Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-05

entertaincd.-The League of Honor at a
recent meeting voted to disband.-Mrs
Carrie Towne and children and sister EN-
ma OF the L. V. NJ. spent a few days with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Richard
son. last weeks. +. Cutler has let his
farm the coming year to his nephew
Chester Cutler.
ESSEN CENTRE.
The week of prayer is being observed
by union meetings by the different
churches each evening of this week.-'The
Methodist Sunddy-school reorganizcd last
Sunday and elected officers as follows:
Superintendent, Claude Chaplin; assistant
superintendent, Mrs. Augusta Gates; sec
retary, w. u. Mars; assistant secretary,
Miss Clara Brand: treasurer, Miss Sarah
Chaplin; librarian, George Whitten or
ganist, Miss Ida Doty.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Pccor spent New Years in Rich
mond.-Mr. Eli Peppin, who has opened
barber shop IN Hotel Ferguson. has
moved in with Thomas King. sr-Mrs. S.
p. Wood and two sons. William and
Ralph, of Burlington. were at Mrs.
Woods fathers, William Lang, Sunday.
Mrs. l.. y. Brown and her mother. Mrs.
Caroline Wool, arc moving to the old NJ.
Wood place at Buffers Corners The
poStofilCe Will he moved Wednesday back
TO a. +. Farnsworth's house. All require
ments of the health officer, DR. G. NJ. Fer
rim being complied with.
The Allen Shoe Cos. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody n chance to save money
on shoes.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Franl; Mills and family spent Sunday
with relatives in Hinesburgh
School began Monday in districts No.
and with Bridget Redmond teaching at
No. ! and Nellie Kcatins at No. .
Kate Comstock is staying with relatives
in st. George.
Lizzie Maitland is home from her work
with a severe cold.
MILTON BORO.
T. s. Berry and wife, Master Fay and
Harry Berry spent last week with rcla-
tives in Richmond.-Frank Boclair was
on his way to Milton Tuesday when 60
ing down hill near Mrs. j. Beans his
horse stumbled and fell breaking its neck
and tho shafts of the wagon.-The lake
iroze over Tuesday night. Dec. 90.
The Allen Shoe cos. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody chance to save money
on shoes.
SHELBURNE.
The Kings daughters have rented the
front rooms in Mr. Van Nliets brick
house and they propose furnishing them
and holding their meetings there instead
Il
at heretofore.
W. j Sheridan and wifc had a New
Years present of fine boy. Mr. and Mrs.
James Buck also have Il daughter.
The annual cut price shoe sale of the
Allen Shoe co. is now in progress Buy
your shoes now and save money.
HUNTINGTON.
! w. T.. Hanks's steam mill commenced
saving stavcs and clapboards this week,
The mill gives employment to about ~
men.--E. Dart commenced work in the
cooperative creamery Jan. lst.-Mi IS
Catherine Ellis is sick with grip.-T. NJ.
Casey finished work in the creamery
last week-The Willing Workers will
meet with Mrs. John Andrews Jan. IL
r. f. Gordon has sod his place to War
ham Taft.
joel Tucker and children are the guests
of George Ball-Mrs. ~ NJ. Caswcll is i'm
proving.-Mrs. Austin Ross was apDCintcd
secretary at the farmers meeting. Mrs A.
r. Sherman having resigned.-Mrs. Fam
ME Parker of Colorado, has been called
home by the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Edward Fulor-Mrs. Edward Fuller is
improving after an Illness Of four months.
jacob Ross returned to Montpelier last
week.
The Allen Shoe cos. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody chance to save money
on shoes.
JERICHO.
w. L. Allen is very SICK with pncumo-
lnia.-Mrs. SLr III jackson returned from
East Berkshire Norday.--Mrs. Fred Sites
Of Sioux city. Iowa, spent last week AT
VIII ey's-Mrs. f.. w Young OF
West Rutland mas been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. |. Byington.-Mr
and Mrs. J. z. Goddard and son Pay re-
turned from Canada Tuesday School be-
gan Monday in the primary and interme-
datc Departments but owing to the illness
of MIR. Herick will not begin in tho
grammar lep .rtment until Monday.-Dor
and Ira Galusha returned to SaNton's
River Tuesday.
You can save money by buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos. cut price
shoe sale.
EVANSVILLE.
Bert Thaycr will have a class in writing
at the school house beginning Jan D
John Dearborn is faiing.-David Clark OF
Lincoln who has been caring for him has
gone homc.-Clinton Hallock, wife ant
little daughter of Nerg"nnens are visiting
at Lyman Alger's.-Charles Dewire anc
wife of Lincoln have moved here Mr.
Dcwre Is working in the blacksmith shop
Perry Sweet and wife have a baby girl
born recently,
EAST CHARLOTTE.
Albert Jones of Bristol Is visiting friends
in town.-Mss Cora Field of \crScnnc:
was the guest of Miss Sara Emo last
We k.-Burton SteaTnS returned Tuesday
evening from II visit of several days in St
Albans.-Misses Ethel ClaXton and RenG
Johns returned to Johnson Normal schoo
Monday afternoon and Miss Sara Emo tC
SaXton's River Wednesday morning.-Rev
q. II. Carr and bride arrived home from
Copenhagen. n Y, Thursday, Dec 29.-
Quito u number of the church members
and ncighborS We're at the parsonage tc
greet them and a warm dinner was nm
mcdiately served by the ladies.-The rt
= annual reunion of Old Associates occur
red Tuesday evening the Sd inst, at Ly
ceum hall. Quite y large number were
present, some coming from burlington
= Hncsburgh. Shelburne and Ferrsburgh
The musical and literary programme wa
well carried out and highly enjoyable. Th'
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: w. II. II. Narney, NJ. y.
president: Myron Williams, vice-presidcnt
, q. II. Re ID, secretary and treasurer.--A a
double wedding was solemnizad at th'
Catholic church of Our Lady of Noun
: Carmel Tuesday morning, The cont'actini
parties were Fred Bora and Miss oliN'
St, George, Truman Goodroe and Mis-
Emma Bora, all of Charlotte. Rev. Bo
, shane oficiated-Cnion services are beint
held during the week OF prayer.
MILTON.
Mr.. Myers of clinton. Mass. who ha
been visiting his daughter Mrs. JOIN
Wade, returned home Friday.-Mr. an'
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