Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-16

son, two years of age, who has been Sc
riously i'll from eating camphor gum, is
improving. Bassit and wlfo and
II. i. Lilly and wife from Hyde Park
were I'm town last week to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. T. w. Davcrson.--Dell and
Mary Spauding were called TO Morrisvllle
last Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
their aunt, Mrs. Robie.--The news has
been announced of the safe arrival Of
Mrs. Henry Scott and son in Augusta Ga.
DR.. kublee from Morrisvlle was called
here last week as council with DR.. Bailey
in the case of Ella Leavtt.--Mis. y. w.
Daverson died at her home Tuesday
morning. The funeral was held Thurs y
afternoon, the Rev. o. NJ Boutwell, assist
ed by Rev. -. u. Evans oiiiciated. Mrs.
DaVcrson was twenty-seVon years of age
and greatly respected and loved by all
who knew her. She was consistent
member Of the NJ. T.. church The af-
hicted family have the sympathy Of the
entire community, especially the husband
and two young daughters.
NEWPORT.
A. r. Cowlcs of Newport and his son.
Harry Cowles of Hardwick have opened
n music store in Richford The Orleans
County musical convention ts being well
patronized with fun chorus and is doing
fine work under the direction of Prof II.
II. Palmer of New Sork-Ralph Guild cf
Dover. Kan, who moved from Co"vntry
~ years ago is back visiting his " .1s
in the County.--W. Il. RanHcy aud II. G.
Camp have taken an interest with g. +.
Ranney in the job printing and stationery
store.--M II. Brown lost the ends OF two
fingers by too close connection to a buzz
saw last Tuesday.-L. l.. Colt and wife
MORGAN.
Judge Taylor has been seriously i'll with
v,.f,, I.t,t 10
improving. Mrs. Clarissa Bartlett Is very
low. She is over 20 years old. w. p. Bart
lett is building u tin shop to make cVap-
orators for the sugar arches he manu-
factures.-Several from this place have
joined the odd Fellows Lodge at Island
Pond.--Henry Rye is TO work for o. T..
Wilcox tho coming seaSon-Miss Clara
Mcfarland of Barton is visiting mt j. II.
Gilmore's.-'The State health commissions
ers have appointed II. a. Bartlett health
officer for this town.
NEWPORT.
Charles Litchfeld has moved from Cow
entry on to tho MaXfieid farm In spite of
the severe cod large number were pre- =
ent at the Friday nights Concent at the
close of the musical convention wh;ch had
been held all the wcek-1he large shaft
at the veneer mill broke recently and
caused Il shut down for a few days--rhe
strumcnts in this village last week and
more are to fpllow.--MIrs. NJ. 4. Brigham
has .'eturned from Bradford where she
has been on "a visit,-John Young has
taken as Il partner his son, c. 3. Young,
lately from Minneapolis Eds N
died Sunday morning. The funeral was
held Tuesday at . a. M. Rev. Fr. Clare
mont ofllciating.-Mrs. y. +. Ball If w st
Derby was taken i'll Sunday on her way
to church and went to Dr. George +.
Adams where she died in few minutes.
She had diabetes for tho past two years.
She leaves an aged husband aud lee
sons to n ourn for her.
ALBANY.
Mr.. Turnbull has hired a gang of hands
and commenced work on the creamery
Mr.. Thomas Marnock and Mrs. Hattie
Crowley were married Feb. 18th by Pew.
Mr.. Donaldson, at the Methodist Episco-
pal parsonage.-The relatives and friends
of Mrs. Cora Tenney Buck of Minneapolis
Mimi, (where she moved some years ago.
were saddened by hearing of her death
Feb. 9th. She leaves Il husband and one
son also brother in this place to mourn
her loss. She was daughter Of the late
John Tenney.
LOWELL.
! The CONGREGATIONAL society will meet
with Mrs. Robert Niblock one week from
Friday.-Mrs. I1eman Crawford and son
Nelson of Irasburgh We're guests at g. NJ
Steinhours the first of the week.-Mab. Il
Durvage was in Barton last week-Clara
Skinner has been with her sister Mrs e.
II. Southern at North Hyde Park the past
week.-George Gay has gone to Westerly
X. l., where he expects to work with his
father taking care of horses-Bertna
Durham is visiting friends and relatives
in towr.-Edgar Leclair is busy getting
out lumber for his barn which will be g
by 100 feet and basement under the
whole. 1t will be the largest barn in
town,