Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-08

George r. Booth. overseer of the spin
ming room at the Colchester mills, has just
passed very successful examination in
samplinc and grading of cotton. and pick
er machinery with the American Cores
pondenCe School of Textiles of New Bed
ford, Mass. He passed with the remark
able per cont of 20 in the examination.
Mrs. Allen RI. Whittekind is seriously i'll
AT her home on East Allen street.
Tobcy g. Catlin have bought the wood
and timber of A. ID. Gibbs of Charlotte.
There are about 20 acres in the tract and
men are at work cutting and hauling logs
to the bank of the lake.
Victoria Bissette and Franklin Dupaw
were married Feb. Sd by the Rev. S. u.
Angel. In the evening recep-
ton was given them by the groom's
fathoe, at Mallctts Bay. About sixty pco-
pie were In attendance. Dancing was in
dulged in until midnight. when an elabor-
ate supper was served. Many handsome
and us"fu. presents were left them by their
friends, who wish them happy and pros
perous life. Mr.. and Mrs. Dupaw will re-
side at Malletts Bay
ESSEN JUNCTION.
Mr.. Bouchor. a horse trainer from Otta-
wa, who is here to train Marion Wilkes
the horse recently bought at auction from
Mcssrs. Chase and Soulc by j. H. Allen,
was terribly bitten in the arm while Civ
ing tho horse his hrst lesson Saturday.
hr G. NJ Fcrrn dressed the wound which
/ required several stitches.
MI ana MIS- M, w. Chapman enter
"l,'eo i. soNtrdI Tt treli lrIenuS from tnls
Friday evening. Among those who were
present were Rev. ard Mrs. Evan Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Read, MIR. and Mrs.
%"MSc'' ", anu 'tIS' .; ~ leaV"-
''t' anu MI anu MrS, " w. HheH'
'a'n'S n. Sur re IIS nor" dpP"l'' 'eu
"sc"t "i 'ne - f'a'l"aS coinptny d.
'"'S station III pace Oh < ~. w HH'mS
Ias'shvu' ana assumed the oulles Oh the
olnce ueSuay not 'lIs'
M,s' Aplsdli NlchoiS' WIDOW OF 'har'es
lI"otH u.Tu -no"uaS hi'el Ho,'' al =
ocioCn' at .he Hoile "I htr SON iostihas
w., vr w, d. MENUS as tuc ieSuI' oi S',oCh
"ne pctdH " Nc.h dSo last Satui"dE AZ
n'Nh t.,''c SHe ipSV wv "sc % nV. y @ III
'".'o, ohe "dS ""IV ~ uc "p tiid. 9"l'iHs
81. Nioi'u"E IN Meu. - "cu anu No'i w,
mencId to ran rapidly havlns ben % un-
roilsciouS 10, ioi ti.e paSt SIN ndSS' ".c W 10 "
WY III lio'" t'le s'',e hli'u vi liou',,e -
."oul wv E,nlS asp put Il"u ~ 10y
I,coVereu. Ms Nicnois ,,eloie hcr 'nIi l..'
80 ", 80 , ,n' ,- w IT,, w., t,
uorh III ESSEX 20 years ago Iasl Jui,c; u"
Wv en- ''Ai - ~ -, w -. - ~.
o'S' ana theF nVeu on Ililerent ldi ti.iiS ms
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yer tIsnu Hedr9 90 "IVn 'IeS u.oNNu ~
't'e'' ne" n"'Sc II, 'nlo N"''Ne: 'f' ~. ~
or d'eG ao2Ii S% wefk" aii@r n'oVllls
Helc' 0l'i0V ~ N,ChoI1 e.
St'i9 as u oo.; u"I"' 81 "itr .'n ,'i !'''', ,
nv ~ "Ncu Mi'u lr' ' I,.,.', ou' ~ :, u
ny ,hre' '''I9' SHdl'S ~ anu pu' lu,, =.
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ana uau5 .'er' MIS- Jason mum VI r'9-
StA, ana also q VI htr Nvs.'E W 80 II, .
VI n"icaso, Mt NiG'''n ,lS .'' may by
!,"I" pe'I' d ia' '.',' ~ NV
MFt''ou's. cn"Icn anu "dH . , efou' ~. ~ -.
tiail "on'"n' o" u.'u re. n,I9.'u .ila ,tiot
nan . NY ~ ,n'.e ~ ~. 'ic - i,,,',e,
W., VIC Wy " ~, ..''e 81 ,,t,r
an" alSo %vNeuucu 'noH. W NV t, rtI,IIs
i.oi'isS oi'c "%a a ~ lee t', 80 ,h
Nlc'e u, tne t'. d ~. ~ ~
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/ Mrs q NJ Ferrin. who has been visiting
Iin New Jersey and New London. Conn
Tor several weeks Is eNpccteu ho''e L II
IdaN.
! MIS-. n. NJ. lfliI' VINO mas peh III lot
few days IS better
Mrs. !, T.. PERKINS continues T." n"Pt t"N''
HocA OF rose roaS,el ~ Ia
been seen about the NHiaSeuUilS the p"9'
: tcW days ~
Teachers examinations Will oe "e'' "e''
MIicn ana ~ ,,.,... ..,,
IN" passenger Tram OH tne hurll'is 'oi m
ana Lam"l-l" ROAD was S'dI'"o IL. SnT" nv
urllt about n nllc ana d ""l' o"l W 'n'r
,,,orpinc '1,"Sr va i,neirn 81 was sent to puI il
back ana the "TRIP was anaHuo't"; u,
afternoon ulp was n'iue an iiE"l '''
snow ploW gong dh'aa'
The ESSEX Jrhctioh panu mas t',tc'cu
reorganization undtf new Srt ol u9 III"
ana have elected IN" loHo"thS oH''erS
{. = flctcher, PRESIDENT H. L. Nclti,' sec
rotary X II. larher' 'rc,iS uIc' -. - -
BARNES ST. lnSt Icdncr - W. rem"
sec ond leader e. > NlcholS' pusl'vS' ne,
mah's r. D. ~, |Niltu, ''' m "'il i"'Io' ~ "
'".iu IL 49, a nnd i, Is bonnd Nat 4
will have the support of the community.
Miss Hcssic Shiland who has been il
with a cold for the past two weeks wa:
,au.e to be oct yesterday.
ctIrrp1-pNr
There was box sociable at the ploasah
home of Miss Jennie Thompson Friday
evening. The ladies carried boxes OF re
ireshmcnts and the ladies ana tholr Don
cs We're sold to the highest bidders. INT
proceeds are to be used to pay the cNpcn
ises of the high school graduating class.
~, ~ ,. ,J',,io' S.,,rdn,,at ,,m,r
. son Thorp's barn. The cows sold for gooC
prices.
The Andrews lime kiln is running Ia!
quantities of lime.
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