Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23

the brides mother in Lincoln Wednesday
evening by the Rev. II. j.. kelton. The
groom is Bristols assistant postmaster,
ana the bride is one OF Lincon's most
popular young ladies, and graduate OF
tho Bristol high school. class Of 'o2. They
will reside herc.--The Rov. =. r. Kellogg
A. L. Grow has been off duty for a week
past with sore hand caused by getting
one of his fingers hurt.--Charles Clifford
has purchased meat market in Brandon
and will take possession May 1.-Mr. and
Mrs Henry Gleason ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Grow of Wostford are visiting
friends and relatives III town.-Thc annual
meeting of the village Will be held in
Iiolley hail Tuesday evening. April % at
':3c for the election OF officers and other
business.-B. y. Atkins has removed tho
billiard and pool tables recently pur-
chased OF c. y. Durham to the rooms
over his drug store
Miss Jennie Sherwin began a fourth
term Of school in Downinssville, Lincoln,
Monday.-Narney Brothers have made
extensive repairs and improvements on
their farm huildinSs--fI. r. Beach
preached in the Methodist Church in Lin
coin Sunday aftcrnoon.-Nr. and Mrs. J.
II. Jacobs are ut homo from their we'd
ding trip. and will go to housekeeping in
Mrs. j. II. tlliotts house on East street.
John Barney, who was operated on for
appendicitis recently, is not improving as
Gibson Of Ferrisburgh is the guest OF
Mrs. Esther Tucker.-C. L. Lawrence has
made quite an improvement by grading
his place on East street and putting IL
basement under his barn.-Miss Clara
| Pullman began the spring term of school
! in South Starksboro Monday.--IIerman
Hasseltine arrived home Saturday night
! from the Baltimore Medical College for
tho summer vacation. Evelyn Gcary
began a fourth term Of school and Miss
Florence 1sham third term of school
in Lincoln Monday. THE Rev. L. L. kcl-
losg of Pownal will preach in the Bap-
list Church again next Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. O. G. Bicknell have returned from
Niddlcbury, where they have lived for a
year past. Mr.. Bicknel has entered the
employ of j. \. McDonough in his gro
Gerry store.-Alrs. Gertrude Palmer. wife
OF Calvin Martin, who died in Ferrisburgh
Monday morning, was sister of II. c.
/ Palmer. and Mrs. G. l.. lrasseltine of this
town.-Ernest Allen of East Middlebury
was the guest Of his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. ii. B. Allen over Sunday. Mr.. Allen
Will 80 to the Mary Fletcher hospital to-
morrow for troatmcnt.-Word was re-
cciNed here Monday by d l.. Meader
from Elmer Parlhurst Of Portland Me.
informing him that his wife died the 18th
Mr. Parkhurst formerly resided here
Three old landmarks were removed from
the ward OF Mrs. Cowless tenement house
on North street Monday. They were To-
Gust trees. No one here is old enough tc
remember when they were planted-A
case Of measles is reported in the family
of Walter Wright on Mountain avenue
F. G. Lavarn has the contract to build
a barn for w. NJ. Cove on Mountain ave.
nuc.-G. II Brooks has moved his house
hold goods into his mothers house or
North street,. H. Bcanc is huving ant
earring potatoes, paying from 30 to .;
| cents 4 bushel.
The Rev. Father p. c. Coffoy went
Monday morning to Boston and Cam
bridge, Mass. He will be absent severa,
weeks. His hOusekccpcr, Miss Elizabeth
! Welch, went to Brandon Monday morning
for a visit Of severa, wccks.--The Rev
! Gilbert Cady. who has been assigned by
the conference as the Methodist pastor
for the next conference year, is well and
! favorablv known here, Mrs Cady being
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs d. Il. Mead
or OF this town.--Mr. an1 Mrs. G.. l.. Has
seltine and Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Palmer at.
tended the funeral of Mrs. Calvin Martin
in Ferrishurgh Tuesday.-Mss Celia Hill
will teach the spring term of school on
Elder itill in Lincon.--Claudc NJ. Sncdor
has n position on n street car I'm New
York 6 conductor Mr.. Snedon is a recent
graduate Of n Baltimore medical college
THE commissioners have arrived at nc
decision yet in regard to second class
| licenses.-G. w. Snedon. who has beci
quite seriously i'll FOR several weeks, is
improving slowly.
w. S. Howdon, who has been in poor
health the past winter. is improving slow
ly.--Orowa Lodge OF Rcbokahs conferred
tho decree on four candidates Tuesda y
evoninG.-Miss Elizabeth o Brfcn. who has
hcon the associate editor of the Bristo
News for year past has severed hel
connection with that paper. Miss q O'BroI
has been connected with the News fol
three years.