Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-25

| with her sister. Mrs. NJ b. Yaw in Hs-.-
ford, Conn.-Mrs Charles Lucia and chill
dren OF Boston are visiting Mrs Lucia $
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lumnah-Jessa
| A. Harvey has purchased about two and
| half acres OF land on the south side OF
Orchard street of A. J. Croft; considera-
ton, 500. This Is a part of the land Mr.
Croft purchased Of n, T. Baker and on
! which he built an extensive hennery -
Mrs. T. A. Meacham of Newport IS visit
| ing Mr. and Mrs. A. IT, Wright Mrs
| Hiram Mofatt has returned from Man
| sonvlle, Que.-Mrs. Can 10 King who has
| been quite III at the home of her step
daughter, Mrs. +. Il. White, Is some
what imnroved.-L. 1eavens of Cambridge
was in town Saturday-John H. Mears Is
| ill.-Mlss Lydia Beatley will take the
place in Aseltine's insurance office which
| Miss Sadie Rublce resigned Saturday
| Mrs. G. II Richards has rented rooms IN
| the Gould house owned by J. W. BEATTY
Jessie Carpenter Is visiting her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Smith in East
| berkshire A. n. Tavery of burlington
visited hero Saturday. going 30 Cowans-
| vile. QUO, whero Mr.. Iavery and the
children proceeded him last week. For
syth Brothers Of North Enoshurgh have
dairy. largely Jersey. Thirty milk
checks for the month Of juno amounted
| 70 the snug sum of $500 20 from "A cows
Saturday. storm Is likely to prove a
date 10 reckon from. The amount of
damage will mover be known being so
widely scattered hut not of serious
amount - any cash so far reported The
barn Of H. :. Wanzer beyond West Euos-
/ I'm ~'i I
Wlder's swamp form" one barn had a
strip + roof taken off ana the roof on the
large barn m feet long is badly awry. l..
F. McFecto~s of this village whose farm
is near Nor;u sheldon. estimates his loss
| at $500 chiefly in maple trees uprootod.
Others raho have lost heavily are J. c.
Towle, r. s. Jefford, A. b. shufolt and
Freeman Rogers The telegraph Gwo
lincs) was still out of commission Monday
night and Manager Ovitt Of the Northern
telephone thought It would take Il week.
TO get all h.. lines IN working order, al
though the main line frc- here was
working Suud1N ught-A. T.. MtiEuv
passed sunlay with his family here COM
ina from Observation-Disclosures .. NJ Greeley
and two children OF White River Junction
and Miss Celia ITammcl AID her niece,
Mss GLENN Russell of Morrisv.lc are
passing few days with Nh and Mrs J.
g. Watson.-llrs. p. f. Croft and son.
DR.. Foe of Boston, arc passing few days
with Mr.. and Mrs A. y. Croft.-Mr. and
Mrs. Murritt Barnes OF Avoca. Iowa, are
visiting Mr.. harness sister Mrs 4. J.
Smsh.-Serviros in tho FroA baptist
Church SUNDAY were conducted by Mrs
A. y. Davis In the absence Of Ny. Davis
Mrs Hannibal Muffin and child Of Morsc's
Line passed sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. O.
w. Holden =. *. Barnes Of Som"rv.le
Mass. arrived I'm town Monday, joining his
ia mily who have been here some days
Fftv-four tickets We're sol at this sta
zion Sunday for the excursion to Ausable
Chasm.-.talph Ives of Hartford, Conn,
was IN town Monday.
Miss Nellie Sullivan Of St Alhans is
visiting at NJ. Murphy s.-A slight error
was made in reporting the Jersey herd
of Forsythe Brothers. There are AZ cows
in the herd and the income was for tho
80 days of jun and should be $500 Sc
Mrs II. Fl. Ru1d and daughter. Miss
Lnnie Budd are vlsitin. In Troy, y. Y.
They will go 70 Hartford, Conn. before
their return.-Niss Bclle NJ Tcvcyaw,
\. A. Aseltine and J. w. Pomeroy at
tended the neet.ns Of tho executive COM
mittee of the Franklin County sunday
School association in 81. Adams Tuesday.
The Rev. +. T.. White IS passing his
vacation In Beverly instead OF Rrocktnn,
Mass. : previously reported. Mrs. Mary
Jcwcu died Friday. aged 81 years. after
a lingering Illness with tubercular trout
bic Tho funeral was iold at tho homo
Of her sister. Mrs. A NJ \Vnoduurd H.,