Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-19
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS

family have moved in to rooms in the
Gleason block.-Ford T. FlagS, a Rich
mond boy, now OF Tufts College is on the
football team of that university ami play
ed in the game at Westford, y. y. last
week-Fred Powers of Waterbury has
some 200 head of calves and young cattle
here TO ship to Iowa as soon as cars can
be obtained. Sherman Clark has gone to
Boston to visit his brother Jesse Clarke
who is engaged in the drug business and
who expects to return with hlm on his
wedding trip MIR. and Mrs. Miles of
Monkton are the guests of Miss Eva
Green. The large flag owned by the re-
publican club was thrown to the breeze
last Wednesday and the band stand decor
atod with flags and bunting in honor of
Dewey as he passed through the town.
Mrs. Charles Walston Of Williston was
the guest of Mrs. f. W. Freeman last
week-Dr George May of Newton. Mass,
and DR.. Il. j. Andrews of Burlington were
in town last week. DIR. May will 5e re-
membered a very successful teacher in
the high school several years agC.--Mrs
Charles Green of Essex was the guest Of
her brother F. G. Nichols, last week.
Willard Warner of EnoSburgh was the
guest of his sister Mrs =. q. Nclly last
week.-David Vincent from Chamrain
was the guest of his son. ". -. Ninccn.
last week.-John Richardson orecteo a now
windmill last week to drive the water
from his new We'll on the low ground
where there is a bountiful supply, to his
house. The mill does the work sdtisfac-
torily,--AIr and Mrs. Sharpstein o. Mar
shall, Mich, were the guests of Mr. ana
Mrs. Milton Stevens as was Mrs.
Charles Clark of Montpelier, last wee6 -
Mrs. DR.. Boyle formerly of Richmond, but
now of Medford, Mass, was the guest OF
Mrs. A. r. stevens last week.-Nr' VIII
McGovern is spending few days with
friends in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kehoe has
returned from Montreal where he won't
for treatment of a cancer.-Gcorge Gearin
died Monday morning of consumption. He
has recently returned from Colorado
where he went for his health.-Miss Zoe
Towers who is sick with typhoid fever is
doing as well as could be expected.
Daniel Berry telegraph operator at I'm
derhill spent Sunday with his PARENTS
w. A. Farnham of South Royalton was in
town Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. w
Green spent Friday and Saturday in
Westford- A. r.. Williams is spend
ing a few days in Burlington, the guest
of Mrs. |. T.. Towue Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Han of Burlington spent Sunday in
town.-Mamie Ryan, who is attending the
Burlington business College, was in town
Saturday.-Rcv. NJ j. Carmody of Lud-
low. who has been visiting w. S. Free
man for a few days, returned home Sat
urday.-Miss Mary OBiern was in Bur-
lington Saturday.-Miss Maud Russell was
in Burlington over Sunday.-Mrs. Julian
Terrier of St. Elwidge. Kan, is visiting
relatives in tOwn.-Stephen Guptil spent
Sunday in Waterbury.-George Guerin
who has been suffering from lung trouble
for some time and who but lately return
ed from Colorado. where he went on ac-
count of poor health died at the home Of
his mother Monday morning Billy Vans
Ministries are to give an entertainment in
the Opera House" Friday evening. -
Fred Powers started for Iowa Monday
with three carloads of cattle-Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Chase returned to their home
in MiddleseX last night, after a few days
visit with their son, Van II. Chase.
Mrs Paquette Of ST. Adams, who has
been stopping with her son, Rev. Joseph
Paquotte, returned home Saturday Tho
Ladies Aid society was pleasantly onter-
tanned at the Congregational vestry Fri