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25

ford is operating the road machine Tho
) cooperative creamery here received over
1900 pounds of milk per day, and for
per cent milk paid for the month Of April
20 1-3 cents.-F, a. Baldwin returned to
: Swanton Sunday morning.
j. A. McDorough found tarantula in n
bunch OF bananas Friday night.-Mss Ab-
bic Miles died Thursday of typhoid fever,
; and was buried Saturday afternoon.-The
, creamery paid on the basis of 16 cents per
J pound for April butter.
MONKToN.
: The selectmen met at Ladds hotel Sat-
: urday, May 20. and made out the tax list
for the assessment Of taxes. Twenty four
real estate transfers were made during the
last year There are 229 taxable polls and
J a grand list of 81, 5.57 upon which tax
of S10 will be raised Roads and bridges
ire being put in shape over which the
, Columbian Marble company are soon TO
y haul their heavy loads to Bristol.
See Prindles Adv. in this number"
SHOREHAM
, A public installation Of the new officers
, OF Smons Lodge was held in the lodge
room Thursday evening, May 18th The Of
fcers are $. j. Martin, w. Nj; +. D.
, Wolcott. s. w. r. II. Preble, j. w; +.
w. Waite, secretary; C. n. North. treas
urer; q. Baldwin, s. D.; F.. e. Douglas,
chaplain; II. Warner, marshal. W. G.
Larrabee, s. S. John Benson, J. s.. II.
. LcRanger, tyler After the installation
there was a social hour at which time n
collation. was served-Miss Catlin has re-
turned from New York.-Mrs. C. y. North
is visiting in Middlcbury.-Mrs f. II.
Farnham and daughter have returned 10
Sudbury.-Mrs. f. f. Douglas. Mrs. G. W
= Howard and Mrs. s. j. Ncrthrup spent
e Friday in Brandon.
, Catherine and Florence Briggs of Bran
1nn hn nf hair oil nv
Platt, over Sunday.--Miss Addie Moore
entertained her uncle G. NJ. Everts of Bat.
tie Creek, Mich, and Allen Foote of Mid
dlebury on Sunday.--Miss Adde Moore
vert to Bridport Monday.-A young pco-
pies social will be held at the parsonage
Friday evening.
WHITING.
L. A. Webster returned from his trip in
the West last week. after an absence of
two months.-I.ewis Aines, with his family
of Crayson, Mo, are visiting his friends
, and relatiyes.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Good
rich, who moved from here in March "a
Crown Point, y. Y, brought their young
est child home to bury it last week The
/, funeral services was held At Justin Good
richs home and burial was in the family
lot in the cemetery in wall.-Miss
Bertha Baldwin spent Sunday at her
, fathers.
The monthly business meeting Of the
, Fpworth League was held at the church
Friday evening. on account of rain. hut
few people were present.--L. Duane Allen
is under the Doctors care-.Mrs Giles
Hatch is still confined to the house with
rheuma tsm.-Mr. A. d. Newell of West
port is visiting at Wesley Narney's-
Willie Hatch, who attends the Nergennes
graded school is now boarding at home
driving to and from school.
WEST ADDISON.
Charles Patten is on the sick list-Much
sympathy is expressed for Mr. and Mrs
Henry Guyett Ia the loss OF their baby
daughter The child died last week from
, the effects of the whooping cough.-Dec-
Grafton day will be observed by the pupils
OF district No, 10 and their teacher. Miss
Mary Willmarth. Selections appropriate
for the occasion will be rendered and d
new flag will be raised which the pupils
have been working for. 1t is rumored
that "A lunch Will he served All friends
are invited to be present.
SOUTH STARKCBORO.
The farmers commenced TO carry milk tc
. what used to be called the Rocky Dale
, creamery Monday morning.-Edward ST.
, mons returned to his home in Portchestor
, n. y, Monday, accompanied by Elisha
Foansbee. Mir. Simons bought colt OF
, Elisha Purinton which he took home with
. him.-James Grace sold eight COWS tc
. parties in lliresburgh Monday for $50 n
head.-Mrs. Grace is failing in strength -
, Mr. and Mrs Stephen Young visited her
uncle Nathaniel Parker in Hinesbursh
over Sunday.
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NE" ''+>N r'N'
Charles f. De Poutre died at the home
of his parents MIR. and Mrs. Moses Do
, Poutre, Sunday afternoon. MIR Dc
. Poutre was a printer by trade and lived
/ in Southampton. y. Y. He had been II
:, and came home for n short rest He wa.
: an only child. He leaves a wife and -four
children.-James w Davis is VISITING
friends in Keene Y Y.-The statement in
, the Free Press of Tuesday that Rev. Johr
Ingersoll was pastor of A church here is
here under Roy John Hoplins b,t ~
: not preach here.-D. W. Twitchell is buy
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BFlDPORT.
Mrs NJ y Oatman and sons Erederi,,
, and Horbcrt OF Or,nqe \ I arr,,.j ir
town on THURSDAY and ave ot Mountair
View Ir, whore thav will snend ,ha CO ;,
son There is IA he a conCert at ma noth.
l odIyt EnisronaI church an Fridav evnninr
Nav ost n Nusic IN ba furnished h,, ~.
Middebury College Glee club.-Rev. Mr.
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CORNWALL.