Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-04
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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of pike. They report great many llSher-
men present with general good success--
Howard Richardson has gone to Concord,
N. H., where he has a situatlon.--Mrs
Spence and family from Canada, tormer-
~ of this town, have moved into the Cor
nelus O'Bren house. Or. Heath Is grading
and filling near his housc.-District
Deputy Reynolds of Wnooski was in at
tendance at the regular communication or
North Star Lodge +. and A. NJ, and in
stalled the newly elected and appointed
officers of the lodge, after which refresh
mcnts were served in the banquet rooms. |
Twelve members Of North Star Lodge, +.
and A. NJ, visited McDonough Lodge last
Thursday evening at Jericho Corners,
where work on the third degree was OK
cmul!tied.--R NJ Conant has moved a
l.iuing from his village lot TO his fartn.-
rho Kings Daughters are preparing tho
"O'd Maids Convention" aud Will "oon
render tho play hcrc-A fire was ST. IN
the old cemetery last week to burn up the
rubbish and tho Mobiles barn caught frc.
The pail brigade had lively time in put
ting out the firc.-Mrs. John McGove'n has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Irosby in Burirgt cn.-Reverehd Father
Carmody will give the Memorial address
for Bronson Barber Post G. A. Il. The
1.ssex junction band will furnish music
Dr.. Clayton Andrews ana wife from the
Waterbury asylum and Miss Carlotta An
drews from the Montpelier Seminary were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Andrews
over Sunday.-Mrs. Frechette has sold her
blacksmith and wheelright shop to w. c.
Kirby
WILLISTON.
Rev. W. II. Crawford preached Sunday
morning to the united congregations of
the Methodist and Congregational
churchcH.-The last Of Mrs. Edgar Beach S
household goods were removed last week.
Mrs. Eeach will he missed in town, which
has been ncr home for many years.-Fred
SIENNA has bought the house and forty
acres of land known the Bradley farm
consideration s1100.-Miss Mamie Horrigan
went home to Bolton last week for a few
days-Mr. McGovern and family nave
gone to Richmond for q visit.-Mrs.
Whalen, who is stopping at Rev. A. ID.
BARRIERS WAS in Richmord to visit her
niece last week-Mrs. A. d. Barber is con-
valtscent.-Mr. Shren was badly injured
.lY IA comrade under the influence of
Whiskey at the house of Ernest Hosenl,
where they were both working. The man
is confined to his bed. The other man has
taken his departure.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Charles Hamilton visited friends in town
Sunday.
Walter Plummer who has carried on
the Warner farm on Sreac street, for the
past three years mas moved to Ferris
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Wright of Burlug-
ton were the guests of Mf. and Mrs. [
+. Smith Sunday.
Frank Riley died at his home Saturday
; after a short illness.
Grant Comstock was called to Mont
pelicr last week on business.
SHELBURNE
Mrs. I. II. Deyette, accompanied by Mis-:
Vaughn of Perth Amboy, N. j., sail for
Europe about the middle of June. They
will visit Mrs. Dcyette's mother and sis
f ter in London, and friends in Brussels ant
Paris.
See Prindles Adv. in this number"
WESTFORD.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
; Ray Grow Tuesday morning.-I. f. Hunt
= ley has sold his stock of general merchan
f disc and rented his house and barn t.
= Clayton w. and Edwin Rice. The Rice
= brothers will take possession and com
/ mence taking inventory May Miss Iii;
1 Whipple has gone to Grand Isle to teaci
t school.
= Mrs. Allen Huntley of Claremont. n. II
t has been visiting relatives in town.. l.
Nichols and family were in town las
week-H. r. Fay is in Jonesville with hi
father.-Schools opened May 1.-E. Maci
has gone to Underhill, where he will ru
= the separator. for the Cloverdale Cream
G cry company.-Miss Grace Smith of Milto
e is in town.-Ci. L. Grow is helping Ric
= Bros, in their store.
:; CHARLOTTE.
a George L. Peasa of Willston visited hi
e father Edward Pease last week.-Littl
k Josephine Bessette had the misfortune t
$ burn herself quite badly recently.-Ml
y and Mrs Joseph Bora are the happy par
% ents of girl baby.
l. See prindleS Adv. in this number"
JERICHO CENTRE.
There will be an important bushes
meeting of the Ladies' Aid society at Mr.
r. e. b. Jordan's Friday afternoon to cor
n slider the question of buying a new cai
pet for the churCh.+Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
u. Lee, now living in Boston, Mass al
= visiting in town for 4 week or two. The
!, do not expect to move back on to the
r farm before next fall-F. s. Tomlinso
= has been elected clerk pro tenn of tn
, church and r. b. Jordan WAS electe
~ chorister.-A choir rehearsal for churr
:. music will be held at +. g. Jordan
y Thursday evenire.-Mrs. Abbie (Mors'
!, Pcase has been very sick the past weel
4 but is improving.-The members of II
iSunday-school We're aereeab bly, surprise
last Sunday by the singing Of a prett
and appropriate selection, nicely rendere
K. by a quartette of young people organize
V. by Choltster Park Brown.-Arthur Pr,
T. and family have moved to Burlington
- where they will keep housc.-Rev. Ca
So Drown spent Sunday with his wife, Mr.
IS Carrie Drown. the teacher of the villas
school--Mrs. T. 9. TomIln On has lee
quite i'll the past week.
JERICHO.
Of Ri Rev Bishop Hall will oficate
ID Academy Hall. Jericho. on Friday evel
Is. ing next May 9Th at 1890 p. NJ. All are il
H. Nitcd.
+ John Selici Of Essex Junction spel
II Sunday at r. w. Curtis. Mrs j. I, Blu
TO IN was called 10 burlington last wee
or Iv tho illness of her niece. Mas. NJ.
~ NacCiihhon moved TO Riverside last wee
H. Miss Kate. Wright ana +. IL. Prouty
burlington spent Sunday at W. a. Po
- lard 5.--The w. c. T. L. held a meetiI
lat Mrs. l.. NJ Capp's "Wednesday afte
'uoou.-Nirs, l.. l.. Rood. who has spe
the winter at Cnderhill Centre, return'
" ednesday and Will open her house her
The Ladies' Help society Will meet
Mrs. II. S. Wood's Friday afternoon.
EVANSVILLE.
v Miss Jessie Stanley of Bakersfield
q teaching school in the Haskns district.
< Eli Stokes of Stag-ksboro and Miss Nj
( tie Wright of this place were marie
' Apri. 29th.--Mr. Peter StrauX of Ript,
4 has bought out the stage route of Edw
K Glover and commenced his work Tuesda
Mr. Colver has made many friends in Il
Y place who will be sorry to have hi
4 to IAncoln-Ciale Hueletr has return
II rorI Ire n