Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18

| been Ill with severe cold for few
days, is somewhat improved. Lawson
Rich stu remains very III at his home on
| Bcrkshires road.-Clarence Buzzel of
Montgomery has entered the employ Of
| kimball Brothers & Co.-The condition
of the Rev. j. b. McGarry who Is III
at his fathers home in Proctor, was not
able to be here Sunday His place was
taken by the Rev. Father Alliot Of
| Swanton. II Father McGarry continues
to improve he will return here Friday
Joanna y. Croft OF Maiden. Mass, is
passing the week with her parents, Mrs
| and Mrs. A. J. Croft-Luther Fitch has
! completed his work on the section rail-
| way and Is succeeded by Frank Gcrcau-
| Mrs. Candace FULLER, who lives with Mrs.
John Spooner. broke the bones OF one
wrist and otherwise injured herself
Thursday by falling down stars.-Mrs.
VI. u. Yaw and son. Ralph. who have
! been passing n few weeks here. left Mon
| day for Hartford. Conn, where Mr.. Yaw
is located.--Mrs. Lena Graves Of St
Adams was in town Monday.-Colonel
Herbert Sawyer went to Burlington
Monday to attend the funeral OF Mrs. n.
| H. Best. A. Gibson passed Sunday in
Burlington
The Junior pupils Of Miss Bertha Hawley
gave piano recital in Foresters hall
| Tuesday evening which was well at
tended and cnioyed.-A local i'm a recent
ISSUE OF tho Hartford Courant tells OF
changes made in the choir of the Windsor
Avenue Congregational Church for the
year beginning April / by which NJ. b.
faw, the son of w. II. Yav of this town.
becomes the new bass singer-Shcrln
Ini in,
S. j. Cutting and took him to St. Adams
to answer to charges growing out of the
recent divorce proceedings, his wife hav-
Ing been granted divorce for adultery
Mr.. and Mrs. David Savro left town
Monday for Windsor, where Mr. Savro
has employment. Mrs, Savo was Miss
Laura Comstock of this village.-J. O.
Klmball and d. NJ. Rose attended the
Foresters' meeting in St. Adams Monday
evcning.-Mrs. Charles +. Britch of East
Hisheate passed Sunday here with her
daughter Miss Eta Britch.--O Merrill,
who has had a severe cold for a few days
Is somewhat improved Mrs G. H. Abel
who recently injured a knee by falling
over the mail bags al tho station, is still
shut in as tho result.-.Mr and Mrs. g.
j. Brown Of Swanton passed Sunday with
their son. DIR. F. II. Brown. here.-The
\ oung Peoples Foreign Missionary
society met with Miss Annie Merrill Mon
day evening. Several ladies of the older
society were invited IN and the Rev. f.
II. Morgan Of Boston spoke most enter
tainingly about Ma.aysian missions -
Stephen Rich Of Swanton passed Sunday
here with his hrthcr. Lawson Rich who
has been seriously III. He is slightly i'm
proyed.-Harold Kimball of McGin Col
lego, Montreal, passed Sunday with his
parents here. He returned Tuesday TO
take his fnal exan1nations.-En oaburgh
Falls Creamery co. began weekly pay
ments to its patrons April I.
The body Of Mrs. IT. IT, Best Of Bur
lington, who died there Saturday Of
typhoid fever, arrived on the 1:4S train
Tuesday. II was met at tho station by
a large delegation from Martha Wash
ington chapter, o. F. s. OF which the
deceased was a member. and family
friends beside many townspeople. who
had known her so well during the years
of her residence here. and escorted to
Mssisquoi cemetery where the body
was buried in the family lot. The Rev
W. J. NJ. Beattie oficia ted. The bear
ers We're A. Fl. Manley. F.. +. Green
wood c. II Stetson and ]. n. Burns |
Among those present from out Of town !
were Mrs. r.. L. Gardner of Pough- !
keepsie n Y. and Mrs. Emery Button |
of Kansas. Mr. Best, with his son, Roy |
and daughter, Beulah remained IN town !
over night. Mrs. Bests mother. Mrs |
Merrill. was too feeble to attend the /
hurial.-O A. stevens lost the end Of q |
finger on n buzz planer In a. r. Man !
ley's shop Tuesday.-Butter shipment !
-
pounds, Nine tons OF sugar and syrup |
went the same day-TIiram Tracy has |
moved to Fairfield and his son -in-laH W, |
Charles Brown, has moved into Mr. !
Tracy house Miss Ella Norton nf |
Bristol Is passing a few days with her |
sister, Mrs F. j. Irish.-The sugar .
house on the farm OF G. c. Centerbar,
near the Bakersfield line, was destroy !
ed by fire Tuesday morning At two .
O'Clock. Tho cause Is unknown as Mr..
Smith, the farmer, left everything right /
at six o'clock the evening previous -
Charles and Henry Page appeared be-
fore Justice Jonne Wednesday charged
with furnishing liquor to certain par
ties. They gave bail for appearance at
county court. Grand Juror McAllister
prosecuted The case against r. 4.
Brown for assault was mol pressed
Mrs. Nottie Williams Of St Adams
passed Tuesday night at the home of
her uncle George Hoga boom-Miss
Georgia Scott returned Tuesday from
Ovitt is at home for a
short visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
c. T. Ovitt.--The funeral Of Elwood
Goodhue, son OF Lewis Goodhue Of
was held at 81. John the
Baptist Church Monday, the Rev. Faith
er Alliot of Swanton officiating.
SHELDON.
Post master, ". r. Curtis sent out
Alfred Keith on the new r. +. D., No. .
route Tuesday Several applicants were
examined for the position, hut mono has
received this appointment. The post
office department ordered Mr.. Curtis TO
send out the mail on the route April ls
Mr. Keith has been the assistant on route
No. l. Two inches of snow fell Wednesday
FLETCHER.
william Boozan, who is working In
am bridge. passed Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. r. Boozan-Mr. and Mrs
call Wat ta1 -, ,,rIl