Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-02

tne occasion memorable one. The tables
were elegantly spread and it Is seldom
that so tlue banquet is served on such an
occasion. The after dinner exercises, con
slsting of toasts, spC ches, songs and rem
iniscences, passed off in most happy
manner, ana the party did not break up
until far into the morning. ...... The
Volunteer hose company. which now
numbers nearly so members, Is contem
plating holding ball in the town hail on
Thanksgiving night. The country
rce Is are gre ius'ly getting into such cou
dition that people are again able to get
into town with some comfort.
Troy.
Mrs Whitehouse was buried last Tues
day. .Sy lvester Andrews is recovering
from the injuries he received by stepping
from the cars into the lake ut Newport
There was no railing to prevent, and 10
light to show him where not to step.
Tunbridge.
Whitney Relief corps of Tunbridg- was
inspected by Mrs. Amanda L. New comb
of Montpelier, October oath. 1t is III h
hourishing and in fine working condition.
.... Capt. j. r. Eldredge Of Warren, is to
speak upon war topics a. TuDbridge, before
Whitney Post, Friday evening. AS good
hand picked apples MS were ever grown
have been sol / Tor - cents per barrel TIM,
season. Hale c, Durrel has Il Kent colt
that when five month old weighed Gl1
pounds, and stood 1884 hands high.
Waitsfeld.
n y. Phelps of Barre, was in town over
| Sunday. ..... Miss frankie Buck in Of
DeMolnes, Iowa. it visiting old fiends
and acquaintances in town Tine cap
| tains of the squirrel hunt organized their
respective sides Friday night, aud Satur-
| day morning despite the weather, III
Thills resoundt d to The sound OF revelry uu-
| til dark. Ia the evening he teams assem-
| bled at the hotel aud compared notes auu
told the squirrels and partridge they
hit but did not get. The game was then
| submitted to the referees and it was deCid-
ed that Captain Joslin was the winner.
The teams were invited to Il bouhtiful sup
per prepared by Landlord Blgelow TO
which ample justice was done. w. G..
Kelsey aud Charles Newcomb, carried oil
the hororS a champion hunters AS they
secured the most points
Waterville.
Elmer Miller of Richford, was the guest
of his father, H. b Miller, the past week
........J james Mcintosh of Boston, u
former resident of this place, died on thu
Fist of consumption. Mark Stevtt,'
has put new water wheel and grlst mill
into the old sash shop and the same l. soon
to be converted into grtst mill and feeG
store. .... Frank LarawaY has put new
cellar under his store and added story -
Mrs James Wilbur and Mrs. Helen WI
son OF Underhill, were in town las week
| .,...fTed Danah visited friends in Eos
! burg last week........Mrs. Aluira Har-
vey celebrated her 10th birthday on the
oath, when % of her old neighhors took
dinner with her and several nice presents
We're left as tokens of friendship -. -.
Mrs. John Scott ana sister, Mrs. VI. y.
Scott Of Wolcott, were the guests OF Ms.
A. :. Laraway last week. Some sneak
thief stole - from John Atwell last week
by entering no house and taking 1t on OF
Chauncy Tilottson is in New York State
buying few carloads of cattle.
Cambridge.
Hattie Bradley of Essex is expected TO
teach the winter term of school in the
who has been clerkiug tor ). H. TIT u
Morrisvile the past few months, has flu
shed his labors there and is about to Gu
ter Etstman's business cole e at POuEn
keepsie, y. Y,....... The following OIL
GERS were elected at PLuniX lodge lat
Friday night: c. r., joel Wilcox |, T.,
Mrs. g. f. Wetherby; chaplain. r. Is.
Thomas secretary, Carrie Carroll +. ) !,
Mrs. q ID. Lease; treasurer, H. A. Melen-
dy: NJ, Ira Powell G., Hattie Girls NUld ;
sentinel, Willie Holmes; >. j. 7. Mrs. j.
/ NJ. Wilcox. Mrs. Frank Thomas is Wis
itng her sister, Mrs, Dr.. Buchanan, who
| is very feeble Nora Baker and Bernice
! Coleman are lmprOvlng....M = AuuH
! Fullinpton is TO tea n the winter term of
| school at North Cambridge. and Cora
Nudpetf at Fletcher
I,ador Como i, tkins his yearly trip
! in district No. Ms. Freeman
| Whitcomb had severe attack of asthma
| Irwin N.lendy at EIlrIu,rou. and Mr..
ana Mr. Genre \V.iI.ul Essex. .p-ut
! last Sundnv in tu.vr. Among tn
pitfs To- M. and N.r.. e \ Np.pudv Al
! fhpii. r,c4nt anniversary. when mad not
arrived a the time OF the festive occt-ihu.
was n heautituIlv carved cold headed
walkiup stick for Mr. Nelendy from his
nenhaws and ueices IN Gardiner. NJ ass.
q ". REYNOLDS mas his reservoir finished.
.A' 4 Bellus has inst fulsned an
addition on his huuse ....,...E q Jeuk~
H. B,,yet from Wnod-tork Mr. ana
Mrs. Homer Curtls are the parents OF
hne girl 80. Is. n, CoVey mas moved INTO u
part OF Mob, Bennett house rs ue ma
sold his 10 Clarence Corsr VINO recently
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