Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-01


Will accompany her to Boston ana will
remain week.
j. A. Coleman is i'll with Quinsy.
WEsTFORD.
At a town meeting held Thursday af-
tcrnoOn the town voted to replace the
bridge burned January ., by a steel struc-
turc II feet wide and q feet long. The
contract was awarded to the Berlin
Bridge company of Berlin, Conn, at a
cost of $780,. the town to furnish plank
for roadway aud the bridge company to
lay them. According to the contract. the
bridge is to he ready to put in place Feb
2jth.
Ned, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs
Mark A. Kenyon. is laid up with inflam-
matory administrations Garrow is
to carry On Wilbur Newtons farm in Es-
sex the coming ycar.-The Burlington
high school boys will give a concert in
the town hail on Friday evening. Feb
ruary 'th-J c. Robinson is in town.
ST GEORGE.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward r. Collins OF
Huntington visited Comradc and MR.
James Mllham last wcck.-Mr. ana Mrs
russell Till"v, who are in then S5th and
N0th years respectively. are ENJOYING very
good health this wintcr.--E. ID. 1sham has
returned homo from his Western business
utp in tho interest of Smith Wright
scne.-Frank Hinsdll has gone to work
for Coburn Pierce in Hincsbuiyh.-Nr
and Mrs. W. Y. Tilley of burlington spen,
Sunday with Mr. Til'oy's grandparents IN
town.
WIlLISTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van II. Chase are happy
over tn birth eff a son. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Written At daughter ana Mr.. ana Mgs
Joseph lombard a daughter--Ncws was
received in town Saturday morning If the
death Of John Burke brother Of james
Burke. and a resident OF this Gown for
may Years.-C hristy Kecfc is better
MIS-. Darling had news Of the death Of a
friend in llighsate. Mr. l.. l.. Dow.-Mrs.
Jnncttc Of North Wilis'on is very ILL
Mr.. Louis Chris tmas is eaining.
WEST MILTON.
The postofllcc inspector was here asst
week ) here was It creamery meeting at
'ho han Flasday evcning.--Aunio Os.ood
is spending rhe week with friends here.
RICHMOND.
Tho dining room of the Bellevue House
WIS timely decorated on january o. wlih
hunting and Masonic cmblcms Landlord
Dorm did everything that cculd be DE-
sired for th" accommodation Of his cues :
The banquet was q decided %ucccss.-Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Wat are rejoicing over the
arrival of a nine-pound hoy.--Thcro will
hc SocidDlo ar the Vo~trY of the tungro-
gational church this evening under
the auspices Of tine Christian En-
dcaVor society. The Ladies' Aid M, with
Mrs. Charles Brsscrt last Friday after
ncCn.-'rhe Kings daughters met at the
. n"stlE ", Oh ID, niy'rSallSt church last
Mrs. +. H. gay and Mrs Alonzo Chase.
--l;cV. George l. Story OF Milton will oC-
cupv the pulpit at the Congregational
church next SundaY.--Nrs. j. G. Barber
is ON the sick liSt.--A recent letter from
Francis Perry in the Philippines. REM
hoy of Capt. Brownelrs company. writes
his parents that he mas been detailed to
assist in Shocing horses ana mules AT a
meeting OF the Tnivcrsalist Sunday-
school recently Mrs. G. H. Pine was
chosen superintendent. Mrs T.. r. Jacobs
resistant: MIS-. AlorZo Chase secretary:
Mrs. L. l.. Freeman. treasurer: T.. u
Fay. librarian: and belle Goodrich as
si~tant.-Miss Alice Foster of Montpclier
and Misses Iloughton aud Carver from
Goddard seminary were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs r. w Tower. last week .-The
Joncsvillo creamery paid for December
Standard milk N11 per hundred The
Towers creamery p1id for December
standard milk 81. or per hundred. Tho con-
drnscd croImcrv raid Sl4O per hundred
for Dccer,hrr standard milk without test
iuc.-Nrs W s Freeman is in Bristol
corning for her sick mothor.-Matthcw
Barney was called to Rlchfcrd one day
last week bv the serious illness OF his
Irnt her William who had blood pCisuning T.
caused by an injury to his little finger
Tie has rrturncd home. leaving his broth