Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06
eral sermon Of Melvin Gordon was preach
ed Sunday by Rev. w f. Allen of VOL
colt, formerly Of Grand Isls.


Monday after the Attn" according to the
Old rule: Christopher Bryant found
one of his nice heifers dead in The p ,sture
last Saturday after the severe thunder
storm. The animal was undoubtedly
killed by lightning .... Mr. and Mrs
George Whitcomb of Northwood, Iowa,
are in town visiting their former home
and many friends. Mrs. o. p Wright
went to St Adams last week 10 consult
the physicians Of the State Medical asso.
citation Mrs. G. K Hoyt gave.
strawberry festival Tuesday evening, for
the dement, OF the congregational ladies
society The Troy Cornet band was in
snn.ri"tanjant Of in,ia,,,ia t,' 1U ,'ae
work, gave very interesting chalk talk
to the Band of Hope and their friends at
the Congregational church last Sunday
evening. Ms. Kenyon expressed much
satisfaction in finding a well organized
and enthus astic Band of Hope to listen to
her talk .......There was u union Sun
day school picnic july 1, in Henry Miler's
grove near the village Miss Nellie Don
aldson is the guest of Mrs. p. NJ. Grang-
er.
Nav u.v.n
! we" "a'eh'
Inc basket picnic at Spring Grove camp
Rrouhu saturday afternoon was success.
Nearly lOO scholars were present and an
EXTENDED rhetorical programme was pre-
scented, alter which bountiful collation.
was spread IN the grove. The New Haven
odn9 uiscourseu me music OIL the occasion
- Inc nay crop promises to be large. AS
yet NIUE grass has been cut ...... The
MISSES MISSES HUI daughters OF l. NJ. Hill, of
Idssa9ena, gal, are the guests of Their
aunt, Mrs. r. ,. Dana. One OF the young
| iaules recently graduated with honor at
the Boston Conservatory of Music, The
n thi nave received their new uniforms
Whlch, though not fancy, are very tasty
ana ana add much to their appearance; .......
MIS-. MARY Barton has sold her pleasant
cottage to Miss Lillis Thompson of Man
chester, n. H., who Will soon take the oc-
cupancy OF 1t.
uouu ,'','
Nv a arte, u nuTgr Is aoie TO rae out 49,.
rival of a nair of twins spn ond 49,, a.
ter. ....Addison Wheelock of Boston,
has been spending few days with friends
| in this place ......,.M Miss Frances Hobart
is at home from school for vacation, Hat |
tie Putnam closed her school last Friday
in the Mcclure district and Miss Annie |
Fullington in the Fuller district Sever
al from this place attended the graduating |
exercises at johnson last week. e.. Rev H. |
b. Tenney attended the ordination eyer
cises at Bakersfield last Frlday Mrs. |
Noble of Burlington expects to spend the
summer at the American House at the |
Boro... Miss Hattie Puffer of Morrisville |
comes to Cambridge to instruct class in !
luSlG usDtDlhl music every week MI /
and Mrs. Edward Smith of California, are
the guests of A. G. Fletcher - Lincoln
Cook has returned to West Lebanon
where he is employed in drug store ...
Miss Mary Chadwick is very ILL and but
little hope Of her recovery IL entertained
as she is advanced in years .... Burt
Keith looks very happy because of a girl
at his home Communion services we're
held at the congregational church last
Sunday morning Rev f. Wheelock oti
ciating, and az the valley school room at
> D. M the same day Mrs. Williams
Griswold was as in RnrIingtan W iaat
week. Miss Hattie Wilcox closed he
sc,bool in Johnson Last Thu~adav ~
|
NsrSenhes.
AT she business meeting of the republi- /
can leagne, Monday evening, the eXecu.
tive committee We're authorized TO take
the necessary steps for an early and
spirited ratification meeting also 20 pro-
cure flags and banners Mr.. J. H.
Booth has Just returned from the Yale
bnrih az e,,na dna deates nOf Eatts
den g. Booth, who have law Offices in
Mooers and Plattsburgh. The Yer
q mes band went to Tioonderoga the an
With the Catholic picnic - Nj. Lewis
Fireman. has returned and will open mis-
watch and clock repairing in y. J.
At the convent school examinat:o Miss
NJ, Dion received gold medal and Miss
Ida Ryan silver Tnedal. .Calt. ID. @
Case has his beauty of II canal heat, the
J. &. Hindes, lying at the nail factory
wharf. -. Two canal boats, towei up by |
the LILY, are loaded with coal for Nj. Thcs |
Mack. A handsome screen door has been
placed in Mrs Stones store, corner Green |
and Main streets. Mr.. J. H Harringtoo |
tried to use his eyes too soon after having 4
the measles and has been obliged, to re-
turn home
So,,s u
Rev MI. HOlbrook, from ColGheste7, |
will occuiIy the Congregational Pulpit in 1
the absence of Rev Mr. Harris. Miss |
Allie Hal has returned from Burlington, |
where she has been attending commence |
ment. The Fourth OF July passed OF |
Jas quietly as usual on he island, with |
n.y. w, LIZ Ut eH.i.tnS sh"h a hSieo .!oo
Janet Iandon goes to Loon Lake next
week tor the summer, accompauied by
ID Il