Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-26

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building with metal document files, boxes,
roller shelves, ETC., was let to the You
man and Erbe Manufacturing company
of Boston for $3.50.
The Young Ladies' Altar Guild Of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd will give
a pink tea" on February a.
inc Champlain club gave Il reception TO
their friends at their rooms in the new
Miles building Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Stoddard are very
i'll with pneumonia. Flynn Austin Is car
ing for them.
East Barre Hose company No. I will
hold their second annual masquerade ball
IN the East Barre opera house on the
evening of February o. Music will be
furnished by the East Barre orchestra.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Mrs. Austin Cove is ill.-Ceorge II.
Clarke's son is i'll with pneumonia Mrs.
Emma Wilson is spending this week with
Mrs. II. II. Templeton.-Some of the mem
bers of Joseph Murray's family are i'll
with diphtheria.-Mr. and Mrs. S~ylvanus
Ellis and Mrs. Eta Fitch are recovering
from the grip.-Mrs. Pillsbury of Holland
and James McDermid of Winona. Wis,
are visiting at Fri Morse's.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ashley jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jackson of Canada are guests Mt A. G.
Templeton's.-The proceeds from the So
cial held at Fri Morse's last Thursday
evening amounted to 800. This sum was
presented to Miss Bertha Sanders in alp
probation of her services rendered as or
ganist at the Morse school house.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Scarlet fever has invaded the home of
Arthur Boyce.-John Durkee of North
Duxbury Visited at his brothers the past
weck.-Miss Catherine Wheeler of Dux-
bury visited her sisters and other friends
the past week.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley In
gals and children are visiting friends in
Wiiliamstown
FAYSTON.
Harry Dana is very sick with pncu-
monia. He Is with his brother, Edwin
Dana.-Vern c. Pierce and Miss Ethel
Bingham of DuXbury were married Jan.
14.-Mrs. Rowland Russell is quite i'll.
WORCESTER.
John Hancock has returned to his home
in Benson, Minn.-Alice Pix is at home
with her mother, i'll with the grip.-l,d-
ward Wright has returned from his visit
to friends in Glover.-Arthur Jones is
the latest victim of the grip.-Bert Jones
sawyer at I,add's Mill has bought the old
Capt. Richardson place from Az Holmes.
Miss Lillian Vail is in Burlington with
her friend Miss Winona Brigham.-On
Tuesday evening, January II, Miss Anna
Wilson, daughter of J. r. Wilson and
Guy Bancroft of East Calais. were united
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parents. The Rev. Efiie X. NJ. Jones per-
formed the ceremony, which was very
impressive. A modified form of the Epis-
copal service being used. The prayer
book being one that had been used on Il
like occasion in the family 16O years ago.
A large number of the friends of the
bride and groom We're in attendance.
Lewis l.. Huntington presided at the org
an. After the a wedding sup
per was served and the happy couple
left for their new home in East Calais.
They were the recipients of many valua-
BILE and useful presents. Miss Wilson was
a school teacher of several years eXper-
ience and we'll known in Washington
county.
WAITSFIELD.
Weston Miner. who has been employed
in Nashua, n. H., the past two or three
years, returned home last Saturday and
is staying at his fathers, II. a. Miners
Harry f Dana died quite suddenly Sun
day the % inst, after a short Illness OF
pneumonia and heart disease. Mr.. Dana
was a veteran of the Civil War, having
served from July IL, 1861 to July z. 1854
as a member of Co. H., 3rd VI. Vol. In
fantry. He was one of six brothers, all of
whom saw service in the Union army and
all returned home. four of them still sur
viving.-E. L. McCarty. who has been very
sick the past week with was
very low Sunday, with little prospect of
recovery. but Monday evening he was
moro comfortable and was thought to be
improving.-S. d.. Waterman has moved
into rooms in William Palmers house
Il. L. Palmer visited friends in Waterbury
a few days last week.-The Waitsfeld
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