Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-12

rived Saturday.-There will be an oyster
supper for the benefit of the Congregation
al church on Friday evening, Jan. 20
Harold f. Iiuntley is able to return to
Burlington.
You can save money by buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos. cut price
shoe sale.
MILTON BORO.
Miss Sarah Scott of Milton visited here
recently.-F. Il. Smith is recovering from
severe attack of the grip.-A blizzard
prevailed here Sunday afternoon
The annual cut price shoe sale of the
Allen Shoe Co is now in progress. Buy
your shoes now and save money.
HUNTINGTON.
Mrs. J. w. Fargo entertained the Kings
Daughters at the town hall al Huntington.
North Village, Jan. 4.
w. r. Concer Of burlington is guest
Of f.. w. Fulcr.-W. y. Hail was in town
last week. Mrs. f. w. Fuller is gaining
slowly.-Mrs. q. w. Csrwell is very low
with the grip.-Frcd Fitch was called to
Waitheld last week by the sudden death
of his brother.-E. Dart has commenced
his work at the Centre.
The Allen Shoe COS. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody a chance to save money
on shoes.
WEST MILTON.
Mrs. G. w. Granger is better-Rcv. G.
l.. story preached here last Sunday.-Mrs
Allen Is suffering from the grip.-Annie
Osgood is still confined to her bcd.--As
Samuel Croto from the Island was coming
down Checkerhcrry hill last Wednesday
the clevis brook letting the whppletrces
against the horses and they ran away and
went over the bank into the river the
wagon tongue was broken off and one
horse badly cut. The road in the narrows
,t tl l,r ht &c. igt-
HUNTINGTON CENTRE.
Warham Taft moved on the place he
bought of +. f.. Gordon last week Mr..
Gordon reserves oart of the house until
springs j. Randall and family and Fred
.Itcn and vie attended the funeral Of S.
c. Fitch at New Haven last Thursday
John Lahash has rented and moved on to
John SpraGue's farm.
The annual cut price shoe sale of the
Allen Shoe Co. is now in progress Buy
your shoes now and save money.
UNDERHILL.
The mercury registered is degrees below
on Tuesday morning.--The Ladies' Indus
trial society meet at the church parlors
Tor their annual meeting on Thursday aft
Crnoon.-The village ladies are interested
in lady minstrel entertainment which
they are preparing for the near future
1
ganized among his pupils--Mr. W. II.
Martin has been spending a few weeks in
South Royalton.-Ncronca MCNichols has
been in st. Adams for a few weeks.-Mrs.
T.. S. Whitcomb is expected home from
Burlington this week, where she has been
caring for her sister. Mrs. S. l.. Bates.
Her mother Mrs. NJ. J. Walker expects
to accompany her-Roy Day is at work
for William Folsom in Esscx.-F'rank
Young has gone to housekeeping at his
home with his son Carlos.-A. W. Terrill
has returned from a few days visit with
George Stiles at Jericho Centre.-Milo
Sallcs has been stopping few days at
John McNichols,-Mrs. Sarah Ryan
Hyde and child have returned to their
home in Moscow.-Peter Dorey of the
Center has closed q very successful
school. continuing for several terms. and
has entered the medical department of
the L. V. NJ
You can save money by buying your
shoes now a the Allen Shoe cos. cut price
shoe sale.
ST. GEORGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Forbes. who were
quite sick with the grip last week are a
little better-Town Clerk O. w. lsham
was under the Doctors care a few days
last week being confined to his bed with
Il stomach and liver trouble.C. 5. Allen
has been obliged to keep within "A dark
room several days on account of sore eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright Of Hines
burgh visited their daughter. Mrs. f. NJ.
linsdill on the 7th inst-George Jimmo
il running the st team mill formerly run by
MS father.-On account of the grip there
Were only three scholars at Miss Noonin's
school during last week.-Martin Tilley
cut his right leg below the knee while
chopping one day last week
The Allen Shoe Cos. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody a chance to save money
on shoes.
ESSEN CENTRE.
Rev. L. II. Elliot of Waterbury preached
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning and at the Methodist church in
the oVening.-Rev. l.. b. Tenney and wife,
who are visiting Mr.. Tenney's parents in
Waterbury are expected home this week.
Prof l.. r. Jones of the T. V. NJ, will
deliver the first lecture in the Maple Lawn
series on Friday evening, Jan. 18Th, at the
Congregational church at 7:So His subject
Will be something pertaining to nature
stuuies.-'Fhc annual meeting Of the trus-
tees of the Essex Classical Institute will
he held at the Institute. Tuesday morning,
Jan. 10, at % O'clock Rev. NJ. n. Down
ing, pastor of the Free Methodist church
Burlington, preached in the Universalist
church here Tuesday evening, Jan, 10.
RICHMOND.
M. Bostwcls of the Bellevue House has
leased the hotel to Michael Doan of COL
che, ster he is to take possession the first
of February Mr.. Bostwick viii move in
to his new house nearby. Mr. Doan is a
| Son-in-law OF MIR. Gokey of the Nalletts
Bay Iiouse.-There are many cases of the
grip in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Morton Jud-
son of Essex Junction were the guests of
/ r. I. Judson one day last week.-GeorSe
II. Fay has leased his farm to Arthur De-
merritt. Mr.. Fay and sister occupy part o.
his house.-Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas -erry
of Milton have been spending few days
in Richmond with their numerous friends.
The Legion of Honor had some 40 couples
at their party,-Thc League Of Honor have
disbanded. They gave five dozens of fold
ing chairs to the congregational church
and Sunday school, At the roll call last
week resolutions of thanks We're extended
to the League of Honor by the church,
Sunday school and Christian Endeavor So
cietles for the very acceptable gift. The
society of Odd Fellows have rented q hall
over George Green's store and are now re-
pairing and putting ii in order.-The in
stallation of the newly elected officers of
Phi. Sheridan Court of Forcsters will be
held Wednesday evening. Jan. H. The
public are invited. There will be a ban
luet at the rorestcrs' hail after nstalla-
ton AT the annual meeting of the Con-
SreEational church, Jan. 4th Salmon Green
Mas elcted deacon for three years w, ),
Whitcomb deacon for life and NJ. $. Whit
comb deacon for one year; h, S. Balch, s.
Y. Andrews and Mrs. E. D. Mason. trust
e's; NJ. $. WhitcOmb was elected treasurer,
Salmon Green. Clerk.-Deacon l., s. Whit
comb Is in very feeble health. Resolutions
of sympathy and appreciation for his ser