Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-02

ished with 800 new books.-Danicl Magyar
gin mas rented his farm to Charles Far
rett of Underhill.-Dr. Clayton Andrews
ana wife from Waterbury asylum were
the guests of his parents over Sunday
Miss Emma Richardson of the L. V. M.
and friend we're the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Richardson over Sunday.-Miss
Nelne Henly, who has been quite Ill, is
able to attend to her duties in the post
of1ice.-The Ladies' Aid society meet with
Mrs ). A. -.ndrews next Frday.-Mtchael
Dorm OF Winoosk has taken possession of
the Bellevue house-Mr BostwiCk has
moved into his new house.-The funeral OF
Catharine O'Rourke was held from the
catholic church on Tuesday OF last week,
Rev. Father Delaney of Burlington Of
ftciatinS, owning to the Illness of the resi-
dent pastor.--Ford f. Flagg of Goddard
seminary was home over Sunday.--Will
Call and family have moved into the new
house built by Rufus Place.-Thc sick are
generally improving. Albert Williams ID
very low, his father, now 50 years old, Is
somewhat better, and hopes are entertain
cd OF his recovery.
SHELBCRNE
Mrs. Henry Rowley was called to Fer
risburgh Saturday by the death of her ia
ther, George w. Palmer.
There Will be several changes among the
farmers of She!burne this sprlns. b. II.
Allen VIII move on to tine Bartlett farm
and Mr.. Barney, who has been there for
the past two years will go to IIlncsbursh
to work for Degree e. Co. w. Ball Of
Ferrsburgh will move to the d. c. Irish
farm and r. Whalley has bought the home
farm In Charlotte and will move there the
first Of March. M Quinlan, who has been
on the Fletcher farm for 80 years Is going
TO Charlotte into company with his broth
cr buying cattle and O. A. Baldwin Of
IN ,atr
farm .Batisc Lessor jr., will carry on
the Fred Hadley farm.
DR.. +. r. StOddard has been appointed
health officer for tho town of Shelburne
for the ensuing three years.
The soleotmen have recently had n new
safe put into the town hall. 1t is report
ed to weigh 25 tons.
Mrs. James Daley has gone to St. Jo
sephs convent, Burlington, to live.
Miss Mary Stevens who has been at n.
r. Miller's for some time has gone to her
former home in New York and will soon
be married.
Lieut.. +. NJ. Barstow Is expected to re-
turn to his homo the last of this week,
Miss Mary A. Stevens, who has been
employed in n. r. Mlller's family for the
past year went last Wednesday to Dick
ems Center n. Y, and was married on
Thursday to Charles Weller of that town.
Mrs John Mckenzie who has been Sc
riously i'll is able to sit up.
Glrden Smith and son, Fred. have gone
to Burke, VI. to visit relatives.
Col Y G. Fletcher OF St. Johnsbury IS
in town looking after his farm.
There was an anniversary mass said on
Wednesday for the late Fred A. Dubuc,
Rev. +. A. Campeau officia ting. Mrs. Car
penter OF Charlotte presided at the or
gan.
r Messrs. j. B. Dubuc, jr., Pine and Ro-
barge of Burlington, were in town We'd
nesday.
Walter Degree is on the sick list.
HUNTINGTON.
w. p. Smith and wife visited at Anson
Shermans last week.-Georae Ball and
family moved to Charlotte Thursday.-
Mrs. r. c. Bromley is in town the guest
of her brother, John Stevens and Is caring
for her mother who is very poorly.
snow which fell last week has made quite
comfortble slelshing.-Mrs. Nancy NJ
Caswell, who has been very sick is more
comfortable.-Orr'n Emmons has moved
to George Balls farm for a year.-Mrs
Mary Wyman Is visiting IN Richmond
J. r. Franklin went to Jone.ville.-John
Sadler is on the sick list,-Mr. Culver was
away q few days last week.
UNDERHILL CENTRE.
Mrs w. II. Paine, who has been i'll all
winter. is getting bctter.-P. b. Smith
James and Frank Shea, who have been
sick are reported better.-Peter Leddys
family have all been sick with grippe,
but are better.-Dannie Howe commences
work for l.. o. Brush the first of Feb
ruary.-Buel White has gone to Jericho
to work for A. W. Ross.-Mrs. Pearl
Brigham is dangerously sick at her faith
er's. Calvin Hookcr's The telephone con-
nection between this place and Pleasant
Valley has been taken up. W. j. Fuller
getting out timber for a large barn to be
built the coming summer Hollis and
Henry Smith are to do the work.-M- l.
j. Brown is to build an addition to the
barn he erected last summer.
JERICHO CENTRE.
The annual convocaton Of the Lords
Of Creation" | the socable given by
the men Of the church and community
will he held at the church and vestry on
Washington's birthday, Feb. o. These men 8
Sociables are unique Affairs the entire
handling, even to the cooking being done
by the men. They will introduce many
novel features this year. The band Of this
place have commenced the preparation Of
a dramatic entertainment which they
hope to give about March 1st. They have
selected a fine drama and farce; and have
several first class amateur actors: a pleas
ing entertainment is assured-Mrs c. l..
and on arrival there, found her little
daughter tvangelne, very sick with
membranous Group. Evangeline had been
staying at Nergennes with her grand
mother.-Edward Ransom has moved on
to the farm recently bought by MIN of
G.. H. Brown, and MIR. Brown is staying
with his son. Burke at prrsent.-A tenn
p"rance lecture was given at tho
Academy Wednesday evening. by Mr..
Perrin OF Hyde Park.-Mrs. l. NJ. Nealy
is very seriously sick with the grip and
complications. She has sent for her sister.
who is a professional nurse in New York
city.-rhe Literary society VIII hold pub
lie debate 1T the Academy next Monday
evening, Feb, 6, on the question resolved
that n policy of expansion is the best
Ioicy for this country. There are several
good speakers on each s!de.-Mss Lulu
Lincon has been appointed orsanist, and
Paike Brown chorister OF the Sunday
school.-MlsS Eva Pease is at homo to re-
main some time
ESSEN CENTRE.
Mrs. Ellen Brown of South Lancaster,
Mass, is visiting at j. *. Warner's.-
Miss Lizzie Warner OF Rutland is visit
ing her parents, Mr., and Mrs. j. X.
Warner-F. w. Ayers bought s3 head of
cattle last week. seventy-five head were
purchased of jerome Goodrich of
Richmond-'rruant Ohlcer d. c. Wood
ard is looking up tho deln-
quent school chldren.-The second
lecture OF the Maple Lawn lecture course
will be given by Captain George Z, Davis,
at the CONGREGATIONAL chur'h On Tues
day evening, February 7, ut 720. The
subject will be the Battle of Monocacy."
WEST MILTON.