Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-01


home of Mrs. Bryan the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year. prcsi-
dent, Miss Parker; vice-prcsidtnt Mrs
knight; secretary, Mrs. Whtehill; assist
ant secretary, Mrs Atkins; treasurer
Mrs. Cooley; executive committee, Mrs
Hatch, Mrs. Demeritt, Mrs. Anterior;
programme committee, Mrs. Andrews,
Mrs. Palmer Miss andt. II was also
voted at this meeting TO give the books
bought to the library The club will hold
no more meetings until the first Friday
in October.
William Wallace has purchased the
Monte farm owned by c. y. Arms of
Montpelier.
MIDDLESEX.
Frank Campbell, a brakeman on the but
ter train, received quito a severe cut on
the head last Friday morning. While rid
ing on the top of a car his head came in
contact with a water spout, which neces-
STATED his stopping off here to have il
dressed, and he returned later to St AL
bans.-Mrs. Alonzo Warren is sick-,Jcn-
ME Miles is suffering with a carbuncle.-
| Ruth Thompson has gone to Richmond 10
spend a few weeks with her grandmother
I-Orlo Dutton has been sick the past
week.-Patrick Mcclure was arrested SAT-
urdav for intoxication, and disclosed on
Henry Barnett, who was tried Monday
and discharged.
WARREN.
! Mrs, +. NJ Long returned from Bur
lington last week.-Marcia Hutchinson of
Mortified visited friends in town last
weet-ii. Il. Catchapaw and wife visited
friends in Monkton last Sunday odd
Fellows dance Monday night was a sue
cess, there being 80 couples prescnt-AIrs,
Lindsay Colebrook is visiting her mother
/ In Northfield.-Mrs. Maud Moore is at
home.-Mrs. c. A. Colby of Wiliamstown
is visiting her brother, Hosea Town..
NJ. Heath and family were here from
Bethel to attend the dance, also Mrs
John Senter and Mrs, Jennie Hatch of
Montpelier.-Pliny Parker and family and
o. NJ Jones and family went to Mont
pelier Tuesday.
MORETOWN
Jessie Wheeler is somewhat better
Mrs. Albro Porter gains very slowly
Mrs. Frank Hart went to Massachusetts
June l to visit friends. Mr. Hart is to
go later.-M oretown Creamery paid its
patrons 1Sla cents per pound for April but
ter, less cents for makng.-Mr. and Mrs
Wheeler of Wocott We're the guests of
Mrs. Louzele last Week.-Mrs. A. g.
Child visited in Montpelier few days last
week.-Mrs.. u. c. Turner has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital ami is
visiting at NJ. r. Chlds Dan and Guy
Jones We're at home over Sunday.-Mrs.
Al
Mrs. l.. ). Pierce in Morrsvlle.
PLAINFIELD.
| Mrs Clara Page of Barre has decided 10
make her home with Clinton Cutler. hcr
brother.-Paul Cutler, the youngest son OF
Clinton Cutler, died last Wednesday night,
after a severe illness OF five weeks with
typhoid fever and pneumonia which final
~ ended with hemorrhage of the bowels.
The funeral was at the house on Satur-
day Rev Fife K. Jones officiating. The
interment was in the Village cemetery
Harley, little son of Nelson Morse, died of
pneumonia last Thursday; and his only
daughter, a little girl of about two years,
died of lung fever on Sunday. Mrs. Morse
is also very sick with pnoumOuia.-Th
village schools held appropriate Memorial
exercises on Friday, consisting Of reclta-
tons music flag drills. etc. The room
was very prettily decorated with ilags,
flowers and ported plants. The dra wings
upon the black boards were especially
attractive and testified tC the skill of the
pupils in the art of drawing.-The teachers
in town took recess from Friday until
Wednesday.-Wa Martin has been very
sick with mumps, but is now improving
Miss Grace Page visited her mother, Mrs.
/ Clara Page on Wednesday.
WORCESTER.
Mrs. Minnie Ordway and children have
returned to their home in Northtield.--
Miss Mary Abbott is in Montpelier caring
for Mrs. GoOdenough.-Miss Blanche Nell
son teaching the Brook school.-Miss
Lillian Vail is visiting in Burlington this
week.-Mrs.. Fred Corliss, who WAS severe
" injured in a runaway accident week
ago Sunday is in critical condition, her
recovery is very doubtful.-Mrs. Frank ].
Taylor is very ll.-Mrs. Lee Kent and
Mrs. Mary Markham of Montpelier visit
ed friends in town or Sunday.-Elton Tsy
lor of Barre was called here Saturday by
| the serious illness Of his mother.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Boycc are visiting
their daughter. Mrs, Hathaway Of More
town.-Mrs. Morse Is visiting her neice.
Mrs. NJ. e Davs.-Edward Cutler of
Stowe has taken Richard Browns hill
farm on shares-Verne Griffith got badly
kicked recently while giving medicine to
his sick horse.-The children of school No
4, had patriotic exercises and decorated
the soldiers graves.-Stephen Nelson and
Mrs Addie Wakefield We're married May
%, hy Rev. W. T. Miller of Waitsfed.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Miss Abbie Billings supplied the pulpit
last Sunday.-Rcv. William Ganley is en-
gagged to preach ut Waits6ed.-M. f. tos-
ter who has been visiting his sister in Bos-
ton for a few days goes from there TO
North Will Ia Of In