Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-19

including several articles of oliver ware.
The bride was kindly remembered by her
Sabbath schol class. Her pastor, Rev A.
b. Enrivht, pastor of the M. Il. church
performed the ceremony and the marriage
service of the Episcopal church was used.
Only relatives were invited. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Written
of Jericho, Mr.. c. q. Bickneh and daugh-
ter, Florence, also of Jericho, Mr. and
Mrs. n. II. Lewis of North Troy Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Kenyon and SONS Orkley and
Ned Of Westford, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie l..
Saxton and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Saxton Of
Fairfax, Mrs Lena Written Rice of st.
Adams, Miss Mary G.. Pease, Mrs. n.
Dygert and daughters, Clara and Blanche,
Rev and Mrs. \. r. Enright and Mr..
and Mrs. E f. Garvin of Essex. The
bridal party took the five o'clock train
for Breakdown, N. Y, to visit the groom's
parents. About Feb. list, they will be at
home in North Fairfax.
/ DR.. W. W. styles has had his house
connected with the Browns River Tele-
phone line..-''hc talk of Prof l., r. Jones
of the Z. V. Nj. on Weeds and Grasses
last Friday evening was very instructive.
MIR and Mrs. A. Dorr spent over Sun
day with relatives in Burlngton.-Ther
will be a business meeting of the Y. p.
5. G. L. at Rev. l.. e. Tenney's ne&t Sat
urday evening.-About six inches of snow
fell here Friday and Saturday and was
well used sunday and Monday by sleighs
and sleds.--Rev. NJ. N. Downing of the
Free Methodist church of Burlington
preached again in the Universalist church
here on Tuesday evening, Jan. nth at
7:A-Mrs. Thomas King was called to
Burlington last Thursday by the serious
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Fold.
HINESBURGH.
\ ]. s. Spaulding has taken the IIulett
farm and Mr. Baker goes to Cpstelton
next month.-Among those sick with the
grip are Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Read ana
son, II. A. Beechcr's whole family John
Jodoin. A. Iodoin, Mrs H. owen, Miss
Luea Bates. Mrs. Lewis Dwyer and a. ).
Hull.-Mr and Mrs. Chas. Gage return
to Thompsouvile. Conn, Thursday
James NJ. Knox Is confined to the house
with lung trouble.-Frank Patrick and
William Chapman cutting ice on the
ponG 1912 inches thck.-The officers of
Cummings Post, G. A. r., We're installed
Saturday.-Josep Landon is in poor
health. His daughter. Cora was home
over Sunday.
Waldo Davis is attending the dairy
school In Burington.--P, r. Miles and o.
II. Barber have the grip.-Gertic Muer
5 tainted and fell upon a stove last Wednes-
day and burned her face badly.--O. A.
Baldwin has taken the Col. Fletcher farm
in Shelnurne and will move February LIST.
A petition is being circulated for NJ. B.
Small to be appointed deputy sheriff in
place of O. A. Baldwin
See Prindle's AID Sales Column
UNDERHILL.
Mrs. II. J. Mead is i'll with the grip
Nicholas Smith has rented his farm TO
G. D. Holbrook for another year-Mrs.
John Smith. who has been very i'll with
pneumonia. is convaescing.-D Ben
son, aged "a years. died last Thursday
morning of pneumonia, superinduced by
the grip. The funeral was held at the
house Friday afternoon. The burial was
at Jericho centre. George X. Taft and
wife were called to Williston last week
because of the death of Mrs. Bates,
mother of Mrs. Taft.-Eli Peppin of Essex
Centre has opened IL barber shop in the
Stearns tenement at the Centre.-Franois
MARROW, who has been the guardian Of
j. S. HurSon has rendered his resgna-
ton of the same to Judge Bingham
+. l.. Doray has entered the medical de-
partment of the L. V. M.-The following
are the newly elected officers of the
Mansfield Court Catholic Order of Fores-
tiers: Chief Ranger, Philip Plant; vice
chief ranger, p. Garland: past chief
ranger, John Casey; recording secretary,
j. T. Leddy; financial secretary. J. w.
McNulty; treasurer, George Flynn: trus-
tees, p. j. Leddy, j. NJ. Kilpeck and
Patrick Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Stillman Davidson died Monday
morning. The deceased was sister Of
Rev. G. +. Burdick. The funeral was
J held Tuesday afternoon.-P. j. Leddy and
family are very i'll with the grip,-Daniei
Wall was quite seriously hurt recently,
while lumbering.-Rev. n A. Ross of
, Woodbury. has sold his property at this
place to Henry Smith; consideration $500.
The Mansfield Court. Catholic Order of
Foresters, held a meeting last Sunday
eveninC.-James and Frank Sheehy are
both very ill.-Selectman b. B. MattImorc
of Jericho is seriously i'll with the grip,
WILLISTON.
! The funeral of Mrs. Julia MCHerd took
place from the residence of her daughter,