Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
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There was whist party at Il. :. SIN
Glars last Thursday evening. -Exercisea
aprroprate TO the clcsi ing of the grated
school will be held in the g. a. X. nan
Wednesday evening.-Fred T.. LaRock mas
moved to JonesNile-Mrs NJ. V. Willard
of Lee river has gone to Boston to VISIT
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Castle Tho
bcdy of Mrs Semue! Deavitt, who died IN
Moretown, was brought here for hdrial
Fe hruary l9--Mrs A. g. Hun phrey mas ie-
turned from ECstor.-Jnl!a Scott has been
entertaining her lrcther from st. Adams.
the past we IKE. G. Nicely has moved 10
the Robert Field farm in Nashville.-At
the caucus last Saturday night, nearly al
the old board of officers were nominated
e. y. Holbfook has rented farm at
Jcnesville, and moved his family ana
hous ehold goods there last week.-'rhe pa
trors of the CT .amery we're paid S'Vp per
hundred for January mlk.-Miss Lucy
Rawson has returned from several days
visit with friends in Fail fax and Georgia.
There will he a dance at G. A. r.. hall
next Friday night.-George W. Woodworth
a former resident of Underhill Centr" was
in town recently.--John Harmon. better
known as Ike Goodrich. has had his pen
sion claim allowed, with back pay of ~ Per
month from 1854 and IS per month since
lssS.-Patrick Flynn has bought the Car
Vile farm. SO called, from the {. NJ
Spauldmg estate.
| The Graded district school meeting wa
held on Tuesday night. The officers chosen
were: Moderator, DR.. W. S. Nay: clerk
c. II. Hayden; prudential committee, j. J
| Monahan, c. Nj. Mead and the Rev B. =
Brigham; treasurer and collector, G. IA
Hayden, auditors, f. S. Whitcomb. DIR
W. ) Nay and w. e. Russell; voted y
cents on the dollar for running expenses
- cents on the dollar for Indebtedness.
Mrs Elijah Porter, for many years resi-
dent of this town, but recently OF Ntpon
, sit Mass. was brought here on Tuesda,
for burial. The funeral services were hel'
. at the house of Edmund Martin, the Rev
S. s. Brigham officiating. Many beautfu
flowers testified to the love and affection
Of friends. She leaves to mourn her loss
four children, Theron and Miss Mary o
Nepouset Mass. Mrs. w. NJ Narramor
of Bakersfield and Frank who lives in
suburb OF BSoton She was a quiet unosten
tatous woman, faithful In her sphere o
life, a loving wife and a tender mother
1t may be well said of her. She did III
duty that lay nearest her,.-A brother {
Mr. IIulitt's Is assisting him in his store
Merton Whitaker has returned from hi
course of study at the Albany Busines
College Julia Marsh has gone to Burlinl
ton for the summer. She is to live in tn
family of DR.. Boynton,-'rhe Rev. Mr.. Flu
Ter Of Clarendon has preached at the Cor
sregational Church as candidate for tw
= SundaYs.-Ralph Stevens was in town owe
Sunday.-1he geographical sociable, whic
S was postponed on account of the storm
: will be given on Friday evening at III
l.. church parlors. Reynolds is i'll wit
e pneumonia. Fred and Adelbert Burnett al
d also ill.-Eftie Terrili expects to go
II Winooski soon to live in the family of
= j. Withe rll.-'rhe many friends of Mrs.
o NJ Palmer are pleased that she is able
g be out again.-The teachers Of the grade
& school and the pupils of the upper ara,
We're entertained by Mr.. and Mrs G,
# Hayden last week.-There will be dane
It at q. a, r. han next Monday evenr
n March l7-Mrs. Martha Church has be-
r. staying for two weeks with her daughte
# Mrs. Prior, in Burlington.-Scott Terrill
l. Clcrking for Mr.. Fowlcr,-E S, Sincla
'e is to do carpenter work at the VIII
mountains this summer.-.AIrs. Asa Ian
who has been In Massachusetts sever
months with her children, has return
home.-Mrs. Medona SChweig has been a
u sent several days at Rouses Point -
- Photographic studio is soon to be OPEN
W In the Dixon house bowling alley.--Amol
" those from out of town during the WEI
- were l.. j. whitehall of Wnooski. O.
~ Carpenter. 4. c. Spaulding and Nj
+, Hannah Tilhron Of burlington. Fred L.
T., lie # johnson and OrVis Remington al
-, Mrs Remington of Essex.