Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06


Rutland, whore he has secured work.
Miss Katherine Mooney. who has been
quito poorly for the last two weeks is
Improving. Her sister. Tcssa Mooney, is
taking her place in the postofilce. Harvey
Palmer of Bristol. spent Sunday in town.
STARKSBORO.
NJ. Johns of Essex Junction has taken
possession of the Schohed PROPERTY
There was q gathering at Rev. G. W. Rus
sells home Saturday evening in honor Of
his birthday. The Christian Culture club
presented him dictionary.-Wil-
bur Schoheld has moved into Mrs.
John Layn's house-Mrs. john Dixie has
taken the south village school fer the
spring term and is to board at Edward
Hannon's.-fhc sugar season is poor very
little having been made as yet.--Oscar
Baldwin is turning his large stock Of ash.
Mrs. James MCDonough is sick.
WEYBRIDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dodge of Proctor
visited their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T..
Dodge. last wcck.-Mr and Mrs. Walter
SturtcVant are happy over the arrival Of a
little GRID. G. Wright and family have
returned to their farm in New Haven
Miss Carrie Atkinson, who has Spyut the
past two years N the family Of q. II.
Wright. has gono to Burlington for the
summer..-Clyde Fiske of saxtons River
academy, spent his Easter vacation at
homc.-An infant child OF viii austin :
died last Saturday and was taken 20 Corn
wall for burial on Monday-Miss q. Sarah
Wright will return to the village school
fCr the spring tenn and Miss klnSstlni of
Brdport is to teach at the monument
Misc Laura Norton is home from Pots
dam Normal school on account Of sick
moss in the school.--ReV. r. l.. Thom pson
will preach his last sermon of this con-
ference year next Sunday. 1t is hoped he
will return.
SOj Til STARKSBORO.
Mrs Alice Nichols is sick. threatened
rneumonia.-Mr Harriet Kimball and
Miss Emma Hallock are sick with hard
Colds.-JoSeph Lafayette has taken and
moved on to the Widow Dillon farm in
H,llshoro.-Miss Madgc La1or visited
relatives in this vicinity last week.-Ap-
propriate Easter exercises were held at
the church last Sunday.-John Grace and
wife of Huntington were called here Sat
III day night by the critical condition of
his mother. Lucinda Grace.
BREAD LOAF
Whitney Kirby is at work in Rochester.
\. y. Mclnirey finished raovlns his
family to Mddlanury on Thursday.-Bc
cause Of the storm March Goth. the
birthday party Of Charles Spoor at his
home was postponed until the evening Of
April Srd, when about % of his friends
took possession If TIE mousse and spent Il
very pleasant eVCning.-Ncnt Kirby went
to Wo"cest,e', Mass, on Tuesday last,
where he expects to begin work soon.
HANCOCK
Mrs. Hattie Eaton Alden and husband
were in town one day last woek.--W esle y
Burke moved into the house he has pur-
chased last Saturday.-A. l.. Miller has
n hp al L N ~
some repairs William Higgins has hil ed
out to o. q. Martin of Rochester, for the
coming year.-Jessie Church celebra
her 18th birthday April list. with a pleas
ant party which was we'll attended.-Jcrry
Page has moved into the old store.-Sam
ucl Tart has moved into the Austin house
Mrs. f.. Hoyt from Rochester was the
guest Of Mrs. c. r. Church one day this
week.-Solomon Buell. went to Randolph
Tuesday.-The prayer meeting next sun
day evening will be at Mr.. Buells.
The international Paper company have
begun to roll thei' logs in herc.-Arthur
l.. Miller is making extensive repairs on
the hotcl--C 1rlton Gup1il has moved into
the basement of Lyman Fiint's house.
l.. s Faige has moved into the Myers
store buiding.-C. ]. St,ckwell Will soon
move in over his store.-George Mash
went to Stockhridgc Mondly..-A. ID. Mar
tin was the first to produce any new
syrup here.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
William Yale has bouLht out the heirs OF
the Gould Brown place in Salisbury and
has recently moved tn re. He Is to con-
tnue his business at the factory here
DR. Stone of Forestdalc, and DR.. Abel of
Salisbury, visited Dr Bbby one day this
wock.-Wlliam Watson has bought the
Taylor place on the mountain and is NOV
ine there, and Mr.. Elliott has moved into
the house vacated by Mr.. Watson.--Rcv
y. l.. Christie breaches his last sermon al
the Methodist church on Sunday next, Is
he does not expect to return here from
conference allace Arnold injured one
eye quite badly from cindcr in il. VII lie
at work in the blacksmith shop last week
Mrs. Moses Dudley Jr., who has been
sick for weeks is improving.
MONKTON.
Mrs. John Nash and Miss Hattie Skifi
were in Burlington Tuosday.--Mrs NJ \
Meader. Mrs. Mercy Woodbury. and
John Roberts have moved from Mr.
Hannah Caswell's to Mrs. Meadcr's place
at the Boro. II. G. Sweet moved them
Mrs. Kate Begor is on the sick list
Robert Bulio is to move soon into A. T.
Russclrs tenant house at the Ridge.
GRANVILLE.
The house occupied by jerry W. Dumas
in the North Hollow took fire about
o'clock Tuesday afternoon while the peo-
pic We're away dad VS. burned to Tie
ground with its contents. John Sargent
ana j. II. " iliiams dis uoVcred the ire and
r. achcd the place in season TO save The
barn. which took fire several times. Gler
Wilson is very low w.--Eddic Wilson ,n0Ved
on TO West Iiill Wodnesday.-t.ar Bear
is gaining.-D. d. Hemenway is able to b,
out after having u ball taken from his
leg which he received in the Battle Of the
Wilderness May >, 1864.
Earl Bean is again under the doc
tors care-S. f. Hubbard was in Ludlow
and Mt Holly last week.--A. ID. Swintor
has sold his blacksmith shop 10 Levi +
Abel and has moved to New York State
Mr. Abel hos moved into tho Swintor
hpusc,-Lcwis Gagnor burned his face
severely last week by hot water spillnA
on its S. Simonds has moved into the
Old hotel at the lower village.-Cieorge n
Gleason visited at G. T.. Wilson'S las
woeh.-O. G. Briggs and wife have moyeC
back into their housc.-O. &. briggs his
gOno to Bridgcwatcr to work for his fu
thcr, II. A ErigEs.-D. ID. Hemt nwny anc
son have their stock of logs all minis.
? Lou Whitney is attending school il
) Bethel
CH1TTENDEN COUNTY.
; WINOOSKL.
, I Edward Pickles. who has been overeea