Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-24
RICH MOND.

Clarence l.. Story, son of Rev. q. -"
Story of this town, and Miss Mary =.
Baker of Peekskll, y. y, were married
in Peekskll the evening of oct lith
Richard Story, brother OF the Groon'
as one of the ushers. MIR. and Mrs. story
will reside here
The funeral Of George r. Brown, aged 10
years, was observed at his late residence
last Thursday at ? p m, ReN AlonZo
Chase officiating The day President fiar-
rison was in town some eleven or Twelve
years ago Mr.. Brown had IA STROKE Of par
alvsis ana has not been able to do any
work since. His wife is an invalid. hay
ing suffered "a stroke of paralysis two
years ago. The burial was in the VII age
cemetery beside his father and mother.
six brothers and ono sister. There is one
brother of the large family still living in
Michigan.-TWenty-tv tickets were so.d
from this station for the Boston excursion.
last Wednesday Among those VINO went
were Mrs Fanny Clark and son sherman,
William Walker. Mr. and Mrs. f, W. Free
man, Or. C. a. AVerill, q. b. Judson, MIS-.
Josie Jacobs and others.-The half dozen
gentlemen that went to the Pan-Amcrican
the 18th inst returned home last Ne1neS-
day riEht.--Lcsle Berry, who fell from
Mr.. Towns new house, is improving and
homes are entertained of his recovery
Mrs. Jesse Norton has gone to Ferns
hureh to visit her mOther.-Mr. ConNers'
of Charlotte has been the guest of Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. r. Stevens for Il few days.-Mr.
ana Mrs c. f. Grow of Essex were the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. f.. G. Nichols last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. John mclaughlin Will
move into their new house on Railroa
avenue this week. 1t is called the Park
house and will be used for a hotel and
boarding house.-The harvest festival ~
the CONGREGATIONAL church vestry last
FRIDAY night under the auspices of the
sunday school for the purpose of replen-
ishing their library was fairly successful,
S25 being realizcd.--AIiss Hartig occu-
pied the DESK at the Congregational
church last Sunday. Rev. Mr.
Watt is expected home this week.
- Mrs. a o. Ferguson and two YounseS;
children of Burlington. visited her pa
rents the most of last week. A. o. Fer
luyon and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fer
gltson of Burlington visited friends II
Huntington and Richmond last Thursday
ana Friduy.-The Jonesvlle creamery PAID
for September STANDARD milk, with Tho
split milk returned. So cents per hundred
u cents for butter fat, The Condensed
creamery paid for September milk. with
out testing. $lCO per nundrcd-liv@ ear
loads of cattle were shipped from this
station last Saturday ana Monday, tvs
OF them by u. Gleason, three by othc.
partics.-Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Berry of Mil
ton werf the guests of Mr., and Mrs. An
drew Ferry over Sunday.-G G. smith OF
Middlcbury recently married to Miss Mel
lie Green, was the guest of Mr.. and Ms
Salmon Green "A few days last week
Thcy returned to Middlebury, wher,
they have gone to househeoing
Mrs. Carrie Wright and daughter IRON
Ann Arbor Mich, and Mrs Kennedy OF
Williston were the guests of friends II
town two days last wcck,--Clarerc Story
and Phil Goodwin, With their brides, cam'
home to Ricfm und Saturday night.-rh,
hid Circle of Kings Daughters will rlce
with Mrs. Charles Bcssett next Friday at
tornOon. tn 25th inst.-E. 7. Jacobs l.
-till a very sick man, but it is thought
he is u triha better,-Nliss Nellie f'cnlY
assistant postmistross, II Ill with neural
! gin.