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

Roland Griiiith Of Montpelier were in
town sunday to attend the funeral Of
->".h"n 'ark'-pudIcy Waldo mas iinlsh-
his home in Royalton.--W. j. Royce has
rented his farm to Jesse Thomas for
three years.-Mrs. a. G. Child is suffering
from an attack of bronchitis--E. X.
Obcr was compelled to give up his sing
Ing class on account Of Illness Mr. Dud-
ley of East Montpelier takes his place.
NOp,rttrrrrD
w rui. u..o ,oc. ,.,. .o
weeks since ana entered the employ OF
the Western Electric company I'm New
York, has left that city and gone to Chi
cago, whore he will work for Il railroad
corporation. Charles T.. Duggan who left
Mortified in company with Nh Ellis and
was employed by the same company. has
been quite seriously ill., and is soon 10 re-
turn home to remain until his health inn
proves.
The marriage Of Miss Maudo NJ Briggs
to Charles j. Burnham Of Roxburv oc-
CURED at the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Briggs. Thursday
afternoon. The ceremony was performed
by Roy. W. S Hazen. They win no M
homo to their friends after Jaruarv 9th.
Timothy Glennon Of this place ana Miss
Gcorgiana Lafountainc Of Montreal, We're
married at tn" home of the bride thu "a
nav ib VIZ w. ,S ' ~o' r'G are
street '-'''''
.-
VAL End / NJ
Tho cards are out announcing the mar
riaGe of Miss Josephine Taylor Of Water
oS' E,a,'1 III w, - "'''
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ho',s,' ,.i'b w. ,r,;,, " "
Nrs CLnrins ~ i- oo,c,,od 60 tto
house nv illness
MIDDLESEX.
Quite n lively runaway occurred hero
Wednesday Of last yeel As the team o.
Covlos & Hardy we're standing in from
of the freight house vait,n., for an organ
to ne loaded, they became frightened and
street thnv strnck ~ teienbo,,o noIn w.
stan,lv killing tho nipb borso-Aftor an
Illness Of several months VI 7, Ncr,lrov
died 1uasda,. ,norrfro 90 ,r,,,,or on ~.
broin Tho mineral v.as hold AZ bis latc
residence THURSDAY Rcv Mr. Wright Of
nciatinr Mrs n r,nlin is slowly re-.
coverinT rror, blood noisnrirg IL, tbc -i,t+
hand.-Nrs. Don SAWYER is m Mr. Dins-
more has beon sicl for a few da,s-A
Green has ca far recnv.rod tbat he il aha
| to do light work in his sbon-Nfr Root
has moved into John Longs tenement
r,1.oro>-
Al olO\'
2
returned home from Waddington. y. y
Luther Chambers little son IS very sick
win VII pnelmonia,-J0nh hihSey ana p"nie'
ror.u.,r ,,.oor,or
| SUI II "ooLh hh'
| Rev Mr.. Ganlcv has returned.-The sa-
| cranent of the Lords sumner Will 10, oh
| served next Sundav.-The Following sum
day school teachers were elected last Sun
dav for the ensuing year: Mrs. Lee Good
/
Mrs Frank Batchelder.-The day school
attendance was quite small owing to sick
| ness among the children.-The Ladies' Al
society will hold a conundrum tea at the
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NOf1' rs hf'
Hiram NJ. Bruce died on Monday. Jan. =
and was buried on "Wednesday. Rev. pa
yid Thatcher of Eallcrs0eld preached the
funeral sermon. Many friends from out Of
t9M were ptSStH,mEeY' WAN E%Jtr
of Sodom on Thursday of last weok.-The
Ladies of the Congregational society gave
a social dinner at the town hall on Thurs
day.-Miss Mary Abbott is in Montpelier
/ caring for a sick friend.-Ciare Tompleton
| came home sick on Thursday last, VIC
tim of the grip.-Arthur. son Of Plummer
I Richardson, had a LEG broken while chop
! ping one day last week 1t is feared he
been sick for u long time is again very
low.
pr ,r<rrrt0
l.: = LOWING proNe ms leg WINE lu'Il-
| oerinS'-Oh account oil the severe storm
! on SATURDAY the lecture gwen ny N'N'
| j, j. Lewis was very poorly attended ou-
| thoSc VINO u!u 20 iell wei Iepdlu Tor tle'r
Foup.e IN uiaNhE tHe Slor'h'-NIFs, JUS
| una h.tt .. 'aiaIS l. NlSIt'hs III own
\. H.. last Frlday.-Farties from Waits.
| heIo were III town Oh MONDAY looking Ioe
| Inc durham COWS
NORTH FAYSTON.
MIS- Alien hoWe IS SICK Win Sclatlcd'-
ChIton l'urhce Is III WIN Scat'ot ever
| MrS' d. oo'. NIl'e M"o mas ",r" Si'c''u-
| ING Il rev Weeks III Moie'o"H ~ Holh',
| Neriioh 'llNlth VINO mas peVn ldId up Nl'h
p'o"u iolSoH III MS nan" - oS''tI'
MADDEN
| j. L. Spau,ding is soon 10 occupy tho
store now occupied by w. II. Cardell-I.
y. and &. c. Catchapaw are AZ home from
Granville where they have been At work
| q. c. Catchapaw and Hattie CatChapaw
are visiting friends in Monkton.-Edward
Coughlin and family have moved to Mid
dlebury.-There was dance Friday night
at the hall which was attended 10y II large
| crowd-All of Henry La Morder'S children
are having the whooping cough.
| w. II. Cardcll and Frank Shaw have
traded places and are to exchange this
Weth-l mere - ,S.H NJ ~, .,.',t ~.