Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-19
ERM0NT LOCAL NEWS
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comb acting as sponsors. Three persons
were confirmed. The church was prettly
decorated with running pine, wax berries
and autumn leaves-Mr. George of South
Lancaster, Mass, visited his daughter,
Mrs. f. D. Teachout, Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Ashley spent Sunday with Or.
and Mrs. Phelps al Fairfax Mr.. and Mrs.
James Skccis of Whitehall n. Y" are
visiting friouds in town.-Miss Agnes
Swan returns to Hartford, Conn, this
week.-A number from this place attend
ed the services at the Emanuel church
East Georgia, Sunday afternoon to hear
Bishop Han speak.-Mr Berrigan of
Sandy Hill, n. Y, spent Sunday in town
Mr. and Mrs Charles Blanchard return
ed to Old Town. Me, last Friday.
Prof S. H. Ilsley of Syracuse, n. Y,
was at f. s. Morgan's last Thursday
Miss Clara Tobey and Miss Crandal of
Burlington were the guests Of Miss Alice
Jackson over Sunday.-Mrs. Opheia Ladd,
who has been visiting her son, f.. c. Ladd,
returned to Burlington Monday.-D. r.
Address picked a quart of red raspberries
Sunday and enjoyed a raspberry short
cake.-Mr. and Mrs j. S. Benham were
in Montpelier last week, returning home
Saturday.-Thcre is to be a ball at village
hall Friday evening October 20th.-Katie
Rood returned to her home in Essex juno
ton after spending few days with Miss
A. NJ. Crown.
UNDERHTLL.
Mrs. G. A. Terrll has been very i'll the
past week.-Mrs.. Cutting and Miss Mary
Flannery of Cambridge spent part Of last
week in town.-Dr. G. NJ. Terrill and fam
lily of White River junction are visiting
lat g. A. Terrill's.-Rev. Father Gclot will
soon begin making his parochal visits
Mrs. Frank Plant has been seriously ill
\ large quantity of live stock has been
HI IN tGttf u
from Waterbury and Hinesburgh.-Byron
c. Ward, who has been spending the sum
MGR in town has returned to his home in
Des Molnes, Iowa. The Dewey electric
search light on Mount Mansfield attracted
much attention every evening last week
and was very brilliant at tirncs.-News of
the sad death of Wallace g. Hale, who
persisted in the Chatham, y. Y hotel
fire Sunday morning, was received here
with profound sorrow by all who knew
the unfortunate young man He was the
youngest son of Samuel A Hale and was
horn in Undarhill, where he has always
lived, with the exception of "A few months
at Montpelier until he moved to Rurlng-
ton a short time ago. He was ohtu 90
years old. The remains were brought to
town Monday night and the funeral was
held on Wednesday.
HUNTINGTON.
John Stevens and wife visited Mrs.
Stevens brother in Hresburgh over Sun
day.-NIr. and Mrs Ora Muiford have re-
turned home from their visit in New York
State.-George Ball and wife from Char-
lotte were in town over Sunday, visiting
their friends.-The Good Templars will
hold a carpet-rag social in the town hall
Friday evening, October q. Each lady
is requested to bring ball of carpet
rags and cake Cake and coffee Will be
serVed.-Ripe raspbeCrieS were picked OC-
thidley of the Anti-SalCOn League Will
speak at the Union church the evening OF
october 22.-Mrs. r. c. Pierce and Mrs
Matte Tarbox are visiting in MiddeseX.
Public meetings will be held in this
town next Sunday in the interest of the
Ant-Saoon League and will be address
ed by Rev. Howard j. Chidey of Pan
dolph, assist ant superintendent OF the
State AntiSaloon League 4 meeting will
he held at the Centre in the Baptist
church at II a. m, the regular hour OF
service. There will also he a mass meet
ing at the Union church at the lower VIII
lage at p. m. Mr.. Chidley has been wei
received all over the State. At the close
of each address subscription cards will be
distributed for free will offerings fol-
State work.
WILLISTON.
Luther Isham of Harrington, Conn, whc
Bryant of Talcott, has returned home
Miss Pcase is visiting her cousins and 9th
er friends in Wiliston and Talcott.-
MIR. Casey and his bride from Red Oak
Iowa, have been in town recently
Leslie Talcott is out, after a long illness
over so tickets were sold here, to Mont
pelier Dewey day.-Mrs. G. n. Webb o.
Plattsburgh, \. Y, and Mrs. G. II. Spear
of Burlington were the guests of theil
cousin. Mrs. Darling, Wednesday.-Nis:
Warner of Burlington is visiting with Mrs
Charles Keefe-Mr. and Mrs. John John
son passed the 10Th anniversary of theil
marriage the 18th, inst,-Mr and Mrs. FL
mer Patten of Talcott went to Montpelier
Dewey day.-Misses Burke and Flannery
Of Burlington were in town Sunday.-Mrs
j. n. Bushnell is gaining.-Mrs. Bradley
and Mrs. Hanniford visited friends II
Tacott last week.-Many hearts were
saddcned by the death of Mrs LAWN;
Tiley of South Burlington. In early year!
5 she lived here. The sympathy Of ole
friends and neightors is extended to th'
: afflicted family
WESTFORD.
The Union Cheese company paid 96 cents
per hundred for August milk.-Mrs. l.. NJ
! Bates and Deacon II. W. Rice are dele
, gates to the county Sundayschool con
Vention to be held at Jericho, and Deacon
F. r. Smith is a delegate to the State con
Vention in BrattleborO.-F. Il. Macomber
r John Allen and Henry McNall left Tues
Y day for Gettysburg, where they expect Il
. attend the unveilng of the statue erectc'
r by the 18th Vermont regiment, They ex
. poet to spend some time in Washington
= ana Philadelphia-Mr and Mrs, Clayton
I Rice arrived in town Wcdnesday.-M
: and Mrs. f. II. Parker visited thei
/ daughter, Mrs Rice, Saturday.-Mrs. Ly
: man of Jericho is the guest of Mrs
= Charles Grow.
A. j. Kaufman. wife and child, who hav
been visiting at l., A. Bates, have return
ed to their home in MargaretVille. n. Y.
WEST MILTON.
Miss Mamie Costello is sick from con
gestion of the liver and came home fror
g her school Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs Ed
i win Casey from Red Oak, Iowa, with MI
- and Mrs. Daniel Bishop of Jericho spen
. Saturday at A, A. Herrick' s.-There wa
: socable at L. II Herricks Wednesda
= evening. the proceeds to go for incideta
n expenses of the Church.-Mss Nina Come
; ly and George Ballard from Loon LAX
$ spent Saturday night and Sunday at +.