Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22

SCnOcl IN East BrOOkncId, was n NlNil't
AZ j. +. Fdson's cently.-RaymOnd Han
returned from his visit to his daughtc" in
Underhill last Saturdpy.--F. o. Allen and
wife and Mrs. Abbic Foss were guests T
Mre. Leviah steele in Brookheld last sat
urday. Jones steele and wife were guests
of Mrs. Steclc's parents in East Brooklicld
last week.-Mrs. Emma Wordncr is keep
ing house for stephen Wilcox in Brook
field. while Mrs Wilcox Is with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred 14add in Barre city
for a few weeks-Monroe Wheatly and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wheatly were guests
ut Il. ~. Aliens recently. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whcatly will remain with their daughter,
Mrs. T.. H.. Allen. a few weeks.-ilattie
Kidder. who has been touching school in
Marshfed and her brother. Harry Kidder,
who has taught in Orange this winter.
finished their schools and were at home
last week.
WORCESTER.
Henry Boreley and wife were made
happy on Thursday last by the birth Of II
dauehter.-George iInkson's residence
was entirely destroyed by fire a few days
ago. There was no insurance.-A a.
Emery II to return to his farm ana the
Mobiles family are moving into one Of
Vars tcrcmcnts.---Frank Hartman -
able to 20 work again. He has posi-
ton at Putnam for the year.-Cly1c
Tcnpleton and George Parmenter OF
Montpelier spent part of last week in
town. Mate" Bancroft. the stage driver.
has been laid up with quinsy sore throat
for the past week and William White is
on the box.
CALAIS.
Herbert Lance is taking care of George
Lance. mis- uncle. who has been quite sick.
but is now improving.--Dr John Lance
has returned TO Providence, r. L., after
a brief stay with his brother George
Lance.-A large crowd went to Woodbury.
TO attend the drama last Friday night
The Ladies League mot with Mrs. c. v.
Dvinc!l last Thursday afternoon and
, cvening.-Thcre will be a whist party at
the l.. 7. L. hall at East Calais on Satur"
day, Feb. "a.
WAITSrIELD.
Mrs. w. +. Wilder returned last Tues
day from the Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burlington. where she has been for treat
incnt for the past few weeks Fred
Eaton went last week Wednesday for a
few weeks visit with relatives ~ tho
western part of New York --Herbe JOS
lin goes this week to Medford, Mass.
whore he has empo"ment.A meeting Is
to be held Tuesday afternoon, February
Y, at o'clock y. m, at g. A. r. hall. u
hear the report of lecture course commit
tee and to take action in the matter of
continuing the course for the coming year
The local Odd Follows lodge are plan
Ming to give a maple sugar social" and
promenade at the Congregational vestry
OH Tuesday evening, February N to
which the public are cordially invited
James Gregory of Willamstown is spend
ing a few days with his brother. John w
Gregory.-C. f. Eddy has sold out his
creamery at Warren, including the skim
ming station formerly operated by him
to the new Cooperative Creamery com.
pany recently formed there.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday after
noon and evening with Cora Ben jamin -
The Centre Dramatic club presented the
drama Ten Nights in Bar Room" last
Friday and Saturday evenings to a large
and appreciative audience-Chas Wheel
er is stopping for u few days in town. -
Arthur Pierce. who has been suffering foi
some time with heart trouble and dropsy
is failing.-Hervey Lance has been called
to this vicinity by the serious illness Of
his uncle George Lance.
ROXBURY.
Frank Martel of Cambridge, Mass. /,
in town.-Mrs. f.. =. Bean is at home fol-
q week.-F. J. Smith of Mortified has NOV
ed into the Spaulding house George Heatl
had the misfortune to have his finger.
sawed.-Mrs. Frank MARI is sick witt tn,
grp.-Charles Dickens is sick.-Mary But
terfeld was in East Granville Monday
CABOT.
The reamery paid it's patrons 247 cent!
per pound for January butter churn test
Miss Josie Harvey has returned to Sar
atoga after visiting her parents for a few
weeks.-Schools close this week.-Th
lecture given by Hon. w. =. Dillingham;
was we'll attended ami all were yer!
rlln vii
speak Thursday evening, March LIST OF
the enforcement of the criminal law
Mrs. James Hickie is to move to Hard
wick soon.-ChanGes are rumOred in tow
ofiicers.-Miss Blanche Keith of Charles
town. n. H., is stopping with her grand
mother, Sarah j. Morse.-The musica
convention Will he held March Sth and 9th
-piphtheria has been checked. Their
have been no new cases for four weeks
Several from this place went TO DR.. +
j.. Gales a plainheld Monday evening
it being their wedding anniversary
WARREN.
George Crandall, a well known and hon
ored citizen. died on Saturday, Feb. lit
after a short illness of pneumonia. II
held many positions of honor and publ
trust. He was in the mercantile bushes
for thirty years and for seventeen year
= held the office of postmaster. His activit
was shown until the last hour OF hi
life. The funeral was held at his lat
home Tuesday at p. m. Appropriate re
marks Were made by Rev. Mr. Brigham
and there was singing by a malcquart, 4,
The bearers were his four nephews, III
. Norton and ". II, Cardell of Bristol. +
NJ. Turner and HAL Ford of Warren. II
leaves a wife, two brothers and man
friends who mourn their loss.-Josep
I I'erimy and wife are rejoicing over a Dab
girl, born to them last week, weighn
G 12i9 pounds.-Joseph Mathews returnt
home last Saturday.--Burt Moody is SLOW
ly improving from pneumonia iIdwar
= Elliott was on the sick list last Monday
= T.. NJ. Lang remains about the same.-Th
cooperative creamery have bought tn
y creamery of Charles Eddy.-F. G. Blak
t has been on the sick list the past week.
e a. J. Hartshorn has been caring fc
George Cardell for the past week.
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