Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,

ed at Richmond.-Mrs Mary Strong King
and children. who have made an extensive
visit with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Peter
Strong left for their home in Kansas city
last week.-Mrs.. DR. Il. A. Green from
Essex is visiting her old nci9hbors ana
friends in town.-The Odd Fellows hall is
completed and promenade con-
cert was given Wednesday evening,
March list. The Howard opera house or
Chestra furnished music.-Mrs. William
II. Hodges is visiting relatives in West
field Mass.--Miss Fanny Stevens, the
popular teacher at Jonesvile has gone
to Hartford to visit her brother, DR..
Stevcns.-Tower's creamery paid for Jan.
standard milk 81 cents per hundred, aver
age price 20 Ccnts.-The Condensed cream
cry paid $40 per hundred without test
ing. the average amount of milk received
a day WIGS 5000 pounds.-Eli T. Judson Is
very sick with Brights disease in its worst
form.
HINESBURGU.
Miss Florence T.. Allen went to Burling-
ton Monday to spend few days with her
sister, Mrs. A. l.. Walker.-Rev. Mr.. kcl-
ton will continue to hold meetings this
week every evening except saturday at
1850 at the Methodist Episcopal church,
The annual meeting of Patriot Lodge, r.
and a NJ. will be held Friday at p. M
William 1svermore and Charles Lewis are
'"fISf 90 ''N'' Wv '''''' - o. "
Wortheim was taken to the Mary Flet-
cher hospital Monday for treatment. The
hospital ambulance was sent out for him.
james NJ. Knox, who died of conSump-
- - mi.1 II, ia,ia, -
80 , 49, L,,,, M, Lrntbars
capt. r. NJ. Knox of Rutland and Frank
Knox of Burlington were here to attend
the funcral-Henry Moore a former RESI-
dent of this town, died a few days since
u" '0N'O' ..
NJ Inv loN'
Mrs T. u. Fuller. who has been sick so
long at her fathers, has returned to her
home.-NIrs X. G. Pierce has rented her
farm to Mr.. Farnsworth from Williston.-
Mr. and Mrs. julius Drinkwater are the
happy parents of a son.-Mrs. William
Sprague ana little son are sick with the
measles.-Mr Harry c. Sherman of Hun
tington, and Miss Nora T.. Stockvell of
Jericho Centre. were married at Jericho
Centre Feb end by the Rev. Mr.. Hay
ward
ESSEN CENTRE
L. Il Tomlnson moved TO MorrlSN'he
1ueSdaN-EsseN junction is trying 10 GET
the town Offices removed there' Inc rest
o. the town prefer TO nave the tOWn o.
hccs remain at the Centre, where they
have been ever since the town was or
falllZed. Ihcre is every convenience lor
tjein here, and they should II justice re-
main here. Essex Junction is in the South
West corner or the town ana TO move the
office there Will compel those IN the East
part OF the town 10 go three miles 1arther,
distance OF seven miles, Tor an! town
business.
RICHMOND.
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evenings l" , ,ah' VI, anu ,iisIIi'I g.
"''c""''S 4ii9V'i'" al i''7cN JUN ''0'''
WEST MILTON.
Miss Margaret Shean, who lives at A. A.
Herrck's, was thrown from sleigh last
Thursday and had her collar bono broken
In two places besides sustaining other in
jures.-Myra Buxton of Burlington COM
Ma. 1a,,. L.ra,ch n rornier resident Of
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,to,r,,, Nr and Nrs - NJ EuIlocl are
.i'o,,ttnc tba voou wi,h rriarde in Essev
Thosn Win attended, me dance nj the
,,,i Iar, L,rtda,. WONT rrnort n eood time
u,ii' ,,o.',e roo,l,- n,rot,- Vaore oIl
who has haen entircIv dAaf for several
,.enr. boe co f9r rocoverad his hcor,nc.
as to hear an ordinary conversation. lie
Is out doors every U'|' uoes " zoo. many
choreS ana Is prlE"' anu interesting ~
1"Ik Wl'h'
CHARLOTTE.
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c,.i,rreI1I Nee laet Wool, SAVING his
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