Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-31
GRANVILLE.

lower Nlldp' cemetery CdluItdS ~ ~
Rice and wife of RoXbury wore at Jennie
the first of the week.-Rev. Mr..
Pritchard, wife. son and daughter ana
Miss Handle. who have been at the cen
tral House the past few weeks, left for
their home in New YORK city last week
n. u. Rice is going to start up his steam
mill next week Mrs. :. +. Hubbard. /
daughter and son spent a few days at
Queen City Park, Burlington. the first of
the week.-l;dgar Martin and wife of Lud-
low are visiting friends and relatives in |
town.-George E.Wilson has his new house
nearly completed. d.--Budd -. Hawkins OF
Reading was at the Central House over I
Sunday.-O. =. Briggs is at work on /
lumber job in Deer Hollow for the Intcr-
national Paper company.--I1arry Wilson |
is at work for the New England Telephone
company in Plymouth.-Arando Abel is /
at Levi Abel's --Azgo Ford of Northhed |
is visiting relatives in town. Schools be-
gin sept. ith.--Miss Bernie Stmson is vis- |
iting in town.
BREAD LOAF.
There was very amusing and instruc- |
tive entertI Iinmont IT Brcdd Loaf Inn last
Monday evening where 10y songs, speeches
and stcreopticon views several gentlemen
who are connected with the Hampton nov
NAL and agricultural institute at fIamp-
ton, Va" showed us what the institute
was doing for the negro and Indian youth
Of our land One hundred dollars Was
raised so for one scholarship to he call
cd the Bread Loaf Scholarship" as Gen.
Armstrong, who founded the school spent
the last summer Of his life al Bread Loaf.
The remaining $50 Is to be given to the In
stitutc. one gentleman represct,tcd the
Navajo Tribe OF Indians while with the
cXCciti0p Of )ne the remainder Of the
party were negroes from the Southern
States.
Ms, Jerry Manning and daughter Edna
visited in Barnard and Bethel last week.
The infant child of viii Kirby has been
sick for few days past.
BAILEY Naroy returned 10 Burlington
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ho,man and children visited i'll
Now Haven the first Of the week
Edith Kirby is at home from her work
in MiddlebuNy
Frank Gilmore and family from Middle
bury visited his parents last sunday.
NEW HAVEN.
Mrs. Martha j. Barrows of Kobe, Japan.
is visiting her brother Deacon II. r. Bar
rows.-Rev J. II. Hoffman and son John
went TO Georgia. VT, Wedno sday of last
week.-.Mss Etho' Hincklcy, who has
been spending a few days in town. return
ed TO Peppcrcll, Mass.-Miss c. Telper of
Upton, Mass is tho guest of Mrs. Is. J.
Fisher-Mi. and Mrs. G. r. Squier and
daughters returned from Moriah, y. Y,
FrdaY.-Miss NJ. l.. Cutter of Boston,
Mass. is the guest of Miss Cathclena
Hoffman.-Miss Frances Rose has gone to
Port Henry to visit her sister, Mrs. Wal
lace Jamos.-MrS +. s Weston is visit
ing her sister in Cambridgeport, Nt-Mi $
Josephine poulin who has been visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nj. Poulin, re-
turns to Waterbury,. Conn. Fri1ay.--A
q. Squier and grandsons Madison and Roy
Jordan visited Henry Prlndlo of Charlotte
recentlv.-Thc body of John Wheeler, who
was drowned in Otter Creek Sunday. WAS
brought here for burial Monday.-Mr and
Mrs. Robert Bowlcs ana daughters Of
WeyhridCo were the guests of A. =. Ros-
coe Wednesday.-Nr. and Mrr. r C. Miner
returned Monday from their wedding trip.
HANCOCK.
Mrs. Jerry Page has gone to Pittsfcld
10 care for her daughter. who is lll.-The
village school begins September 11th with
Mrs. Lizzie Shampcney as teaCher.-Thc
Branch school begins the first Monday in
September with Lena Rhodes as teacher.
Jennie Kew from Lexington, Mass, Wis
itod in town one day last week.-The
Ladies Olive Branch will meet at the
Church sept 6th, if cloth comes to work
ON, if not, with Mrs. q. r. Church.-Arthur
Martin. from Mcdford, Conn. made a
short call on his grandfather and friends
in town this weck.-Andrcw Washburn
from Granville is in town for a few days
Frank Clahin from Connecticut is home
for a few wceks.-John Church was in
Rud"i' u q few day Vast wccl;-Nr. and
Mra Buell. returned from S'aitsbor last
ga turudI.
SOUTH STAhKSEORO.
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Ausable Chasm and Burlingion.-Mr. and
Mrs. Elijah Fuller of Warren recently Wis
tied Mrs. Fullers sister, Mrs. Carrie
OrNis.-Goorge Morrill, and Ovet Hollocl
are on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. T.. =
.GLindon of Bristol visited her father or
Tucsday.-Elsha Rounds of Hanksville i.
visiting at James Grace's this w"oN.-
Whooring cough is quite prevalent.-Mrs
Jimeine Chandler is in poor health.
2 MONKTON.
The community was much shocked Il
hear of the death of Mrs. solomon Jewel
Saturday marning at O'Clock. Mrs
Jewell started for Huntington for a Visi
Friday but was taken i'll on the way aar
was obliged to stop. She grew muci
, worse and died Saturday morning. The
, funeral was held Sunday from her home
, Rev. Alfred Cornell officiating. The de
I ceased was the only daughter of Russell
and Nancy Miller of Ferrsburg. Sh'
leaves a husband and three children whit
have the sympathy of all.--E. W. j. Haw
kins ana family Of Burlington visited a
; II. \. Bulls last week.-Mrs.. Oliver Eatoi
: and children, who have been visiting at +
r II. Deans this summer, returned to Wood
= river Nob., Thursday Mrs. Jennie Bee
man has returned to Waukon, Iowa.-pr
|. Frank Falby visited in town sunday
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