Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-05
OkLEANS COUNTY.
MORGAN.

Henry Rood is moving to the farm
owned by his son, Arthur.-Mr.N and Mrs.
IL. \. Bartlett and children have been
spending the holidays Mt Lebanon, n. H.,
with Mrs. Rartlett's mother and sister
Mr.. Burns, who is aid up with a broken
leg at George Cohb's is doing nicely.
CRAFrSBURY.
The NJ. e. Sunday school has chosen the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, Ii. y. Stevens; superintendent.
II. II. Allen, assistant superintendent,
Cora Il. Allen; secretary and treasurer.
Mary A. Scott; librarian. Alden Twiss.
Mrs. James Anderson is sick with tho
Srip.-Thc concert given by Miss Ella Har-
riman's. musical class in the town hall
last Friday evening was Il success in every
particular.-Mrs Nettie Daverson and
Albert Cass do not seem to be improving
in hcalth.-Miss Elgie Brown from Hard
wick spent her Christmas vacation in
town last Week.-Will Goodrich will close
his labors as teacher in the high depart
ment of the village school next Friday,
he will leave Saturday for Burlington,
where he will enter the Medical College.
The school term of three weeks will be
finished by Tressa McCue.
NEWPORT.
Carroll Huntington arrived home from
Denver. Col, where he went last fall for
his health, which is somewhat improved.
Mrs G. NJ. Dearborn has gone to Cor
inth.-Mr and Mrs. q. l.. Macdirmid have
gone to Montreal on a ~visit.-Edward
kenerson has moved from the Powers
house into II. O.. Smiths house.-Fred
Blunt has been spending his vacation at
home, from Yale University Miss Grace
Hubbard is home from Fall River. ac-
companied by her uncle, G. |. Tower, and
his daughter,-The board Of trade are
taking steps toward getting the American
Institution Of instruction to hold its next
meeting here next July. Judge +. T.. Al
fred and II. 5. Root were appointed dele
gates to confer with the manager of their
next meeting in Boston, January Ed
ward and Floyd Miller came from Lowell.
Mass, last week to spend n part of their
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.. Miller.
They return to Burlington this week to
resume their studies,-The schools com
menced January . after n three weeks
vacation.-Charles Raymond has closed
his work as clerk for C. T.. Ranney and
has gone to his home in West Derby.-
julius Richards has sold his farm, crops.
stock and tools to his nephew Manual
Richards, for about $4,000, possession being
given January /, 1S99.-Alvin Cheney died
here sunday OF rheumatism Of the heart.
was with the company during their camp
life.
LOWELL.
George Stewart and family were in La
noble County on a combined business and
pleasure trip last week.-Mrs.. G. S.
Stewart who has been visiting in High
gate returned home last Friday.-Mrs.
George Stinehour is visiting her sister in
Concord, N. Hon Dec. % at the Congre-
gational parsonage, Frank Kinney and
Miss Jessie l1oadley We're united in mar
riage.-Carlos Skinner and wife OF Brown
ington visited in town last Week.-Mrs.
Hattie Wetherby of burlington is visiting
relatives In town.-Mrs. l.. b.. Wcllman
and daughter, Theda, who have been in
New Hampshire for several weeks return
ed home Saturday.-Mrs. Samuel Crafts
and daughter. Leila of Piermont, N. H.,
are in town visiting relatiyes.-Onias
Whittemore and wife of Eden visited i'm
town Saturday.-C. IL. Souther and wife
of North Hyde Park and Bert Heath Of
North Troy we're guests at Ct. c. Skin
ner's Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Wedge visited in Jay last week.
DERBY.
A little daughter of Charles Webb died
last week with tonsilitis.-W. r. Daley
entertained a party of the past graduates
OF Derby Academy at his home the even
ing of Dec. 2Sth. Several of them are
now in college in Burlington.-At the cleo
ton of officers in the Congregational Sun
day-school Jan. !. E.. A. Allbee was elect
ed superintendent; W. y. kilborn, assis-
tant superintende lent; John Taylor, secre-
tary and treasurer; Carrie Taylor, librar-
Ian; Hattie Morse, organist; and Minnie
Gilpin, assistant organist.
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