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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31

% IN ADAY GUARANTEED ONEAG-
tDO.CO ent lady or gentleman In each
county to ope7i branch Office aud establish
sue agents to Il our high grade laundry and
Dat soaps write MILIEN SOAP Co., 6l2 Wo
ItAms street Chicago I II.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES AND ADS

TOR SALE, A 107 ACRE FARM ABOUT
L one mile east OF depot. Good house, one
barn, tobacco shed, and other bull dings two
cisterns, well and windmill. Call on or ad-
d ress RICHARD ELLACoTT, Vircqua, WIS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31

An odds and ends clearing sale
ow N IT NieLaelson's.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31

TARM FOR SALE. CONSISTS OF liz
II acre in high sta e of cultivation, good 10
room no use, large cellar. good barn, well and
W indmill, ITO barrel water tank, 1000 apple
trees ready set in orchard, acres set in
fruit. Fine location mile south of postOfhce.
For further information cali on
DR.. BARNEY, Viroqua, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31

Rockton. Wis. October ~. 1000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
BAKERSFIELD.

The contractors have the new annex 10
brigham academy up and covered.-Tho
game of hall Saturday at St Johnshury
between brigham academy and St Johns
bury teams was won by the former in "A
closely contested game.--M L. Child of
Colorado. former Bakersfield boy is i'm
town looking after his interests The
town committee have issued a call for "A
caucus to be held at the town house Sat
urday evening, June 10th, to elect dele
gates 10 attend the republican county dis
trict and state conventions.-At the dem
ocratic caucus Held at the town house on
Saturday evening last DR. T. j. Melville,
j. +. O'Neil and II. j. Han were elected
delegates to attend the democratic State
and district cOnVcntions.-Aleck LaPlant
Of Montgomery has been engaged to do
the carpenter work on j. w. Doanes new
housc.--E. L. Perkins has gone to New
York state for few days.-There were
no services at the Congregational church
Sunuay.-Thc remains of W. -. Wilson
wore brought here and buried in the fami-
is lot on Thursday. \ committee from
the odd Fellows lodge, of which the de-
ceased was a member, ana a large number
Of the Franklin county bar were present
at the funeral. Mr. Wilson was a native
of this town. the son Of the late Judge
w. c. Wilson. He had many friends i'm
bakersfield as was attested by he large
number who attended the funeral.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
HANKSVILlE.

Mr., and Mrs. Linus Rounds arc rejoi"-
ing over the arrival Of son, born the
9Th inst.-MiS. J. y. Hanks is seriously
il-Mr. and Mrs. William Ilasr>ns and
John Grace ana wife went to kocue. y.
y. last week with the remains of their
father. Benjamin Hammer. who lied in
Lincoln of pneumonia ruth Baker is ON
the sick lst.-AirS. Clayton Phillips IL
very ill-Mr. and Mrs Burt GortOu visit
ed relatives in Burlington last Weak.-Galc
Iluclctt of Cudorhill is visiting IN town.
Milo Smith of Starksburu is visiting ut
Eli Smiths. Henry Wright caught two
hundred and twcntN-thrce trout las, Mon
day andIrod Smith caught on. hundred
and thirty-fvc TuesdaY.-John AlEer
went to the Mary Fletcher Hospital Mon
day to have hi, eyes examined. The eye
that was hurt is very painful. but doing
wcll-GcprEe King of Bristol was in town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
WEST BOLTON.

O. W. Kellogg has gone to Barre to
work Mrs 'arnsworth and daughter. Ida
visited at w. j. Coltou's in Burlington last
wook.-Tho society of Willing Workers
were entertained at Mrs. Byron Jones
juno 1th.-Mr. stephen Jones who is 80
years old is failing sloWly.-Mr. Leon
Blake and Miss Blanche Woodwork spent
Sunday at her grandmothor's at Cady
Falls.-Thc dime society met at Mrs.
Frank pcasc's June 6th.--ieorgc Gordon
and William Guycttc have exchanged
places and viii move this week.-Mrs.. ".
Hardy Jennie HAN and Mrs. c. Fay are
among the sick.
Mrs. W. T.. BiXby AMI daughter who
have been visiting relatives and friends in
town returned to their home in liarro
Triday-Miss Mary Sanderson was in
burlington Monday Miss Bessie Tomlin-
son of Barre, who was the guest of Miss
Bertha Tomliusou last week Is now visit
ing friends in Jericho Ccntr".-Mr khore
Fletcher of Huntington spent sunday at
y. y. Tomlinson' Mrs. \. L. Handy
is not as wcll.--Albcrt Plant OF Undcrhil
visited at 4. Laucors last wcrk.-Brid 'cy
Smith Of West Topsham is the guest of
friends i'm town Miss Frankie Sander-on
and Misses Bessie and Bertha romlinson
were in Richmond last wcck.-Mrs. Flor
encc Tomliusou who accompanied Mrs,
BiXby to Barre, returned Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
JERICHO CENTRE.

\ daughter was born to Mr., ANA AIRS.
IT, l.. Barrett of Nashville on June nth.-
DR.. George Packard and family of Den
lvor. COL, are visiting his brother, H. W.
Packard, and other relatives in town
Mrs Frances Messenger of BurlinEt On
visited at Mrs II. S. Harris a few days
last wcck.-Win w. stiles of Morrisvlle
spent Sunday in town with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Frank a. Stics.-Perley Pay
of Burlington gave several selected read
ines at the strawberry festival last week
to the great pleasure Of the audience The
readings, together with the musical pro-
grAmme furnished by local talent, made
a very enjoyable OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. An
ma Bellows of Cloverdale made her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Church, a visit
of several days last week.-lrwin Nealy
has returned home from New York city,
| there he underwent an operation on one
| eye, which was difficult and delicate, but
very successful The operation was per-
formed by DIR. Rosa, the eminent eye spe-
Icialist.-F. S. Tomlinson has been at Nal
let's Bay several days completing his
summer cottage at that piace.-'harles
Bentley and family are at Maletts Bay
at their cottage for a few days.-Chesman
johnson suffered a severe and painful
accident last week, While in the corn
| field planting corn his horse became
frightened and ran away, dragging Mr..
johnson some distance and breaking one
leg below the knee, 1t is "A compound frac-
ture and MI, johnson will be laid up for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. AlBANS.

James r. Arlington of Boston, son If
MI and Mrs. Russell Arlington former
ly OF this city and Miss Ada f.. Moulton
OF RoXbury, Mass, are TO be married in
RUXbury on the evening of June 90 The
ceremony will be followed by reception
from until - o'clock at the home of the
briGe's parents.
The shed at the rear Of James Lynch 5
house on Diamond street caught fire Mon
day morning and the department was
called out at 1880 o'clock by one of the
ncghbors and it had quite a start before
the alarm was given. The wind was blow
ing hard and the fire soon got into the
front part of the house, the interior Of
which was badly damaged, the roof being
completely destroyed. The house is oc-
cupied by two families, Mr. and Mrs.
Houston having the lower tenement and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lazelc the upper ten
cment. The Houston family was out of
the city and the house locked up, only
Mrs. LaZello was upstairs and did not
know of the fire until after the alarm
was given. How the fire started is not
known. The furniture both upstairs and
down was saved. The loss of the house
will be partially covered by the insuran. o.
The recall was sounded at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walworth Smith
will sail from New York Saturday on
the steamchip Campania for Liverpool. Al
ter spending short time in England they
will return, accompanied ny MIS-. j, Greg
orv Smith who has been in Italy with
her son. George q, Smith.
The following teachers in the city
schools have rendered their designations
which have been accepted by the com
missioners: Miss Henrietta Chase and
Miss Helen r.. Mason of the high school
Miss Althea Hyde of the seventh grade
Miss Persis G. butcher of the fifth grade
in the Barlow street school and Miss Loo
rena Frost of the primary department. No
action has been taken as yet to fill the
Vacancies caused by these designations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
M0NTGOM cry,

C. +. Marcy and Gertrude V. Coat were
married June at East Berkshire by Rev
C. J. PetersOn.-Mrs. l.. w. James has re-
turned to Boston and Fred Goodspeed to
Tewksbury.
Miss Hattie Kelton Of ST. Adams visited
in town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Cronk nave gone ON a carriage drive tn
Montpelier, Mr.. Cronk being sent as "A
delegate by the democratic party to the
district conVcntion.-Fhe rocc''io1 given
by the teachers on Friday evening was "a
very pleasant aftair,-Miss Alice Leonard
has returned from New York Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Pratt spent a few days last
week in Burlington George Smith has
the frame up for new barn.-A Woman 5
Home Missionary Society has been ORGAN
lied in town.-Eva Smay and II. Murray
were married last week. -Children's day
was observed at the Methodist church on
Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
JERlCH0.

Dr. George Packard and family Of Den
yer. cob. are visiting his brother in town.
f.. G. Kinney and wife are spending a
few days with Mrs. Moltou.-tl $ Woods
and family Of Essex Junction spent sun
few days with Mis-. Molton.-H. 5. Woods
wife Of Burlington spent sunday in town
C hildren's day was observed at the Bap-
fist church sunday cVening.-Mrs. Morse
who was nurse for Mrs. Folsom during
her sickness. is visiting her.-Rev. Mr..
Hrcman, ii returned missionary from Chi
ma. spoke at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. There will be childrens day OK
cIcises at the Congregational Churcn n"Xt
Sunday.-Harmic Howe has gone to lIar'-
ford. Conn.-At the democratic caucus
Saturday evening +. +. PEI ,iVdl ana John
Tobin were elected delegates to the state
and district convontions-Th presiding
cider will preach At the Methodist Episco-
pa church Sunday morning .-Geotg e
Lamphier and wife of Hardwick are stop
ping with his mothcr.-The schools of the
town will unite in hacket picnic at
Bolton Notch Saturday the 23d. All
friends of the children arc invited. The
Jericho Centre band will Ice present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
FLETCHER.

Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Smith were in Bur
lington recently.-Presiding Elder Nuttcr
held quarterly meeting at the Method Il
church Sunday evenng.-Mrs +. H. Ellis
has recovered from her recent sickness
A. Rueg is reported much better.-Quar-
tcrlY conference was held Wednesday owe
ming at the Methodist churCh-F l.. Full
lington's little boy nearly three years Old
recently sat down i'm pail of hot water
which had been dipped out to mop with.
The mother stepped to the door to see to
her other child who was screaming leaN-
ing the child in the pantry. He was play
ing horse and coming out of the pantry
sat dawn in the pail of water burning him
badly, This took place Saturday forenoon.
The hoy died Sunday evening The par
cnts have tho sympathy of the communty
in their bcrcavement.-Miss Marguerite
Marshall has returned to her homo i'm
ilardwick.-Edward Wagner has fnishe
his lahors for c. f. Corse and is working
for j, T. Spauldiup
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The class day exercises OF the high school
graduating elias, Wer, largely attended at
Dubois 4 Gays hail Thursday night Tra
stage wa pre-tily drap.d and decorated
with cut flowers and plants Tho prp-
grarnme Wa as follows March prayer,
roll call Miss Emma J Bailey. PR sideut q
address. Fred l. Drew. song Assert in
the Deep Guy y. Woodward, closs Grafton
The Opportunities OF the Young Man OF
To-day" Leon n. Sauit: prophecies Bes-,
sic F. Lewis: sons. Voices OF the Wood. .
Rubanstcin. Emma J Bailey: advice, Guyt
T. Woodward. presentation William Len
smith: roSpouse. F. Harriet Harvard:
Grafton and farewell Leon w Webster:
trio. "Fruhnngs Einzug." Klavierstuck,
Bessie Lewis. Fred Drew and Leon Saul..4
The closing of the doors of the Ram
dolph Savings bank here Saturday has
,eon the nrincipaI tonic of conversat lion
since the f1iluro involves a major
Iiiv of tho families of IN. town The
bank has h.on doing business here Tor
lover n years ard ba- been noted for sale
and conservative Investments. l. was Is.
lt,blished Jan. ~ 1,,.. IN Tewksbury.
store with n IF Lombard As casuier
which ono, he has held continuously
since. Rev. Elbridge Gerry. deceased. was
the first dcpositor his inNestme mt being
q 20 Iast v,ar the hank paid Two semi
lnnpual dividends Of II. per cent each. and
the same dividend was declared last Jane
nary. enc wear ago this month the num-
Der of deuositors WAS In Last year ths
loans ON real estate IN Vermont amounted
"a go as and on real estate elsewhere IA
s1t7 o}o The loans on personal security
were Sl4.Sq1 on deposit books. sloot7; wi,u
hank stock as collateral So2i5. with mort.
cages as collateral. s6ss3. on other collat-
,.ral security S-9l-. United States bonds,
S51A6. State county. CITY. town and school
honds siq ao-. r.al estate bv foreclosure.
ga 59o. hank stock owned s7eSl. warrants,
s3l sq4 SAT-, and furniture. tif75. Randolph
National Sos .57. cash ON hand $3S 35l. to-
t,l resources Ss4S 5o7 The liabilities last
June vaross,a04q due depositors and IL
surnlus f,lnd reserved OF s5>7s; the total
.xnerses for rho wear ending LAST June
v.re ss552 Tn, officers Of the INSTITUTION
are lanes Hutchinson presids mt; W II.
\icb,Is ,ica-presitcnt. VI NJ Wilson A.
q WbeaIer NJ A TeWksburv. G. l.. Mar
nm Y smear w. r Lan.on aud 4 r.
Lombard also the president ana vice
nrosidant trustees The depositors are
hnnefu, that i'm the end their losses will
ba orl, rriaing but various opi,ions arc
of co,,rsa h,.,rd ON the streets and until
definite knovl.da. of affairs Is ohtainable
thora uill b, no l..saninl of ANXIETY
Henry U,plc, and Edwin Goodhart fell
ON an unsafe elevator al me Son'o mn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
WEST MILTON,

The telegraph line that extends along
the river bank Is to bc movcd. Commerce
Ing at the end of the bridge. it will cX-
tend through .. w GrauECr's land and
come out near the toy of CheCkCrhcrrN
nil. IT is expected the work will bc don"
this week. Several from this place at
tended childrens day services at ColchcS-
ter Centre Sunday.-COnsidcrahl over
1900 pounds Of milk are received at this
creamery dalY.-R. T.. Bullock and fam
lily of Milton Boro spent Sunday at +. T..
Blakc's.-Mrs Lansing Snow spent part Il
last week at the Adams Mission in Bur
lirEton.-Mrs. -. o. Bullock Is suffering
from a severe attack of kidney trouble
Or Walter White OF Addison spent Fri
day with T. J. Costello fishing. MIR. and
Mrs. Byron Mills Of burlington spent sun
day at G. l.. Sampson's.-F. T.. Blake
purchased fine horse IN South BurlinE-
ton last week.-Mrs. Hotaling of Hon. y.
Y. and Mrs. Horny Macomhor of West
ford spent Tuesday with Mrs. Il. j..
Chase
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
ST OWE.

II. T.. Straw and Miss Carrie T.. BRoi
were married at Mr. StraW's residence.
June 6th 10y Rev. O. l., Barnard. 1t was a
very quiet affair owing to the severe i'll
ness of the brides father. y.
Bgelow. They were the rocip-
cnts of large number of choice presents
lin silver and other household article.
Sunday morning Miss Harriet Nearcn
was taken to the Fanny Allen Hospital
Mrs. &. f. Emery and Nellie a. Watts as
delegates are attending the State conVen-
ton of Congregational churches at New
port this week Let all interested observe
Filg day by attending the G. a. Il. picnic
at the Palisades, THURSDAY June l4th.-
The Taher children who have been spend
ing a week at Fairholt, burlington return
ed Wednesday noon Faye Morse is Visit-
ing her young friends i'm town this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14

some timc-Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Johnson
Of Shclburnc made their father short
visit last wcck-Thc republican caucus
for state and county delegates is called
at the town room for saturday Juno ld
at 1870 D. m.-Thc infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Willard aud the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs T. :. Ransom
received infant baptism at the Chldren's
day services last Sunday.-Jonn Carpenter
aud wife of Huntington visited his broth
cr. james Carpenter, last wcch--N lillian
Martin and wife Of huntington visited
Martin wgpk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
SHElBURNE.

Mrs. :. s. Mack of st. Mhans is the
guest of her sister, Mrs j. V. S. Mack.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. y. whitney of Putnam
willie are visiting Mr.. George Il. Blair and
family.
Mis-. Ada Burns returned to her home in
KccscVillc Friday after spending few
weeks with relatives
Rev y. W Dayton went to charlotte
Sundav afternoon and held services IN the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss H. pasnault Of PIattsburgh spent
Sunday with Miss DuhuC.
Mr. George Bacon and family of Eur
lmrton spent Sunday with mis- mother,
Mrs. :. \. Eacon.
Mrs Moore is spending the week IN
linoshure with her son.
Miss Carrie Drew went Monday to Lynn,
Mass, to visit her brothers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
SHELDON.

Deputy sheriff. Thomas was sent Cor
Friday night. June Sih, to arrest James
Ryan Of St. Albans who got off the Rich
ford train at Sheldon Junction. He was
intoxicated and disturbing the peace. He
was arraigued bcf Justice George f..
StebbinS and fired s. and costs for bein,
intoxicated. and 81 and cost for breaking
the peace both fines amounting to s23 r.
The fines We're paid. States Attorney -.
W. steele prosecuted.
The democratic caucus was held Monda '
night June llth at the Portland house
The following were elected delegates
State convention. T.. f.. Beatty. e. c. Gal
mp, ~. y. Kittelt district, Samuel No
Fector- J. II. Riley : Is. Burt: town
committee. :. Il. II. StufHrbeau f. f.
Beatty. IT, y Kittcll-S &. II. Stufiobear
represents Ilaswcl Lodge 80 30 of Suel-
don at the Grand Lodge at Burlington
June eth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Warham TAFT has gone to live with bis
daughter. Mrs. Henry Brcwster.-Mrs.
Phillips and her son. Thomas visited rela-
lives in Montpelier last weCk.-Lyman hin
met with an accident in the mill Tues
day, a piece of wood thrown from the
dresser cutting quite a cash in his leg
Henry Dwirc has moved in with his faith
Cr-in-lHw. Charles Roliins-Mr. and Mrs.
John Grace attended the funeral of Mrs.
Gracc's father. benjamin Hammer i'm Lin
coin last wcck.-Mrs. Helen ComstoCk Of
Monkton visited her sister, Mrs. jeanette
Chamborliu last wcck.-Mr. and Mrs.
Montgomery of stowe were the guests OF
Mrs. Montgomery sister, Mrs. -. j.
Tominsou last wcck.-Mr. and Mrs. Mirror
of Lincoln visited at D.. +. Hanks last
Eril.N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
ST, GEORGE.

Road commissioner Chase, is doing a
much needed job in building a permanent
road near the junction of the Essex and
burlington roadS.---F. f. Buxton of Pitts
ford was in town last week and sold II
small monument to be placed over the
graves of Mr.. and Mrs Russell Tillcy.-
Misses Lizzie and F,tta Ward were i'm town
Saturday afternoon calling on old friends.
Miss ! cna FornCS of Williston spent Sat
UrdaY and Sunday in town the guest Of
Mr.. and MR.. r. T.. Forbes Miss Ellen
Forbes Will close the present term Of
school with a picnic at Camp Mlham ON
Friday the 15th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14

is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo
J. Hull.-Mrs. W. G. Robbie Is spending two
weeks with her son, +. H. Willard in
Springfield. Mass. -Libbie tlintum, who
has been in Springfield for the past year
If listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Flintum Horace DEMO of North
Craftshury spent Monday and Tuesday
with his sister, Mrs. Samantha Dawson -
Rev. w. l.. Noyes Of Ratio, CAL, IL visit
ing his son. Mr.. G. T.. Noycs.--It is expect
ed that Rev Mr.. wild will return home
this week, and occupy his pulpit next sun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Melvina Cmmton of Enosburg
Falls Is visiting friends in town-Nra.
Dora Hodges of Essex Junction is wishing
her sister. Mrs. l.. II. Button.-Jocl Pond
of Wolcott is visiting at Herbert Ponds
William Comings is to be married to
Miss Norton of Bristol the goth of the
month.-Mr. and Mrs, Homer Vincent and
little daughter visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Vincent over Sunday
The Ladies Auxiliary met with Mrs. Char
lie Stratton on "Wednesday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
ISLE LA MOTTE.

The Grand Isle County Sunday-School
association will hold their annual conven-
ton at Isle La Motto, Wednesday, June
10Th.
convention will be held at the Methodist
Episcopal church Wednesday, June %
Childrcn's day was observed Sunday at
the Methodist Episcopal church with APP
propriato exercises. Miss Julia Goodsell
of Burlington is visiting her mother. Mrs.
ike
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
FRANKLIN.

c. C. Adams, who has been spending a
few weeks in town went to his home in
Bellows Falls on Friday.-Frank Brigs 5
and mother of Burlington are spending a
few weeks with friends in town.-Mrs Lu-
cy Giddings of Bakersfield is visiting her
sister, Mrs. +. L. opkins,-Frank Graves
and family of St, Adams spent Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID.
Brill.-Iills G. HUI of Springfield, Mass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
WEST ENOSBURGH,

Mrs. Henry Cutting is seriously ill
Mrs. q w Burke has erysipclas in her
facc.- Mrs Annie Barber il visiting at J.
g. ucs.-Scveral from this place at
tended the Woman's Missionary ConVcn-
ton held at Richford "Wednesday Mrs.
Merton House and children of Chatcau-
CAV y. Y. arc VISITING AZ o. T. Gilhcrls.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
FAST FAIRFIELD,

Miss Alice Merrill is at home for short
vacation before beginning her seasons
work at the Mountains.-Mr Lasher, the
evangelist finishes her work here this
week and goes to North Hyde Park,-tI.
Il. SurteVant who was injured by falling,
while at work on "A huildtnG two weeks
ago. is slowly improving, Mrs. II. l., and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
WEST

Joseph Sherbort saw two large deer
in his meadow one day last week. They
seemed quite fearless ana in no haste -
go aWaN.-Archie Wakefield got quite
badly bruised by horse accidentally
knocking him down while Harvesting sun
day night.-Mrs. oscar Traver is very
sck.-A W. Woodwork of Enosburc
Falls was in town last week. Mrs Clara
Gilman has returned from Maine whore
she has been with her brother for several
/ months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14
HIGHGATE.

The lawn party under the auspices CT
the Kings Daughters which was to have
been at the CONGREGATIONAL church or
Wednesday evening, June 18th, has beer
postponed TO Friday evening, the 18th inst
Cards are out for the marriage of Mis-
Grace Sumets OF this place and Jamc'
Church of Middlebury, The marriage vii
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-14

Miss NJ. H. Gates of St Albans visited
relatives i'm town over Sundny.-Thc
Ladies' Aid Society meets this week
Thursday afternoon with Mrs &. j. Read.
--Rcv. Mr.. Mcintyre has accepted q cali
from the Congregational Society TO ho-
como their pastor for the ensuing year
Miss Mabel Gates has been confined to
the house the past few days, suffering
from an attack of CrNSipclas.