Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-20
ESSEN JUNCTION.


Miss Maude Read went to New York
Friday night. She has been engaged to
teach in the Manhattan summer kinder
Earten.
Miss Lucy Leland. vino has been the
guest of Mrs. George Paltlow returned to
Johnson Saturday night
/ Mr.. ana Mrs. :. T.. Read went to
Thompscn's Point Charlotte, Saturday to
spend two weeks. NJ. and Mrs. j. ii. AL
len are also there
Mrs y. l.. Kinney and daughter Flor
cncc of Dodhdm, Mass. are visiting her
sister Mrs. Homer Ring and others in this
vicinity.
Miss Carrie Lamb of Milton ha- been
the guest If Mrs. Homer Ring and Mrs.
George Purtlow.
Mrs. Marion Bates of Spadra, cal, who
has been thu guest Of Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Bates went to Morrisvilla Saturday to Wis
it her sons.
Miss Maud Road and Wilbur Sawyer
have returned from the Christian Erdelv-
or convention at Detroit.
George Fielder was hurt Saturday 10y be-
ing thrown from "A moving machine.
wheel passed over one Of his legs inlurnS
it quite badly. lie gets about on Two
crutchcs.
Miss Jessie Forrin is quite i'll. =
The teachers for the Essex Junction
graded school are George II. Dalrymplc,
~ e. aud \. NJ. principal; Miss Frances
Ice. prcccptrrss: Miss Mary @. DunHhuc,
grammar department.; Miss >. Eldor''
HODGES, Intermediate department; Miss
Agnes bopleT, principal of the primary
department ana Instructor of vocal music;
Alice Il. johnson, primary DEPARTING 1t
is the intention of the principal to add the
18th grade or fourth to the high school
course, thus giving to the school com
plctc academic course. The fall term be-
gins September 1.
Thc Aid society of the CONGREGATIONAL
church will hold a sociable at William b
Johnson'4 Friday evening,
Miss Irma Beach is spending few days
s. MIR. ana MIR. l.. c. Nichols, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Nichols
and Mr.. and Mrs. |. f.. Huntley have re-
turned to Westford
The second annual meeting of the Yer
mont Newspaper Union was held last
cvcying for the election of officers. Tho
beard of directors now consists Of william
r.. johnson, l., vi, Hays, J. r. Chafey
John S Reynolds. James II. Burke. Th,
board organized by the election of VIII
liam b. johnson, president: |" VI. HAYS
vice-prosidcnt; j. S. Reynolds, treasurer
Jnmos II. Burke, secretary. The usual di
: Vidend was declared.
ESSEN CENTRE.
> i. W. Hall was in Bolton Tuesday OF
to Essex, y. Y, Saturday to visit rea
: itivcs and returned MondaY.-Rev and Mrs
H. y. Tcnncy went to Willsboro, y. y.
Saturday for "A vacation.-The Bradle!
. place has been sold to Charles Nitherbe
Of Observation-Disclosures II. Caswel Wit
served in the Spanish American war II
Cuha, as n member of the Sd u. s. Caviar!
has received his discharge from the ser
. vice and has returned home.-The friend
I, of Mr. and Mrs. G., f., Bixby to the mum
- her of about 30 gave them a surprise las
: Monday evening. An extension table, nap
kins silver forks. dishes. hammock AM
= iseVeral other useful articles were LETT be
hind as a reminder of good will.
t HUNTINGTON CENTER.
Mrs Benjamin and daughter Alice @
3 Montpelier visited Mrs. Lyman Hill las
:. week-The willing Workers will have a
D., ice cream festival at the town hall Wed
! nesday evening, July 26th.-Roy Sterns q
q Bristol Is visiting at +. II. Strong s.-Th
$ hail storm of last week did great dca
: | of damage to crops.
- WESTFORD.
S George Woodruff and son of Plattsbur
O were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Artema