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

FUNERAL was largely attended ut the resi-
q nee OF o w. Reynolds, Rev. Edwin
Wheelock officiating. The winning side
in the Good Templars lodge ofthe compet-
tive system have gained 1876 credits during
the quarter and expect in the near future
TO be served TO ice cream and cake by the
beaten side ....M Miss Myrtle Green closes
her school in the Fullugton district this
week, aud Gertrude Whitcomb's school
closed for two weeks vacation, after
which she returns for II weeks term.
Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Dewitt rejoice
In the advent OF al young son, July 20. ....
! Deacon and Mrs Henry Wilcox are visit
ing in town ...A Harrison and Nor
ton flag floats among the trees n the yard
of c. n. North. Nette Ander-
sou rs visiting her aunt in Canad8......
Mr. David Kelley, of Albany, n. V, was
a guest at Mr.. Il. II. TUttingham's Satur-
! uay and Sunday. Mrs. Kelley returned
nome with him ola Lake George on
Monday 49,. Young peoples meeting at
| Mr.. Douglass this week Wednesday even
ing and Sunday school teachers meeting
Friday evening at the parsonage.
weybridge
The funeral of the Rev. john 5. Mott
wa largely attended at the Methodist
cpurch on Monday July 30. Tine pulpit
was appropriately draped in testoou. OF
!
sci; to this people, of whom ne was tor
mvr pastor, ny consistent Christian life
! PrfSlung Elder Webster preached an *
crlleut sermon from Romans vii IS. r.
| marks were made by Rev. Mr.. Smith Of
| Ner2ennee. Mr. Mott was in hi- list
/ Nr5r....It has been q long time -luce
/ this town has uttered SO severe drouth
rs al present Corn and potatoes are suf-
| leTiug Tor "dr,uk' aud he close Cut mead
uW' are looking brown aud dry......Al
/ who attended the rally at Burlington
! speak In the highest terms If the arr .nge-
| me nj Auu -petkluG.....Ou tOWhSm II
| axe taking It lively interest in the Breed
ets' nice ug TO be- held at NerLnuue,, sep
| temuer - and rs We tank Ne snail he
able TO show cur share OF hue horses at
| the meeting.
Fletcher.
Joseph Dceth of A oercorn, p. O., and
! Nj. Inc. WetuerbY Nere married las {
week. The happy pair have the best wish.
- of 4 host OF friends mere, where Mss
Wethctby hrS been leading member OF
our chotr for the last 20 years ..... Our
farmers are mostly through haying aud
report less hay than last year, buL of bet
ter quality....Qu a number of our
people attended the grand rally in Bur
| lingtUn, Thursday. Mr.. Armstrong, one
OF the number, was there Is years ago aud
saw the log cabin drawn by 40 YOKE of red
OXen.,.... Crops LOOK well III his vicinity
except corn which is late owing to the
cool nignts.... Mr.. FITZGERALD has bought
the niue acre piece adjoining his place
of bingham Kiu ,ley: consideration
$3.50 .... George Lowell has bought the
Sarah Jane Spauding place on Beech
hlll.......Mls. Marks is spending lew
weeks with friends III SwantoD .... Far
rar Brothers bought quite a lot of cattle,
sheep and hogs III town last week, ana
shipped them from Cambridge. ...... The
milo w. 1f.l.l m fn IN IL oil
right and is really worth three times the
price asked for it,. Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Porter are happy because its girl No,
TWO.
Mrs. Frank Learned, children and sis
ter, Mrs. Palmer OF Boston, are the guests
of A. II. Learned $ Frank Mcclellan
is very sick with Inflammation Of the
bowels. ......M Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph La
plants little boy died few days ago: :.
Miss Cora Judd closed her school last Fri
day and Miss May Sturgis closed hel
school with picnic. Mrs H. q. Minol
did a great deal To make 1t pleasant for TN
children. Mrs. Mtnot Went to Boston
saturday ;,....: Mr. and Mrs. Newell NJ
son of Wallngford spent last Sunday wiki
their grandmother, Mrs. Damon Howard
......Miss Ala Mason OF Rutland 's
spending few weeks with Mrs. d. How
ard ...r Prof. Whitney aud wife, who hav t
"a (,AnTVA = - r.
turned horse NIrs Wells and daupn
~ Ardie are AT uiuhpat4 Servings
i,asr PARIS had - yerv narrov, e-c4p4
fr@m heing k,IIed In, 30fh Jp was driv
in,, ., nuIr nF Vounu r,ItS attached ia 81
rs " 70 w. ~ -, ta,1,f ,t,
him OIL on the tongue OF the wagon t
which he heIC till he could IA! between
the wheels and SO WAS not hurt at ALL.
II Il. Hal, formerly OF TINS town, moe
recently Of Milton, has secured the posi-
ton a. telegraph operator at EArre...
f. W. Fancher who visited Johnsoi
friends, last week, returned S2nday..
Henry Babcock assisted 10y Miss STILES, :
graduate Of Montpelier seminary Wi
open a school at the institute Septembtl
4, -. Mrs Belle Fowler OF Colchester
WISH; I'll ter mother Mrs y. W. learned
last week Mr. and Mrs. A: s. Beem2L
started " dnesd'" tor a short VISIT ii
New Hdveu....DH. ANA Mrs. f5eynolu'
started Tuesday cNenlng Tor Camp klci
where they aud Nj. ana Mrs. OsE9od VIZ
spend week. ne republicans rhlSe'
nelr ueW ilaS saturday eEenluS,a mld peae
ing OF drains and htlug OF guns
} L. Alfred Is reporting his store ;;'.',
iC. f.. Mudgett and family are AZ Haru