Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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rer of Second and Main street, on which
the government building is to be erected.
She has purchased of Peter Porter his res
idence which is being moved to the rear
of the lot to make room for her house
which Is to be moved.-Dr. j. W. Currier
is building II new Office on Third street.
He Is also enlarging his tenements by
an addition Peter Porter has purchased
the Barnard house on Third street.-Mrs.
Il. Il. Gdcs has gone to Boston.-Miss p.
A. Alfred of Fairfax is visiting her broth
err Judge f.. T.. Alfrcd-RCv. J. NJ. Dut-
ton and II NJ Camp attended the State
Surday-sChool convention at BrattlcbOro.
Mrs. Eva j. Richmond of Burlington is
here on a, vst.--W. s. Bean has entered
a law school in New York--Thc Boston
and Maine Railroad company are raising
the roof Of the freight office. The second
floor viii he used as an Office for the di-
vision work. Fred Currier and Rose Gil
bert were married at the Catholic church
| last week Wednesday, Rev Father Cleia-
mont officiating.
WESTF1ELD
DR. w. A. Young went on the Boston OK
cursion last week to visit a younger broth
er who is n successful physician in South
Framineham. Mass--Oscar Travcr's lit
tie son Leland broke his arm last week
while riding a sheep.-Mrs. Samuel John
son Is entertaining an aunt and friend
from Canada.--Biss' orchestra furnished
the music for the Root Robbins wedding.
About ~ guests were present There were
good many very handsome presents
from the families and friends. The most
valuable was an elegant upright piano
from Mr.. Robbins to his wife. They have
very nice new home at West Derby.
LOWELL
Israel Pudvah has moved here from
Montgomery on to the farm lately pur-
chased of his fathcr.-The Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs Hodgman Friday a.
m. \ harvest dinner will be servcd--Ma'
and Mrs. clayton Kingsley of Stonchain,
Mass, are visiting his parents here.--Mrs.
Coolidge Is visiting friends in toWn.--Mr.
and Mrs Brdhaney are rejoicing over the
birth of a daughtee Mrs. Charles Sawyer
visited i'm Barton last week Mr. and Mrs
O'Rricn are guests of his sister, Mrs
Lyman Miller
DERBY.
Mrs DantNa Stone of St Johnsbury
Centre is visiting hcG brother. Moses Rog-
crs.-Miss Alice Rushcc. u teacher IN the
"irl's school. who was driven from san
q,
the breaking cut Of the late war. being
at home for a years rest. came 10 Derby
last Monday and spoke of her work among
the girls there, in the Baptist church
Tuesday evening.-,Iohn Foster and Win
ME Gcm1rsh were married az the Metho-
dist parsonage last Thursday and left i'm
modintelN for trip TO Canada. Ernest
Hunt was married last week to Lila comp
of West pee'hy. The newly welded pair
Will reside with Mr.. Hunts father for the
prosent.-As the CongrcS ational church is
Icing repaired the Baptist people have
rendered the use of their church to the
Congregational society in the afternoon
of each Sunday and there will be ,reach-
ing in that church mex; Sunday at 1870
y. m, by Rev. A. j. Small.-Stoddard
Bates, who was seriously injured BY n
fractions horse Gomo two weeks since. is
slowly improving.
CRAFTSBURY.
I Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Uric and Mrs Emma
Nelson went to Bos ton last Wednesday on
the cNcursi0n.-Mcs Amanda Silvor's
school was closed the first three DAYS of
last week on account of sickness. Hon A
baVers9n and n. A. Patterson have gone
to Maine on business Edward BOardman
wife and srn have gone to Morristown for
a few weeks vst.-George T. Howard
has gone to Boston and Connecticut.-Ma
bel Kelley has gone to MOrriSville to study
music this winter--Waltes- Hawthorne
from Athol Mass, is visiting friends in
toWn.-Mr. "A. n. Stevens and Miss Ola
! Glidder were chosen delegates to the
State SunddY-school convention at Brat
tlehoro.-I-. J. Paige, secretary Of the anti
saloon League spoke in the Methodist
Episcopal church last Monday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Boynton from West.
held visited friends in town last week.
The oyster supper at the Methodist Epis-
81.
sion. the proceeds amounting to S25-Mrs
Mary Lyon suffered an attack of PARALYSIS
last Thursday afternoon. She has not re-
covered consciousness.
BARTON.
this station and Miss Annie Mitchell Of
Derby, We're married last Saturday and
took the 4:l5 train for Quehec-Mrs. O.
u. owen and Mrs. f.. w. Barron were at
Brattleboro last Wednesday and Thurs
day in attendance at the State Sunday
School convention.--Mr and Mrs d. p
Gordon, former residents, now of Bethle-
hem, y. H.. are here for a few weeks Wis
iting their daughter. Mrs. II. A. Folsom
II. @. Spaldins, of the Crystal Lake
House, has hired Hotel Barton and taken
possession. He will run both hotels for a
time. Benjamin Mossman, who spends his
winters in San Bernardino. California
sud leu lbl tHul pace last Monday, aC-
companied by his daughter, Mrs. Jean
nette Whitten.-Mrs. Lucy Robinson and
son Amos, and Mrs. Lucy Reed are visit
ing friends in Brighton Mass-Burt Hall.
foreman in the Monitor office. and Miss
Mary Jacobs, were married Monday the
10th. Rev. W. Il. Douglass officiating
They Will keep house liz the Owen block
on Glover stroet.-Mrs. Mary J. johnson
and her daughter, Mrs. Scion Robinson
started last Monday for Baltimore, Mary
land, whore they will spend a few weeks,
and then go on to their home in Jackson
/ vile, florida.-Oscar Cook, son of H. p.
Cook started for Denver, Colorado on the
| 18th. where he has a position in a dry
goods store.-George Rash has sold his
stage route from Glover 10 Barton TO An
son Clark, who takes possession next
/ Monday.-Benjamin Drumming, of Emira
! \. Y, is visiting his brother William
Drumming. He preached at the Universal
list church. Glover, last Sunday.-John
SuitOr is furnishing a tenement nl the
lower part of his house, formerly occlI-
pied by Duff Iongeon as a boat building
| shop.-A. b. Cowles of Newport has rent
ed the store formerly occupied by George
II. Davis as a dry goods store, and will
put in music store.
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.