Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-25


to spend a few wccks.-Clarence Bailey
is Pc hetter.--J. j. Hurdick has made an
addition 20 his stock by putting in a line
of groceries.
SHEFFIELD.
daughter was born to DR.. and Mrs.
Jones on the 18th inst.-William Gibson
died Sunday. Jan. 18th, after a long i'll
ness with 3right's disease. The funeral
was attended at his fathers home on the
following Tuesday, Rev. A. b. Blake Of
ficia ting.-Quitc a number of GloVeS and
Barton people visited at the NJ. +. par
sonaGe on Tuesday. Among them wose
Dr. j. NJ. Blake. William Mason and
wife, and Mrs. Clarence owen, and
Reuben Mason and wife-Warren SNIP
son of Barton visited his brother, Corydon
Simpson, last Week.-Mrs.. w. A. Lawson
and her son, Ernest, visited in st. Johns
bury Friday ana Saturday.-Mrs Rec q
has rented her farm and has moved away.
The Whoelock quarterly meeting of the
Free Baptist church will lie held here
Friday. Saturday and Sunday, Jan. =,
Is and 29.-Mr. Morgan fell and disocate ed
his hiD joint recently. a counsel OF doc
tors was called Friday. Mr.. Morgan is we'll
along Ia years and the accident is seri-
Gus onc.-May Flanders has gone TO St.
Johnsbury to work.-Perry Barber began
his school at Newport Centre last Mon
day.-Mrs. Lucy Drown has been quite ill.,
but is now better.
ItNEcptpctI
Or. +. II. Hunt has brother visiting
him from Manchester y. H., whom he
has not seen for p ycars.-Dr. Hunt sets
about the house on Crutchcs.-The A class
OF the high school viii. give an entertain
mcnt and sociabe at q. y. r. hail Tues
day evening. RefCes hmcnts will be ecrV-
ed'-Jamcs DAVIS team ran away oa,ur,
ana brcaking the wagon. The horse rar
about TWO miles. j. Murphy and wlts
visited relatives and friends in town las
,voel,-E'rouk Patrick is cutting ice %, tn,
lo,v.r rond.-Fdmtlnd Collins AID wifi, q
Huntington have been visiting ,hei
daughter. Mrs. Parker. the past we X
Roy George Kerr of Vergcnncs has beer
snending a few DAYS in town.. II. Aller
has gone TO Westlord for a few DAYS
Alfred Hulrs little son Marcus fell an(
broke his arm while coastine in front O.
the store Monday -'Thc class Of the hipl
school gaye a literary and dramatic ent er
tainment in the q A. r. hall T,esda,
evnnin. for th, benefit of the class. Re
frcshtn,rta were served at the c!ose anC
IL was a very pleasant affair-T'hr nei n
hors and friends OF Daniel J. WalstoI
y,,tb.rod at his house in large number,
Monday evening and gave him A surpris
nart,, in honor of his 10Th hir,hdav-E NJ
Nilleon will no, let ont his farm his v.nl
hut has engaged H. l.. Ross to work /
and he will move in the. first of March
A N, Derby from Lincoln will carry G,
q ID Roynton's FARM. II. Allen wen
IN Wostford Mondav-p I Nuruhy on,
wife visited i'm town several days las
week the guests of II. NJ Hull The,
snent Wednesday with Mrs II n Pau,
ana Friday at ID X Particles
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81 'SiiNSNNi'
The Scotia club which was organize,
here last week with Rev Edward r. Fair
banks. president and james Richie. sec
,etary and treasurer. will celebrate III
l4lst anniversary of Robert Burns birth
daybva public meeting at Athenacum mall
Thursday evening. remarks will bc mad
by Rev Mr. Fairbanks and a musical pro
aS.am NINE consisting of Scottish SONGS Wi
be rendered The address of the evenm
| win he given by Wendell =. Stafford OF
Robert Burns.
! EARLY next month il is expected that ex
! tensive repaiI-s viii be begun on the mas
seneer depot Tho express office is to b
moved to the building just below the sta