Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-15

returned home. Miss Ipttie MaXfeld
| has been engaged 10 finish the Hollow
school, Miss Kluslpy having TO leave it on
account Of siCkupsS....A large mum Der
of Young people attended the phy The
! Danger SiguHl' 1t Ctmbrdge Memorial
| day evening e. Ihe address given ny Hon.
| h. > Peck of Burlington, the recitAtionS
by Mrs j 5 Howard aud Miss May Wat
son (at Fairfax cemetery, Memorial day
were enjoyed 10y all who heard tbem...
Mr.. Beeman mas completed hi, house on
! Main street aud had 1t newly furul~i ed
preparatory to bringing home his bride
WestfieId.
The large Balm Of Gilead tree near
James McGlynn's house WAS blown
down in the high wind OF Wednesday
of last week, aud one winloy brokeu out
Of the house. The Baud of Hope wi
meet with Mss Lillian Wright at O'clock
saturday afternoon. June 16. .Orson
stone and w. c. Farman are arranging
to exchange larms.... Mrs. Bedford
Spauldlng of Newport is the guest o.
Mrs. Alfred Miller Miss Ihe2 Miller of
| Newport Is at her grHndmother's Mrs f..
II. Miller, duringa part OF her vacation...
Rev. William Warner of Hubbardtou
| preached very acceptably last Sunday in
the Congregational church ...1 The post
office has just received new coat Of paint
| which greotly improves its appearance.
Mrs. Harvey Williams of Providence, X.
is spendlnga lew days at her mothers,
served AT Ike Methodist church by both
sunday schools ami was very pleasant
entertainment.
Cambridge.
Della Chayer mas gone to Wiuooski
where she has position in store......
Nj ton Havens has rented and moved his
family into tenement OF Byron McCOy's.
Mrs. John Lang, ST, is quite i'm
proved in health. ... Mr.. and Mrs VII
liam l,Hnn of F,-S called To TINS
place last week TO attend the funeral of a
little granddau &hter..... b. f. Wiley has
returned from Canada with three horses
...... Mrs. Charles Buker is suffering with
a bad hand, caused by running rusty
nail into it.. Albert Patten and
mother were visiting friends in Fairfax
last week ......W. w Patten is getting
ready to commence work on his new barn.
Mrs. Caroline Long visited friends in
Cambridge last week
Buck Bros. have their new mill up and
shingled aud are putting IN an engine, its
capacity being 100 horse power, and they
expect to bave the mill running in couple
of week Mrs A. j. Steinhour has
had shock of paralysis rendering her
nearly helpless. Charles Thomas OF Rut-
land Is in town spending few days with
his brother Miss Lottle Thompson has
returned to Underhill Amasa Wilcox
Of Chicago recently visited friends in this
place He is now in johnson for a visit.
her household goods at auction. Mr..
aud Mrs Farewell Wetherby are visiting
friends in Burlington. Mr.. Wetherby is
building an addition on his house at the
Centre Napoleon lapont reports rapid
progr IS on his work IN Fairfax. My rite
l|uker has been quite ill the past week
from the effects of cold.
Newport.
c. L. Gilbert is clerk at the Avenue
House ut st. Johnsbury ...A +. Ham
moud has opened a grocery store at Frost
VILE Rev. Mr.. Gillilln of Connecticut
is to be the new rector of st. Marks
church ~ The next semi-annual meeting
OF Orleans county conference of Congre-
gational churches will be held III October
at this place. ...A new photographing
room has been built in the rear of Moul-
toms block for George G. Lewis $. H.
Flint has put in grst mill at the w ole
sale store. ...B b. +. Stockwell attended
last week the Episcopal diocesan cOnven-
ton at Montpeller....T The Baptist church
is soon to have new pulpit. There are
a few cases of canker rash III the village
.... Frostville is the new name for the vii
lage, long known as Batesville .. Gen.
Gilmore inspected the Newport rifles here
on Saturday go. The first trip of the Lady
of the Lake was made last Wednesday
Mrs. l.. A. Spauldlng has gone to Gale
DOMAIN Springs.
Shoreham.
Chlldren's day was duly observed Sun
day. The floral decorations were beauti
ful and taStefully arranged. The infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. X. H. Holmes was
baptized before the sermon, which Rev
Mr.. Byington preached especially for the
children. The exercises following the ser
mon were interesting and participated IN
by many OF the children 80. Mrs. Henry
) Caswel aud infant daughter arrived
home last saturday from Texas where
she went to live soon after her marriage
, two or three years ago Mrs. Lyman
= Nottingham has gone to Rutland to spend
a week .... Miss Isabel Orchard has gone
: West for quite an extended tour leaving
town Monday morning The spring
term at Newton academy closes with
) rhetorical exercises Friday morning, June
-. -. Asa Smith lost horse last Monday
The cause of the death is unknown but
the horse was driven Sunday night by
Walter Rich who returned about mid
night. At last accounts the young man
had failed to put in an appearance.
r Don't Fan
To let your neighbor, who does not take
, the FREE PRESS, know of the great reduc
ton in price. You will do him favor,
We must double our subscription list
1 and tce rely upon oar friends to help us
=. do it,
Enosburgh Falls.
/ Butter market active with a firmer feel
= ing than last week, choice selling for u
and IS cents, selections 10 cents; the ship
ments were 40 tubs of butter and 10 cases
a of eggs ....... Rev. p Merrill preached in
{ the Methodist church Sunday, the pastor
being absent. ....... There was match
game of ball Saturday between the
bachelors" and "Benedicts," which re.
! suited in favor of the married men 81 to
8 25 but the boys have challenged them for
I another game next Saturday -. Chidren's
/ day will be observed at the Methodist
e church next Sunday.
!, Waterbury.
l. Mrs Bertha Miller has returned from
Boston, where she has been taking les
sonns in singing She sang selections
Y from difficult opera to few friends with
+ remarkable power and compass of voice
# ........ Mike Manning bought pair Of
"a oxen for his market that weighed ovel
h 2200 pounds after they were dressed. $50,
n Joel G. Stimsou of Norwich, formerly 6