Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-07

ing in the Record office Is conhned to the
house with typhoid fever. Miss Bertha
Conant is taking her place at the Record
office.
Sumner Stearns who has been for sever
nj days on business in the west has re-
turned.
V. v Henderson, baggage master ut the
Central Vermont depot is taking "A few
days vacation. W. G. Jackson is attend
ing to his duties during his absence.
Next Friday evening there will be given
n concert at DuXbury. Corners. The pro-
cccds will he used for charitable purposes
B. w. Shaw and Miss Mae Shaw are
visiting for a few days with friends in
Mclrose, Mass.
Miss Abbie Haines who has been spend
ing few days at home has returned to
Bellows Falls.
Edward Cooley and Miss Eta Graves en-
ter Montpelier Seminary as students next
term.
Mrs. f. f. Evans of Randolph is spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. w v.
Bryan.
Charles Morrisy is spending a few days
with his brother in Providence, Il. l.
Horny Wallace who has been confined
to the house several days by illness is
able to be out again.
WARREN.
Among those who visited friends in town
last week were James Eldcidge and Joseph
Eldiidge Of Randolph; Arthur Parsons
and wife IF Mortified; Nern Perkins Of
Hancock; Will Parsons and wife of Beth
81: Archie Brown ara David Turner and
wife of LincOln.-ClANton Henry, who
went away last summer has retuVned-
Mrs Abial Hanks a former resident Of
this town, died at her daughters in Beth
81 Friday Edmond Sayton is at home
fyN,. ..I,., nj, ,,f I Ia,
coin is in town working on f. a. Heath $
farm-George j. Long and wife visited
in Mortified last week Thursday.-The
remains Of Mrs. Abial Hanks were brought
here from Bethel Monday. Funeral SER
vices were held at the Union church, Rev.
Mr. Parker officiating. 1nterment took
place in the village cemetery.
MIDDLEsEX.
G. NJ White and family of Montpelier
spcnt THANKSGIVING at NJ. G. DeXter's.--
Miss Nellie A. Lafferty of Boston, Mass,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs Piece
The local separator station Wednesday
closed for the seas on. Mrs. l.. c. Pierce
OF Waterville, who has been visiting her
son, Dr. ". NJ. Pierce, the past week, To-
turned home Saturday.-Mr. r.. T.. Camp
bell and family were in Northfield the last
of the weak--Among the sick the past
week are Mrs Justin jew EFT and Moses
Mr.. Hillnan preached for
Mr.. Ryan Sunday.
FAYSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce have gone
to Canada to spend a fcw days with
-frictlds and relatives there.-John Nc
Caughcn hurt his foot very badly by
striking it with a pick-axe, when digging
ditch.-Mrs. Frederick Wallace has been
treated for strangulated hernia by Drs.
Jaynes, Grout and Howe and there is a
fair prospect of her recovery. Harrison
Wallace. a son of Mrs. Frederick Wallace,
and Judson Cooper, her brother, from
Elgin, p. @, came to visit her last week
They returned on Saturday.
CALAIS.
Rev. r II. Mcpherson will be ordained
at South " oodbury on Dec 6.--A. w.
Norris of Dartmouth college will teach
school at East Calais, assisted by Miss
Mary Dwincll.--A son was horn Tuesday,
Nov 90 to Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Lamb
There will be chicken shoot next Thurs
day at East Calais
Schools commenced in town Monday
with the following teachers: Village up
per grade. Guy e. Speare; village pri-
mary, Annie l.. Gould; Lower Cabot
Blanche Hicks; West Hill, Pansy Smith;
Southwest IIill. May Ormsbee South Ca
bot, Mabel Hanes; East Cabot, Sadie
Newell; Pcterville, Emily Gorham: Whit.
tier district, Bertha Osgood.-W. T. Morse
has been appointed a notary publc.-The
Good Tempiars will hold promenade anC
supper New Years eve.-E. w. Paige OF
New York city has presented the library
with 81 fine volumes. MoCe are to follow
Mr.. Paige, who was horn and brought III
in this town is now at the head of the lar
gest Hour business in the world. Ora Dow
1, rtn,Y
Dec. 30 They have rented the farm d
Mr.. Dow's father.-Wa.tcr Swan, son Q
Mr.. and Mrs William Swan, died Friday
Dec l.-Funeral services We're held at the
Congregational church Sunday afternoon
George Dow has moved to the village
Singing schools are beginning with a gooC
attendance and manifestations of interest
WORCESTER.
Samuel Smith has moved into Middle
sex, West Hill Way, and Is working 70
Charles Ridge.-Charles Batchelder ha
returned to his old place in a grocery stor
In Cambridge, Maas.-Clar Tempetor na,
gone to Barre where he has a position
in the Central Vermont freight Office
Grace Hatch was married Thanksgiving
morning 20 Arthur Arnold of Hardwick
Rev. =. II. Carpenter performed the cere
rISny.-Rev, William Water went over 4
Sodom Thursday evening and mad
Irving Holmes, youngest son of {. j.
Holmes of this place and Miss Flor
Daley of Sodom, man and wife.
Among the Thanksgiving day visitor
were w. Z. Vail of Burlington and Georg
Parmenter of Montpelier.-All the school
in town commenced on Monday Wit
teachers as follows; Miss Alice Goodwi
and Miss Agnes Whitehead, at the corner
Miss Carrie Town, in the Hunt district
Miss Bell Camp, on Hampshire Hill
Miss Blanche Nelson, up the Brook; Mis-
frankie Hatch, in the Wheeler district
and Miss Maud Templeton, in No. t, o.
West lIiil.-Henry l.. Abbott of Mont
pelier and Bert Abbott of Barre spen
Thanksgiving at their old home.
WINDSOR COUNTY.