Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-30

returned nome happy and perSplring
with the whip again III mis- possession.
Niddlebury.
Thursday was the 18th birthday of Geo
Il. langworthy and his relatives arc
friends gathered in large numbers to d,
hohor TO the occasion, and they made &
olg day OF IT. In the evening the ground,
about the house We're handsomely illu
minated. Refreshments We're served, and
with music and "reminiscences an exceed
IhSly pleasant evening was spent. There
We're II OF Mr.. Langworthy's relatives
present ....G George Larrow, one of the two
men who were bound over for adultery
here on Wednesday, was bailed out by his
employers and has returned to his work
at Bellows Falls ... Mr. Edwin Comstork
VINO Went west about 10 years ago and
settled III Cedar Rapids. Iowa, Is in town
| ior short visit to his relatives. His wife
mas been here for couple of months
lholnaS r. Flint has sold out his oil busI-
| ness TO +. r.. Rogers and in two or three
| weeks Will remove to Warren. Pa. Tom
is popular fellow and his friends viii
hate to have him go...J. VI. Nash. Jo-
| seph Taylor, Leo Bell aud Fred Rogers
went down to Brandon the other night TO
Inspect camp T. ). Peck, No. /, Sons of
Veterans; The Salvation army, under
command of Capt. Gray, Lieut.. Trafton
and Cadet Bessie stormed "F'ror HoIioyyi
lor lhe second time on SUNDAY morning
.ReV: A. IL. Carpenter and wife have re-
| turned from their summer vacation and
NJ Carpenter occupied the desk in the
fplScopal church rs usual on Sunday
morning 80. Rev. b. Fay Mills. formerIv
OF West Rutland, preached in the YounG
Men Christian Association rooms on Sun
udS AFTERNOON and Secretary Parsons SIM
pied the pulpit in Weybridge Miss
Gatlle n hlSlhoQtham, who has been here
since lhe death OF her sister, Mrs VIM.
seymour Alden has returned to her home
IN WINDSOR Conn, and took Mr.. Alden's
TWO youngest children with her. i
Stapleton, William II. Ellis and G G.
Peck went to Montpelier to attend the
temperate state convention Mr.. Full
ler W. Pierce Is making some additions
ana improvements to his hotel, and is now
nearly ready for his city boarders. of
whom he has house full every summer
some or them have already arrived.
lilulcatlons point to four candidates for
senator from New Haven district Repub.
LEANS ana trohlbltlonists have nominated
thelr candidates, and next month the
Democrats will follow suit. So far ey.rv.
InihS IS lovely, but there is very evidently
a a. polt brewing in favor Of Hon. Carleton
\. stevens OF Eergennes. He was can
uldate before the Republican county con
Nention , ana received very tiattering vote
.hot quite enough, however, to nominate
MN; Now some of his iniudicious friends
are Dusty at work arranging a bolt for his |
dement,. 1t may he that Mr. Stevens is NOT |
aware or this fact The object is to beat
Mr, Nash. The Stevens people have no |
excuse eAcuse Tor bolt, except the fact that Mr.. |
stevens was candidate for the nomiiIa- |
tlon IN the county convention and was
Deateh. 1t Is not alleged that auy
Mn Mnlalr means were used to defeat him
L ne salvation army has been recruited by
cue G arfi1al OF two young, sons of Captain
mrayi cray ~ and years old. They take
prominent part in the parades, and the
Younger one is dubbed The Halleluiah
drummer. Captain Gray has gone to
Montpelier, and Lieutenant Trafton now
the hosts. A large number of
country people were in town Monday, but
Ero outer 81 sales We're not unusually large.
from 10 to 10 cents per pound was paid,
Al ana l. a lew choice lots brought as high
A. ID cents. The Addison County Mar.
oie company $ quarry property was sold
~ auction in Boston last week, the nomi-
rrai rai purchase prlce being 5000 Isaac NJ.
II Oh Addison county, and wife are
topping at the Addison House. They
'xpect TO remain here several weeks
Iarleton Moore has gone to Lake George |
or orlet period of rest and recreation.
10 10 hyrpn i-angworthy, Sr., celebrated
\ large number of his relatives and
rlehus assembled at his residence in the /,
HenlhS' rabies were spread in the open !
! ir ana a very enjoyable time was had by
ne guests Mr. Langworthy has been :
Iuile feeble Tor the past year or two.
ohn Ilnchon, the FOrestdale black
mltn, VINO was put under 800 bonds
ere last week Wednesday, on a charge O. i. ..
was bailed out Tuesday morn
is ana returned home to Forestdale /
il and Mrs. w. B. Coe Of Madison.
,ohh., are here on a visit to Mrs Gibson 4
lrs. Goes mother William Chadwick ;
i the firm of Chadwick Bros. went t0 l
Athol Mass, Tuesday, to visit relatives
mere, and Will he absent for several
weeks Mr., and Mrs Willard r.. GRAY l.
nd child of MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, are yis. i
,lng IN town and are stopping with Mrs. {
douglas, Mrs. Cray's mother. Charles a
Waller, Middebury man who went to -
'alliorhla about ten years ago, has come :
ast 10 see how things are getting along \
a his former home. Captain Homer u
'lSgs. special pension examiner. was in
own Monday, Mr.. Riggs is at present +
hgaged IN pension Investigation in the
elghborhood of Brandon, and his family u
re spending the summer in Clarendon. +,
Vorgennss. e
Hon: Columbus Smith of West Sails v
ury, Is expected soon home with his ~
'mlly, IRON Southern Europe, where "
Iey went Tor the benefit of Mrs. Smiths
tallh..' Lake Dunmore is one of the
nest summer resorts in New England.
,e learn that the cottages are d.
Ken ana nearly all the rooms i'm Ii
Ie Lake Dunmore House.. n