Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-03

Is an extensive dealer in real estate In that
noomiDg western city,. Major Thomas
Sanborn and wife have returned from
tnelr WISH to the eastern part OF the State,
ana report very pleasant time
Ihonias Moulton, with his wife and
daughter, started for their home in Chica-
go lasl saturday .....Two elegant chairs
were taken TO Stowe, Saturday, for Mr..
aad Mrs Governor Bingham al their
golden wedding soon to be celebrated. ..
An interesting law question has arisen be
tween Charles Keene and lady who
came on the cars and wished for a carriage
to go two miles from the station.
She inquired for Mr. Cove and Mr.. Keene
told her that Mr.. Cove had sold his livery
stable and gone away. Whereupon she
gave MN the check 10 her trunk but be
tore she left Mr. Cove came along and she
then employed Mr. Cove. MIR. Keene in
sisted that he was ready TO take her to the
place she designated and will not give up
The cneck till he gets his pay. So Mr..
heene holds the che ok, the railroad com
pany nave the trunk, and the lady must
wait for the law to settle the controversy.
Mr.. Cove had sold his stable 10 Alvin
Canedy but had not left the place.
Isle La Motto.
Haying is nearly finished and harvest
ing will be commenced this week .....
Mrs. y. b. Hutchins and her daughter
Carrie of Arlington, Mass, are visiting
friends in town. Thomas King Of
Mpoers' \. l., Is IN town.....H. J. Hill
and party from Mooers were camping II
town last week......Mr. and Mrs VI. Is.
Rock well are at their home IN Isle La
Motto during the vacation in his school.
......James CallaghHn has bought the
place known as the Holbrook place..
The MISSES Edith and Hattie Hill of Ar
lluEtUu, Mass, are visiting at their grand
father x, Hon. II. G. Hlll.....lt Is not for
a lack of zeal in the republican cause that
no more OF our republicans attended the
republican rally in Burlington last Thurs
day, but for lack of help on the farms
10 take care OF the hav crop. Mex fall
VIII tell the story ...... Our Sunday school
excursion VIII take place August "A The
steamer REINDEER Will take the school to
Burlington ana return.
Jenersonyille.
Mr. and Mrs ". II. Griswold and Mr..
aud Mrs, j. b. Page have gone to Saratoga
Springs. Judge ana Mrs. Wetherby are
spending Il few days in Burlington.
Hattie Fletcher aud Cora Davis have gone
to the Mount Mansfield House in Stowe
.... Miss Elsie Raym9le closed success
full term OF school recently. Maud vii
cox received the prize offered in the spell
ing class. 1t was a beautiful toilet brush
and comb. 1t is expected that Miss Ray
more will return to teach the fail term 49,.
4 bbie wilcox has zone to spend the sum
mer ut the Twin Mountain House, Car
roll, n. H....Miss Ethel kiueley VIII
soon commence her second term in the
district known as the Notch district. e..
Ella Homes has finished her term of
school IN the Smile district,
Waterbury.
NJ. o. Evans took in 50 tubs of batter
from Stowe on Monday .....F Frank Evans
OF Boston spent Sunday at his fathers -.
DR.. William Strong and wife, with Miss
Grace Strong his daughter, of New York
city, are boarding at Barrett's Hotel.
There are IS boarders in all at the hotel
-.......C Charles Wells, the cashier, mas
been quite sick with pleurisy for two
weeks, but is now able TO sit up, and seems
to he recovering, w. b. CLARK, the teller.
has ken care OF the bans, assisted by
Albion w Hopson, a student in Mr.. Dill.
| linghaIn's Office. ...... Edward Wells of
Burlington spent sunday with his brother
Charles ..... Rev. l. II. Elliott, agent of
the Vermont Bible society, preached at
9raintree and Frook field last sun
day. There wiz be no preaching
at the Methodist cnurch next Sunday.
West Randolph.
Monday, Levi Thiyer, an old md re-
sp,cred citizen Of Braintree, dpplured on
our streets WIN his ce f-arfuliy Jound-
, "a. !. WAS done '+>J ! lIHE ny young
mau paurd ). Flat jf....QIite e mum
b. ot 'cr people are 4ijoy.u-- al euung
~ II gate ~p-il-s
fIensyal NeiluJi.t News.
Geor..- u. s-uItn of ut. 4 bans, na- teen
granted patcAt lor d .Uuh, Huu ton 8, seal
! tor locks etc.
Thirty-siX men have been found in Bel
lows FAILS WHO voted Tor Harrison IN 1910
ana viii vote for hi- grandson mis- year.
Mrs. Fa!i1a Haskell, II, OF Wilmingt H.
walked from her nome 70 churcn and oeoh