Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-18
INGTON, VT, THURSDAY. JANUARY IS 1900

Williamson.-EIenry G. Jones of West
Cornwall went on Saturday to Boston to
spend several weeks, a guest of his
cousins, Mr. and Mrs william Mackn-
tosh
NORTH FERR1sBURGH
NJ f. Allen is filing the creamery ice
house from the mill pond. The ice Is
about - inches thick.-Mrs. celia A. Bar
ton has gone to Buffalo \. Y. for medi-
cal troatment.-F'rcd Skin has sold his
house aud lot to John Bcssette OF Char
lotte, posse ssion given March list.
The meetings at the church are being
through this woek.-The Allen
creamery has stored its usual supply Of
ice.-Mr. S euhen NOouan Is slowly inn
proving Charles Thompson is out again
A. j. Willard has closed his cream ~
and does not intend to open it again. NJ.
T.. Thompson, his hutter-maker for the
past few years. has entered thy ShebHrne
creamcrN.-D Daniel Bull is on the sick list
Six inches of snow fell Thursday night
making me slcighing Evening meetings
win continue through the week at the
Methodist church
WENBHIDGE.
Miss Lillian Hauhs is spending "A few
days with friends in Lincoln The Lad $
til'c club of Midd'oburY col eye will give
a concert at the CONGREGATIONAL church
on Friday evening of this week.-rha
next meeting Of the Reading Circle will
lc held at he Methodist parson &c fri
day evening. Jan. 26.--Nrs G. l. ll1rriuE-
ton Is at her home aficr spending W
weeks in Norgenncs.-J. p. Brittcl is re-
covering from Il severe attack of rhcu-
l.. c. Sturtovaut is IN quite
/ oor health
LINCOLN
and keVcrc.--Mrs. q. w. Burnham is Wis
itine i'm BtstoL--Thc annual meeting Of
the Industrial VIII toe he'd with Mrs j.
II, Evane Jan. 2jth.-The next meeting of
the Aid society will be held in their
rooms Wednesday, Jan. -4.-I;cv. K. J.
Parton. coun,y superintendent Of the
Anti-Saloon League. will speak in thcl
Union church next sunday morning.
calico social will be held at Joseph
lcvans Thursday evening Jan. 21th for
the benefit Of the Downirgsville Sunday
school Tn ladies arc requested to wear
calico dresses. and the gentlemen calico
necktics 81 pay fine of five cents. Cake
and coffee &ill be served.
BEIDPOKT
From Jan. to Jan "A tho week Of
prayer was observed with fair attend
anco.-A few from town attended the lcth
wedding anniversary of MIR. ana Mrs.
Roh,rl EaSton of Cornwall Mrs Cells
of Cornwall has recently visited friends
h'rc.-S.aplcr, the little son of NJ, and
Mrs. @. T.. Converse. who has been On
he sick list is impr Wing The NJ ttnods
hcld \ poverty social at the parsonage
last week. a fun house wa the result
Mrs. f. +. lockwood of MiGdiebury has
been the gust of Mr ana Mrs. II. H.
GrosVenor.-Waldo Bristol. a former
townsman. m ,de a brief stay recently at
Hotel Brldport.
SJARKSBORO.
Abut 12j relatives and friends gathered
at the hone of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j. Tuck
er TO celebrate ,hc 5uth anniversary Of
their marriage last Wtdn"sdaY.--Patriot|
Lodge of Masons. of which Mr. Tucker
has been a member for 80 years, prescn'-
cd him with $50 in sold as token Of
brothcily esteem Tine remaining friends
left silver and other presents TO the
;moni.t of $40. som very fine music was
rendered by their granddnughter, Miss l..
J. Tucker. poem suitable TO the occa-
sion was read, composed by Mrs. ; G.
Tucker of Thayer Missouri Refreshments
were served, games were INDUCED in ana
a general good time was enjoyed by all
There were no services at the FrccWill
Rar'ist church last sunday, the pastor
being abs mt.
LINCOLN.
G. a. Draper l. visiting his 500 in Rut-
land The Wilson brothers of .he Bristol
Herald have recently presented the Aid
no''V'S 't"l". W. 10 H'.Si0 rpu''N VIZ
more cooper ana George Eliot. \ PACK
Eav " l. Strantcr of s. Jobrsl,' .,,,
,rbrsa eirts arc b,,bIv ar,,,o,.iat,d 10 ,,'.
fril.,.is of rho lihrarv hIonzo Sr,,;h ~
pdwlet and Mrs. Marcia clark of tn :
place We're united in marriage Tres.ipy
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