Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13

coming nome IN quick tltn". IartlcS Ut
Avery & Pcoston's store stopped the
horse. The boys got out Of it without any
injury.-Miss Mary Eahn of North Fer
risburgh Is at Mrs. Charles Tuppcr's.-
Mrs JUL. Frisbee continues in poor
health.
Miss Alma Cushman expects to start to-
day for Worcester, Mass where she has n
position as clerk in the same place that
her sister Miss Carrie Cushman has been
since last October.
Miss Nellie Higgins of Rutland has ar
rived in town and commenced school in
district No. II Monday.--Rcpairs are being
made Oh what is known as the Gage
school house.-Herbert Booth is sick and
confined to the house with two bad swell
ings on his neCk.-Mrs. i. Frsbee still
continues in poor heath.-Alss Davis of
Essex Junction is teaching in the Middle
brook distrct.-Pickerel shooting is all
the rage now in this section.-Miss Daisy
Danyaw has so far recovered as to
be able to get around the house, hut she
is stall quite weak.-George Gillette has
returned from Burlington, where he was
visiting over Sunday.-The walls in thr
Middlebroolt school house are being re-
paired
BRIDPOET.
As yet very little sugar has been made
in town.-Fred Crane was in town Thurs
day, to attend the wedding OF Miss j.. r.
Hemingway.-Mrs. w. l.. Wheeler is ON
the sick list.-Mr. ID. Fl. Bennett is i'm =
pre- CvinP.-Nictor Giard was the guest cf
his grandparents last weeli.--Mr. and Nj $.
Jesse Campbell will make their fGture
home in Worcester, Mass.-lIarry Nash,
who has been at his brandfathrr's, Asa
Hemingway'S this winter, has return Il
to his home IN st. Albans.-Rev. =. T..
Cady. for the past three years pasto" of
the local Methodist church, preachc d
lis farewell sermon April 9th.-Edua
Elethorpe has returned to her school in
Mddlebury, after a short vacation-M IS
Madeline Foot and William Foot visited
at their unCles, y. FlctChers last week.
HANCOCK.
\ short time ago Wander Whittier. -
years old, ran down and killed a fox with
a club while numbering on Fassett hill.
It was an old one and in good order. -
Sarah Downs has returned home froin
Chelsea, where she has been at woe'k. Ell
len, Mary and Lizzie Downs a6c also at
home-Mrs. Clarence Ninton is very low.
Her daughter. Gertrude. has been sent for.
Mrs. Lyman Rhodes has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Boydon. the ptst
week. Fred Ninton faom Montpclier is
in town called hCre by the illness of his
mother.-The prayer meeting next Sunday
evening Will bc at Samuel Tart's.-Wili-
lam Higgins has finished his labCUs with
O. q. Martin and hired out for month
to j. H. Church.-The Bethel stage driv-
er, clint Clatlin, is az nome sick with
diphtheria hut is doing AS well as could
be expect ad.-MSs. Dana Marsh has re-
TUNED from her visit to her sister in New
York city.
RIPTON.
Mrs. IGuntey. who has been sick. is bet
ter.-Mrs. Perry Campbell returned from
Middlebury Monday where she had been
caring for her Lcother-in-law.-The Con-
GrcsationalistS are preparing to build Il
now barn at the parSCnAgc.-J II. Spoor
is home from Mddlebuay for Il few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Tucker visited friends in
Bristol last week.--Rev. j. j. Mcdonald
and wife visited in Lincoln last week.
Burt Harrington died Sunday morning
and was buried from the Methodist Epis-
copal church MundA Ny, Rev Mr.. Christy
officiating.
SHORE.IfAM.
Mr. and Mrs. &. North and Miss Eliza
beth. attended the Whitney Bascom we'd
ding in Rutland April nfth.--Mrs. G. W.
Howard has returned from visit m Bos-
ton.-M"S l.. H. TottinEham has Gctu,n-
ed from Rutland whore she mas been
spending tn" last six weeks with her sis
students, Miss Hull. Lucy Brown and
Harlie Cook have returned to Barre.
EcV. and Mrs. Partridge returned from
Andovcr Mass, Saturday.-The remains Ct
James Frost a form er townsmdn, later
of Locust Valley, l.. l., reached here We'd
nesday morning. There was a service in
the church at 1890 p. m, and interr,ent in
Lake View With the Masonic burial ser
vcc-Aliss II1thorne is visiting her sis
to- Mas. II. f.. Bis,.ell, in Ticondcroga.
GRANVILLE.
Glenn Wilson is considered out of dan
ger.-There was candy pull and dance at
Emery Sterling's Wednesday evening"
Edward Betel moved to Randolph Thurs
day.--E. +. Bostwicli made and sold about
200 pounds of sugar before any one e!s
in town bcgan.-April ) was the first day
that most of sugar makers attempted tC
tap. The snow is from to j feet deep ir
the woods.
Glen Wilson is improving. The Inter
national Paper company have starteC
their camp and are Visiting for water tC
float their logs. Harry Hubbard is t,
carry on carl Hubbard's sugar place.
ID. u. Hemenway is again able to be out
Ahbie Markham is to teach the Corner
school, Dan. Durham on West Hill, En-
ma Briggs in North Hollow.-David AblC
is to cook for the International Paper
company whilo they are floating logs out
OF the pond..-Iarl Il ean is slowly recover
ing from his illness. -Edwe e.rd Lutterel
has moved to Randolph. He is To work
ON farm for Mr., Mann Mrs Smith OF
Bsantree visited in town last week.
STARKSBORO.
Mrs. Carrie May Bostwick died at hei
home in this village Sunday evening al
G:30 after a severe llno IS of five weeks
Tho funeral services with be held Tues
day. Mrs. Carrie My Bostwick wa.
born in Bristol May |, 1876 and was th,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Hill on
August L., 1896 she was married to Garlic
ton Bostwick. She leaves one SON Sh,
is also survived by two brothers. Prof b
n. Hill Of Columbia University, New
York city and Pesley Hin of Bristol. Mrs
Bostwick was ! christian woman and o
a sweet and gentle nature, always takins
"A very active part in all religious worl
and cndcarnG herself to all with whom
She came in contact. The sympathy of IN,
entire community is with the bereavc,
husband and brothecs,
WHITING.
Carl Church returned homo last Satur
dav from his recent trip to Africa with
cargo Of shecp.--Eli EteVcns has gone Il
live with his son. Royal Stevens. DR.. Col
by has moved his office from r. j. Ketch
ans to r.. -. Collins Miss Alice Whit
lock Of Brandon, visited at Volney Kel
scy's last week.
MlDDLEBURY.
! Mr. james Cnatterton received the sa,
news of the death of his sister, Mr.. Ger
tie Everest of Rutland Monday evening
She was twcnty-nine years old and hus
band survives her The remains will H.