Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-27


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SfohEfAM
I Miss Douglass. the mil,rer has returned
from New Nork.-AIiss Jones and Lizzi,
Nottingham spent Sunday with Mrs. Il. II
farnham fI, in Sudhury.-C. r.. Turrill OF
Northrtp has returned to his home =
Harry. son of G. II. Dclcrg. is on the s,cl
iist-Charles Withcrpl is expcctcd FROM
South Africa this weal5-Thc nravcr meet.
inEs which have been held "Wednesday nf
tcu1oon through the winter viii bo b,I,
hereafter on Wednesday evenings at ssva,
thirty.
G. NJ. Wilds. Miss Sophia and Perciva
Wilds and Mr. Slliff of Niddieb,irv en,.ui
sunday with Dr' Platt-Miss Anderson OF
dav.-I1ndlord Moore Of the Bissen liv,s
dance in Academy han FRIDAY evonin,t
Nrsic will no frrnishod hv pircborJ,,
orchestra.-Mr. and Mrs A. y Tottinu.
ham gave n marty on NIondav nvenin., or
Miss Itzzic's hirtbdav Nc u ~ toroe
and Miss Jonos are in Rurliraton
NE0I ADIloON.
Mrs Rolin Hocomb was called tc
Crown Point by the tllncss of her sister
me sick iist-rba HoIninp Hand sociot,
/ snent a very pleasant afternoon with Mrs
: stores Tridav The noxt meeting will bo al
the narsounge.-M Hovt is spendinp hi.
vacation With his paronts.-'The steam
ferry running between Port Henry ana
season. Saturday morning
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CohNWALL
Rcv. s II. Barnum was summond tc
New Haven. Conn, on Friday on account
of the serious illness of his mother. Late
advices state that she died on Saturday
of paralysis at the advanced age of S.
years.-Miss Harriet Frost has gone tc
sudbury for the summer.-Whoopinc
cough has made its appearance and i.
/ Town >''e
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NEW HAVEN.
Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Honnagle visited
friends in Esscx and Reher. ~ Y. la.,
week-Dr f. S. Weston has hee1 invited
to deliver the Memorial Day address At
Castlcton Speaker fIaskirs who was 10
speak here Memorial Day, has had to can.
Gel his engagement on account of private
business Miss Susie Jacobs of Burning
ton made her parouts a brief visit the first
of the week.-Mrs.. Julottc Bruneu. who
has been spending the winter with her
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- p,,ssai1 b's ,',,<,',,d - ,,osi.io, IN
tho Tr,nll,r scbool In It,ffo1, Gov,
,ho ron,ira ,.ao,.at -. s,lor,. of ,1tio
ORWELL
-t = r[ir,haIi is in Roetnn ~, ~ r',.i'
ness trip.-Muegic Ryan, daughter of John
NJ. Ryan, died Of perit-nit sunday aftc :
noon, aged sXtce1.-MrS. Murray Wrig t
and Mrs. Emma Clark are spending IL
couple of weeks in Atlantic City, n. J -
Miss Emma Mercure expects to leave
home early next month for keene, y. H.,
where she Will resume her former posi-
tion as decorator in TIL, Pottcry.-The Lit
crarv Circle held an interesting me ting
on Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Rollin Hall. The society adjourned
until October as the meetings arc to b..
discontinued during the summor-Scveral
parties from Brandon came here st
week on fishing excursions which resulted
in catches of several bushels each ni-ht.
WEYRRIDGE.
Miss Caroline Bryant of Glens Falls, n.
y, is the guest Of her nephew. q. w.
COhD.-ReN. X. W. THOMPSON Of POuItneV