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

ofic' 90 S. Farr, S. c. Marsh and t. b.
Pat ~ on have been appointed commits
sioi1e.I on the estate of the late David
RoSworth.
The funeral of Carlos Gordon was held
from the residence of b. f. Gordon on
North street, Tuesday afternoon, Rev. j..
"A. Btgcow officiating NJ. Il. Natrey had
charge.-The funeral of Mrs Elvira Var
ney was held from her lato home on
Mountain avenue Wednesday afternoon.
Rev l.. A. Bigelow pastor of the Method
ist church officiated. The bearers were j..
y. Jennings, W. f. Chase, II. $. jennings
and John Chase.-Thc remains of George
Mullins were brought here from New lia-
ven junction WcjnC sjay. The funeral
was held at st. Ambrose church, Rev. Fa-
thcr Boyle offciatng.-Frdnk G. Mayhem
and Miss Kate Butler were united in we'd
lock Wednesday morning at the cath ol!c
church 10y Rev. Father Boyle Edgar Bur-
ritt was best man and Miss Nellie Butler
was bridesmaids id.-Superintendent ". il.
Bosworth and B. Huggett of the Bristol
Manufacturing CO., have gone 20 New
York to attend the meeting of the Casket
trust-Gifford Chapter, r. \. NJ. elected
officers Tuesday evening as follows: H..
F., j. j. DUMAS; +. Is, E. b. Palmer: e.
s, T.. w. Shattuck, G. H., u. A. Ro,cau;
+. s. c. S. Paige; r. A. C., r.. ). Smith;
NJ. Sd V. g. A. Atkins; NJ ~ v, j. T..
Whitney; NJ. list V. r. Wilson; treasurer,
L. J. Bristol; secretary, w. w. Nccdhan;
tyler, l., NJ. Peircc; finance committee. II.
:. sumner L. 6. Norton. and E. \. Has
seltine, chaplain. L. A. Hassetinc-N Miss
Evelyn Dumas, teacher in the irst prim-
AIRY of tho graded school was of duty
wednesday because of sickness Miss
jennie Sherwin is taking her place.
SHOREHAM.
Thurman Woicott died Tuesday and
L.
olCutt WAS in his seth Year.-Mr and
Mrs. Frank Wait have returned and open
ed their house. Mrs. Wait has an alta, X
of the srip.-NlT. Kent Wright and family
have returned to their farm. Edward
stokes moved to the VIII Leonard farm
on Five Mile Point Friday.-Miss Arder-
son of Mddlsbury college is 1T home for
the Easter intermisson.
y telegram was received Saturday mora
ing telling Of the death of a former resi-
dent, Lyman Yale Hunt. at Waukeyan.
III, IN his seventy-ninth year.-Mrs. II.
W. Jones and L. II. Tottngham went Mon
DAY to Rutland to attend the fun raj of
Mrs. ID. II. Kelley, a niece of Mrs. Tot
tingha m's.-Mr. and Mrs Charles More
have returned from Fairfield and are at
w. w. Moore's.The *. L. A. Merlden
students returned Tuesday. Miss Ba IL
WIN, Grace Bingham ana Bowman Tot
tingham.-Miss Parish of Rridport is vis-
tins at A. L. Tottingham's.
LINCOLN
Miss Dell Nichols has been worse the
last few day3,.-Mrg. Mary Davis and
Hannah Huntington are somewhat i'm
provcd.-Ered Bryant of Midllchury COL
lore is spending the spring vacation with
his parents here.-Mr. and Mrs y, c.
Scott of Noagennes were guests of Or.
Dodge's family over Sund .y.-Nliss Myrtle
-ihs
few days.--Rruben and James Coleman
have moved into Mrs. Mas'ia Murray's
house. e.-EdwdrdA Murray has novel into
William Eddy's house on E.idcT ILL.,
Mrs. j. j. elliot and son of East Warren
visited at y. T. Mcrgan's last week.
Mrs. Laura Elliot is gaining from Il
severe attack Of grip.--The Lincoln House
mas been rented to Thomas Dunant Of
Middlebury. who took possesslon NJ nday.
Mrs. {. q. Butterfield returned to her
homo III Easthampton Monday.-L. {.
Bain has been appointed school directoT
to fill tie place of f.. NJ. Whitney. re-
signed.-SoVer from this place attended
the funeral of +. G.. Colby held in Bristol
Surday.-Mrs. Harvey Farr IS falling
Very little sugar has been made, as yet.
Mrs. c. a. Butteriield is in town calling
on old friends and looking aftcU the in
forests of the Lincolr House. She re-
turned to her home in Easth mpton. Mass,
Monday.-Miss Jessie Thompson of Wey-
bridge is visiting the to mily Of her aunt.
Mrs. OrVlle Estur-G. A. rhayer and
Miss Mollia COuGhlan visited friends in
Warren Wednesday-Mrs. Annette Nor
gan retuaned Thursday from two We h
visit to friends in Warren The little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Warren Hatch
is veCy 81 k with pneumonia.-Mrs Alice
Siple, who was 50 dangerously sick last
fall and winter, rode to the home of her
fpNt- snIa 1,e,, ,I-;..
being the first time in oVer eight months
that she has been able to leave her home.
Albert Cove returned from Curling on
Wednesday, whe~c he has spent several
weeks with his daughter NJ. g. Stur-
tevdnt.-Mrs. Marcia Clark had the mis-
fortune Il iniuTc one of her eyes quite
severely a fey days ago.
GRANVILLE.
Lawrence Dupont of Ticunderoga. y.
y, is visiting his father and family. y.-Ea. |
Bean is very i'll with neuralgia of the
htart,-MisS Stella Cook Of Crown Point,
n Y, is visiting relatives in town.-Mls.
ia1en Hubbard and daughter, Lille, Nis-
tied in Rochester last week Ora Briggs
and wife Ceturned from Jamaica short
time ago, where they have been residing
for thcee or four years past and have
pono to Ike ping house IN their old home
Clarence Green is d victim Of tho mumps.
FERRISBURGH.
Mrs. r. NJ. Sattealy and Miss Lizzie
Wright spent Thursday in Burlington rs
also did DR.. Reynolds and two daui;ltcrs
Frank Llrr0w has taken the X. d.
Booth farm and will take possession April
Miss Cora and Jennie Bard entertained
a few of thelr most intimate friends
Thursday evening. Ice cGeam and cake
We're served.
William Grassette is working at the