Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13

Stone has gone to Lincoln to work In
Ileath's mil.-irrank Bruce has tho grip.
Edmund badue of Waitsfeld d. visiting
his grandfather, Edward Mlller.-Mrs.
Martha DiVoll is sick.-George Moore has
taken a boy from the Farm school In Bos-
ton,--Mr. apd Mrs. Il. NJ. Turner enter
talped the Whist club Friday evening"
George II. Robinson was home from Mont
pclier over Supday.-Joseph Griffin has
moved from StetSon Hollow into the Celia
Thayer housc.-Capt Howe and End Lieut..
John Greenwood Co. T., Northtield. called
on William Tomln last week.-Rev. u. II.
Brigham is much bettcr.--Mrs. Emma
stone who has been eating for Mrs. Ed
ward Cardell returned to Montpelier Fri
day.-NIrs. Hattie Pierce Is moving into
the house recently vacated by !. w. Hin 49,
The odd Fellows are to have a dance and
supper at their rooms May 29th.--GeorEe
Cardell was taken i'll Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Stearns of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting at NJ. Nichols in tho east part
of the town.. i. Gleason is about on
crutches.- Mrs. NJ f. Bagley and daugh-
ter returned to Roxbury Tuesday.
FAYSTON.
There was a very pleasant social gather
ing on Friday evening, April Z, at Mr. and
Mrs. William Dana's residence, II being
the twenty-ffth anniversary Of their mar
rage. About seventy-fve friends were
present, Including all of their children,
Ina, Chester, Mertie and Matte, and Clay
ton. Cake and coffee were served asld sew
cral nice gifts were left them as tokens
of good will and frlendlness. Howard
Howe has purchased the farm, stock and
tools OF the late Peter Colton.-Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Chandler have son, born
April 3.-Alex Small cut his foot quite bad
~ last week while working on the noun
tain for Hugh Baird.
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board mill soon.--J. j. Chase Is doing q
rushing business in his single mill
There was Il social gathering at w. H.
Howe's Tuesday afternoon.
EAST ROXBURY.
The remains of James Spading were
brought to town and Inferred by tho side
Of his wife in the village cemetery Tues
day The funeral was from the home OF
his niece Mrs. Clark Flint, Rev Walter
Dole officiating. The singers of the Con-
gregationaliSt choir consisting of NJ. f.
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs Lee Wiley and Mrs
q. A. Roys sung appropriate collections
NJ. f.. Chnse had charge of the arrange
ments.--NIiss Lora Clark of Moretown /:
visiting her aunts, Mrs. George and Mrs
F.. w. Roys.-Mrs. Matte DunsnsoTe has
had a rela pse from her recent illness ant
is in a very critical condition from the eff
fects of the grip.-The Good Tcmplar:
uleu lnclT GUN anniversary Fhpii
10th with appropriate exercises speaking
and singing and remarks by Rev. Walter
Dole,-NIiss May Ellis attended the tuner
oil or her friend. Alice Webster Wednes
day.--Jack Tanner has gone to work OF
his drive in Granville.
WATERBURY.
William Carver of Barre visited friend
in town yesterday.
Herb johnson visited friends IN Mont
pelier yesterday.
The Musical social at the Congregation
al church Tuesday evening was a graut
success.
J. +, Somerville is adding n veran1a t.
his dwelling on Randall street.
Fred Cooley, who has been coufined t
the house for many weeks, was out door
for the first time Tuesday.
The annual meeting OF the Cemetery As
soCiation will i,e held Friday evening.
full attendance of the members is desired
Arthur Atkins is rejoicing over tn
amount of syrup he has made this sprin
up to date, having made over sc gallon
, from 40 trees. the largest amount record
, ed from the same number of trees in Dux
bury,