Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-12


r. G,'u MIS-, N9ttress OF Jerlcho VS.
I' Il a. HIlath lynn : Suhday.-Mr Har-
wy H''i'T' VITO worms al foft tth1n
N''O, Sn'ht SUNDAY at home.-Mr
'lti"'i' h'u9on' o. Jorlcho spent sunday
WIN MS sons family in this place.
SOUTH BURLINGTON
MIS- LaNlila H. ll'IoE who Is at Dr.
ri"'o 9"iltaIluih' romans about the
9"ihe.
/ i"i''ci9 III tO"H loPo'l " H'"Ny crop Oh
corn
,'o' W.. i'''niuP 81, vi 'Ic'llnOro' Visit
/ ~" i'iI''N - III 'oN'l '"Nt ""eNo'
F"J1" Houo an" lainliN nave ioit the
Iough ram ana returned TO thclr 1ol-
IN. nome IN ''rliilth, w.
MISS Hd,tuS Is III WIN Npnoiu lever
l."He Mal'Ilud OF Nln"J9N Is spending
lew oaE' win her parents.
James vi, N'nM' II having MS mouse re-
pared ana painted.
WILTISTON.
All, ,,-, ,, ,.,.,. .,.
ro m's9 n''I' r ' l,,r. o'i,.nT Nt{ W.
ana lfrs En.r, nC 81 h'haI>. Ar ard
Mrs. Homer Phelps are spending week
with friends in SWanton.-Mrs. iianmiord
went to Burlington Thursday fer a day
( or tWo.--Thc society Of Kings Daughters
met with Mrs. Mary Whipple last week
in Talcott-Mr. Cyrus Wilcox was N
has been spending sovcra! weeks with
/ his sister near Lake Iroquois, has re-
turned to his ho'ne in Worcester Mass
| The funeral of Mrs Julia Gordon took
place from the church of the Holy Fam
NY III Essex Sunday.--Mr John Mercy of
st. Adams was called here by the sick
ness ana death OF hor mothor.-JaSon B
Han who died July 18th at his home in
villa Grove, col, was sen Of Lester
Han and native Of this town. where he
reSid"G until he arrived at years OF man
hood II" then went West and settled
lie was an upright manly boy as man
held raSponSlblo offices, at one time he
was ail'e senator from D,hI, ST., re was wa,
town. Mrs Lydia Barney of Burlington,
and Roy. Lester II. Elliot. and Mrs. Aus
/ tin FlaA"n.--Lestoq' Talcott who was in
tn" Goddard Seminary At Earre, is at
home very sick with typhoid fever.
Ethel Walston is home from the same
school, quite sick.-Mr and Mrs. HON +
}ostwiCk of Ngsgonncs have been visit
! ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Tarbox.
| WESTFORD
| M ana MIS- W. w. hlfhhali returned
I rlday from MonF'a', Wnor' tl'H n'Ie
| l,.gH on tH'ir p!l''I lil.',T , M,SS Lt,"
| Nhlppi" feIuhru from sugar. nm ~ ~
o1'uFu ~ y7'1.h 5 va, Nu,,,r p''t'n-
, '" III IN M"'I'u!s' VIu'cn 0ui"aH "l''N
no h'-MI. ana MIS- mares N"l'So" ar.
NlSIilHG 'n'r "'"sHt'' Mi J"'N9o,' y.
| I'H"' al n i"''f ,-rnSo ne -
i'rn, 10 onHI'tS as'u ra" I NIVn' nr
'-,,"' - ~ t,'N. - ""', n e...'.'
,'''. rar,'.i',, ava r'-,il,. y ~ trish
and family, Mr. and MIS- q. \. Rice, MI.
and Mrs j. l.. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. I'd
win Rice, Mr.. ana MIS-. II. W. RIce, MISS
! Grace Rice, Mr.. and Mrs I. u. NJ com
| her, Mr.. c. +. Macomber. Mr.. ard Mrs
IJames Grow. Miss lcula COBB. Mr. Geurg
cobb and Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Alien attend
ed the Rice-Parker wedding at LsseX
junction last NodrcfdaY
WEST BOLTON.
g. W. koIoGE Is AT nome from barre
Tor Whlit'-Jonii i-chiE mas ihoN'u 'il'
/ creamery 10 'ollcho ne w mug WplA-
ers society met win MIS- r. Gurus
Thur'uay oct 9'h.-Laufa I-9'k mas re-
tuioeu from A'Iln1a' a. "n'rc si'g mas
/ Deoh Nsltlhs'-Jeflhie 1"Il mas re'urNcu
from M!dd'eburN where she mas ncen VS.
! iting her prother'-ReN' Mr.. WIS VINO
pf"acu"S Ut the StHoo4 houS' SUNDAY loi1-
moons now preaches AT tndernlll Centre
SUNDAY aittrhoohS'-MrS' may hiApy ana
lazy from barre are visiting here'-MiS
! Nellie cine dltd oct l. ana was pure
oct. 3, the luheral occurring AT the
/ mousse, MI lhurSloh oilclHtlhS' lhHre
We're many beautful flowers. She
will he greatly missed as ne was loved by
all.-Mrs. H. Tomllnson' Miss Sanderson
and Miss Gordon have returned from the
White Mountains, where they nave been
al "oih'
|
The first meeting OF the Maple Lawn De-
batting club was held Friday evening, oct
G. The following programme was given:
Music Misses Bertha and Jessie Brown
and Miss Cora Hastings; rt ci'ation, Miss
Persis Crawford; after which the qu, s.
ton. Resolved, That Lincoln Did
More for his Country than ana Washing
ton" was discussed by the following dis