Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-10

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to effect regarding the closing of the telc-
graph office at the depot at s o'clock p. m
Monday might several passengers were &c
leave on the midnight train and wer,
obliged to wait outside on the latforn
for several hours. The train was nearly
one hour late and the party suffered con-
siderably with the cold.
Charles Norton and wife of Providence
r. L., are spending a few days with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Norton.
Dean G. Sanborn of Waterloo =. e., Is
in town on business for a few days.
NJ. ID. Smith and wife of Mortified arc
spending n few days with Mr.. and Mrs
W. IL. Trowbridge.
Miss Evalne Dumas of Bristol is the
gGest of Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Hatch for q
few days.
Mrs Emily Weiser of New Haven Conn
is spending a few weeks with Miss Edith
Babcock.
MIR and Mrs. Harwood of Boston arc
spending a few days with her father Mr.
Shaw.
The Ladies' Union met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Lewis Graves of Duxbury
c. b. Evans left yesterday for a few
weeks business trip in Iowa.
Geo. Buikey of Moretown visited friends
in town yesterday.
Mrs Julia Ward Of Franklin, Mich, and
Mrs. Lucia White of MiddleseX have been
spending few days with Mrs. G.. Il.
Evans.
Mrs. j. F. Somervile and Mrs Harry
Lease are spending the day in Burlington.
Warner W. Woodward and Miss Ethel
Allen were united In marriage last even
ing at Stowe, Rev. o. l.. Barnard, per-
forming tho ceremony Berton Allen,
brother of the bride acted as best man,
and Matte Woodward sister of the
groom was bridesmaid. The wedding was
a very quiet one, none but intimate friends
being present. After a short wedding tour
they will make their home at Waterbury.
GOULDSVILLE.
Mrs. T. L. Cross who has been seriously
sick from the effects of being thrown from
a wagon, is somewhat better Mr. and
Mrs. II. n. Cross of Springfield. Mass, are
visiting his mother Mrs. Lucy A. Cross.
Helen Robbins of Montpelier is visiting
her sister. Lucy Chase.-John f.. Gates of
Westminster who has been visiting his
daughter Mrs. L. IL. Robbins. for the
past few weeks, started for his home Mon
day mornings. F. Thompson and NJ.
W. Locklin are at work oH John Cole $
house at Mortified Ohul and vile
have gone to SaXton's River where ne has
work in the wooden mill there.--E. Z.
Howard is in SaXtons River where he has
work ia the mill there.-tluite a heavy
frost in this vicinity W ednesday morning.
is reported by eaCly risers.
MONTPELIER
The community of Cabot was shock
cd Thursday afternoon to learn of the
drowning of Napoleon Lambert. i young
man at work for Payson Walbridgo. The
accident occurred on the east side of joe
pond at about a quarter past four O'Clock
near the Ford cottage. The occa on was
a picnic by the odd Fellows and families
When the accident occurred Lambert was
eating some lunch sitting in the end ot-a
boat. which was being rowed somewhat
rapidly. Suddenly he lost his balance and
fell backward. Strange to say the hoo
never rose to the surface. 1t was found
Friday afternoon in about fifteen feet OF
water, very near to the place where 1t
sank.
Urban Beaudette, who last week had
liquor found and seized at his residence
pleaded guilty to the offences of selling
and keeping intoxicants and TO maintain
ing a nuisance Yesterday morning In CITY
Court. He was fined with costs s4O2 2.
which he will pay. He was also sentenc
ed to be confined in the House of Correc-
toT for 80 days This sentence was later
suspended and the respondent placed under
the surveillance of the probation officer
pending future good behavior.
Deputy Collector A. L. Weeks visited
the place of Ambrogio Frentini in Barre
on Monhay and requested that he should
pay his United States license as a dealer
in sprtuous liquors but Frenteni refused
Deputy United States Marshal Luke Par
ish of Randolph was summoned to this city
Tuesday afternoon by Mr.. Weeks and a
warrant for Frentini's arrest placed in his
hands for service. Mr.. Parish went 10
Barre that evening. but found that his
man was missing Wednesday morning,
however, no discovered Frentini and ar
rested him and brought him to this city
where he was brought before L. S. Com
missioner w. A. Lord. Bail in the amount
Of 500 was fixed and furnished for Fren-
tini's appearance at the hearing in his
case before the commissioner next Tues
day.
EAST BARRE.
r. J. Woodward has purchased the stock
of goods of W. w. Nye and took posses
sion Friday.
WARREN.
Mrs. Robert Lang is slowly recovering
from paralytic shock.-Nfrs. George Rob
irson is ill-Rev. f. p. Freeman returned
Saturday. Bert Stearns OF Massachusetts
Is visiting in town.-M. r. Goodspeed aud
wife are visiting friends in Sherburne,-
David Denny OF Northfeld mas been visit
Ing his brother-in-lay, f.. Kethan, for the
past week.-Mrs.. Fred NJ Lang expects
to go to Barlboo, Wis, this week to visit
her aunt Mrs. Caroline Fruit.-Nathan
Thsyer is i'll with heart trouble.--Mary
Markway OF North Adams Mass. Is Wis
fling friends in town.-Mlss jessie Shaw,
who has been quito Ill. Is convalescing, as
are w. b. Tomlin and Don Stone.-pcarl
Hays and wife are making arrangemC s
to spend a week in camp mt Long Point
soon.--,ieorge LeaCnard of WatSlield has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. w. p. Har-
mond the past week-Wul Somervile had
COW killed by lightning last week.-Eu-
gene Thayer is HE. c. Wakefield is at
home for 4 few days.-Jamcs Moody of
South Starksboro was in town Tuesday TO
see his son Bert.-Mrs Fred NJ. Lang
started for the West Tuesday. ohn
Thomas of Calais is visiting at L. K.
Longs.
FAYSTON.
Miss Bessie Nichols of Montpelier, and
Mrs Josie Maxwell Shaw and daughter.
Jennie, of St. Adams were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Livingston last week.
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