Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-23
OhLEANS COUNTY,
CRAFTSBURY.


The Epworth League will hold a sugar
rocial next Friday evening, March "a N
the vcstry Of the NJ. Il. Church.-Martha
Poor has returned to her work in Adams,
y. Y. after spending several weeks visit
ing friends in this vicinity.-P,iny Moody
from Nebraska is in town called here
by the sickness and death of his sister,
Mrs. James McEwen.-WaltcrA Austen has
rented W. i. kaiser's village residence
for one year. Mr.. Austen will work for the
Black River butter and cheese company
Bert smith who works in Graham &
SINNERS mill fell from the tramway re-
Gently. fracturing his arm and injurng
his shoulder.--Cieorgc Chase and family
from Springfield, Mass, are here for sew
cral weeks stay. Mr.. Chase is in poor
health.-Albort Cass died at his home last
Monday afternoon. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon from their home.
The Rev. Mr.. Morse assisted by Rev. -.
l.. Evans OBLIGATED. Mr.. Cass had been a
life long resident of this town, a Consis.
tent member of the Congregational chur' II
and one who had the respect of the entire
community. He was "A member Of Co. |.
in the war of the rebellion, serving four
years. There was quiet wedding at Ma
jor Robbins home last Thursday evening.
when their third daughter. Amanda, was
married TO Edward Silver of this town.
Mr. and Mrs. Silver left last Monday for
where the groom has a situation.-Lesle
Hartman of the Barton band ana -. q.
Hartman, his brother, from Wolcott made
a short visit in town last Week.-Mrs..
James MCEwcn. after "a long and painful
sickness died at her home Friday after
noon. She was Il member of the Prcsby-
tcrian church and was "A woman greatly
lowed and respected for her many bic
Qualities. Tho funeral was held Monday,
the Rev j. c. Taylor cfiicatng.-Rev. j.
X. Fuller of Barton Landing gave a
lecture in the NJ. T. church Wednesday
evening, March ~, under the auspices of
the ". X. c.
NEWPORT.
Ed Clark has closed his labors as clerk
at the Newport House and has gone to
Hanover n. H., to accept Il similar posi-
ton in hotel which is connected with
Dartmouth Colegc.--W. J. Rooney has
moved to Island Pond where he has gone
into the bakery businoss.-Mr. and Mrs.
o. S. Dano have returned from Boston
where they were called owing to the sick
ness of Mr.. Danes sister.-Dr. and Mrs.
o. b. Gould have returned from Boston
where they went last fall.-W. w. Hutch
ms and wife have returned from New
York city where they have been for the
past two months.-Mrs. N l.. Foster and
children have returned from three
months stay with Mrs. Foster parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Story in 1raSburgh.
Mrs. d. W. Blanchard has gone to Bos-
ton to visit Mrs. Blanchard's sister, Mrs.
John Chamberlain S. Cummings has
sold his milk route and equipment to Bert
Blake of Derby who will take possession
May LIST.
WESTFIELD.
Miss Bertha Hurd of Sherbrook, Canada.
was the recent guest of her friend, Mrs.
John Watkins.-Pliny Wright has return
ed from Massachusetts where he has been
for a ycar-Mark Hitchcock and family
have gone to Boston and If he hnds a
good opening they will remain there
Tho following teachers have been cnEaG-
ed: North Hill, Miss Lena Giplin; village
Misses Ada Brown ana Ruth Wright;
South district, Miss Helen Wakefield
Trumpass district, Miss Nellie Wright
MOodyVille, Mrs. Ida Wakefield; Mill dis
trict Arnold s.-lIXICessman RcS
Martin did not make the return trip from
Newport Monday ON account of the Sc
Vereity Of the storm and impossible
roads.
LOWELL.
Onias Whittemore of Eden was in towr
the first OF the week.-N. Il. Hines of Ed
en- was in town Saturday.-Emma Hines
who has been visiting in Eden for a fen
DAYS, returned home Saturday.-Mr. anC
Mrs. John Roonsavell are happy ovel
the arrival of a son.-Frank Martin all:
are expected home this week to tax,
charge of their farm, having been away
five years.