Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-07

home in Worcester Mass, last week.
Mrs. Arthur Howe of l1ardwick Is visiting
friends In town.--H. A. Jackson and moth
&C. visited friends in Fairfax last week.
Mrs Chauncy Tillotson is visiting her
daughter Mrs Henry McKannon, Mt Bur-
linston.-Miss Mabsl Child returned TO
Newport on Friday, where she Is to teach
anothe" term.-Mr and Mrs. A. L. Lara-
way and Mrs. W. G. Arners spent Sunday
with friends in Rutland.-Mr. and MIS-
Oscar Davis of Essex spent Sunday with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buker.-
Captain Moses Mcfarland had the thumb
of his left hand badly crushed while as
sisting in loading threshng machine last
wcek-Mr. Lee Child is visiting his cousin,
Charles. He is on his way home from Bos-
ton to Iowa.
JEFFERSONVILLE.
The farm house on the farm known as
the Clark Thompson place was entirely
destroyed by fire Monday forenoon. 1t is
now owned by Earl Prior and was oc-
cupied by David Bolger.-The next meet
ing OF the Crescendo club will be next
Friday evening, September s. with Miss
Carrie Carroll at the residence of s. G.
Stienhour with Miss Laura Page leader.
Prof. c. S. Cornell, wife and daughter
have returned to Holyoke, Mass.-Among
the visitors here the past week were Les
lie Dickinson, wife and daughter from
Connecticut, John Waterman from Bur-
lington, Mr.. L. C. Lee from Burlington.
The news of the death of Mrs, Cora
(Wilcox) Bagley OF Milford. Mass, has
been received. She was the daughter OF
c. B. Wilcox and niece of V. A. Billiard
of Burlington, and niece of J. f. and J.
NJ. Wilcox OF this placc.-Four pupils from
this place have gone to Morrisville to at
tend school at the Peoples academy
Henry Hawley, Guy Vanum. Charles
Raymore and EfHe Butler.-Mrs W. G.
Powell and son from Montpelier are
guests at Mrs. NJ f. Powells-Among
, those who attended the picnic at Snug
sler's Notch last Thursday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hebb and family Mrs. A. p.
Cutting, Miss Mary Flannery and sister,
WOLCoTT.
Landing and Mrs. Alice Batchedcr OF
Hardwick visited at II. f.. Wheelock's last
week.-Dr. Valeau returned from New
York last Saturday.-Mrs. r. A. Gray is
very sick with typhoid fever.-R. II. Barp
has finished MS wock on the section.--F.
f. Wheeler and wife were in Hardwicli
Monday.-Mrs. o. p Foster of Morrisville
was in town one day last week.
STOWE.
Mrs. Eunice Pottle returned 10 New
York Tuesday.-Addie Bigclow, who has
been spending the summer at her father s
went to Salem. Mass, last F'rday.-M
j. w. Smith died at her home in Moscow
August 81. Funeral services were held the
following Saturday.-The schools in town
commenced Monday-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bailey Aug
%. and son to Mr. and Mrs. e. NJ. Wood
worth August 3l-Miss Carrie BIgclow is
visiting her brother in Burling lon.-The
Stowe Cornet band is furnishing music at
the fair this week.-Ralph Warren and
Mark Edison are attending Burlington
High school this fall and Clio Morse the
seminary at pelier-Harry w. Smith
of Ogdensburg, N. Y, who was called here
by the death of his mother, returned Mon
day-Mrs. Fl. NJ. Mott of ST. Adams has
been visiting her sisters in town.-Waiter
Ball is stopping for a time at his grand
fathers Deacon r. A. Savage's.