Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-23

| n. H., has returned home in rather poor
health. . Mrs. William Hubbell, who has
been visiting friends in Plattsburgh, re-
turned home sick. The north school
taught 10y w. n. Phelps, closed Friday
| with an exhibition at the town house last
Satur ny evening, which was in every
way Il marked success. A lengthy pro.
! vramme, consisting of rectatiouS. dia.
| logues, vocal and instrumental music,
was presented. Our singing school
closes next Friday evening with IA grand
concert aud oyster supper.
st. Johnsbury.
DR.. J. w. ~ Mears returned to Vilula,
| Ala, on Tuesday. w. w. Anger, an
old resident OF st. Johnsbury. lett on Mon
| day for New York, which will be his resi-
dence IN The future. The butterfly sup
| per given by the ladies' of the Universalst
church Saturday evening was great sue
cess, Il large number of people being pres
| cut. Mrs. Louis Freeman of Brookfied
is the guest of Mrs. p. ID. Bodgett. The
listers ot this county met in st. Johns
| bury Wednesday,. ...L Levi sylvester, who
| has been Cuulined to his home by sickness
| FOR a few weeks past, has 50 far recovered
as to be able to resume business. The
| cleo rlC light scheme Is progressing finely,
| aud the day IL not far distant When st.
Johnshury will boast of the same about
| Si5, 600 Of the desired $50, 900 of stock hAv
| ing been secured. Edward Baker of
| his nlnsjon Office The orange n,rtS 49,
! the e. A. r. han on Friday evening drew
ont full house. The ladies gave fine
| spread aud the evening WAS thoroughly
enjoyed by all present.. Rev. II p. Frost
conrse of he = NJ g. 4 ON Ntarrh o45
| Subinct. "The Infant of the Rnynintion >
800. The Y. NJ G.. a. held their annual
business meeting in the Y; NJ. g. a. nan
the Dartmouth Giee club was y
hannv snrurise and the colle0a r.u
Justly feel proud over the snnerinr
talent it sends ont. About $50 dollars WA
lealiZe1 for the benefit of The arnde,nv
bail club. which. with the amount rrisr1
by suh-criDtiou. will swell the treasury
County Clerk A. f. Nichols has beru
aDnoi,'tpd iustice of The neaaa in the
vacancy calised by the removal of i,,fav
cite SOBER to Morrisville. rhe uubj,c
school, flushed Friday for "A two weeks,
vacation. The same corps of Instructors
have been engaged for the next term
Empry Goodwin. who has been nnite sir;
with pneumonia. is convalescp,t The
Good Templars' district union held thrir
quarterly meeting at Lyndopville Friday
a lar0p number being present Mrs "
A. Potts from MinneaDolis MINI l.
visiting old friends and acuuniutnncrs
here m town. Mr.. POTTS atcompan;ed
her pg far as Boston News has reached
st. ,JOhnsbury of the death in Minnesota
of Bliss Haskell. He WAS the son of
j, w, Haskell of this place.
Cambridge.
Warren Buker is on the sick list.
George Wells has taken 4 farm in Essex
and moved his family there ...... Emerson
Bukpr has charge of two of the town moor
this year. Mrs. 5. W. Heath has been
quite i'll the past week as has Byron
Holmes bur they are now convalescent
.,...The ping sociable c-iven by Mrs
Bennett was a success Miss Kat
Brush who has been in ST. Albans attend
ing school has been home on a visit.
ii. Hcrrlck went to Morrisvllle last week
for A few days' visit ...A son of J. X,
smith of Milton visited in CAMBRIDGE lasr
week Miss Dora Steinhonr is imnrnv.
ing in health. LIKE Potter the mail
carrier from Cambridge to Wateryllle
has been Obliged to give M his duties far
A few DAYS past to Nelson Zones on NC
count of sickness. Mrs, Cheney IF
HYDE park. visited her mother. Mrs Ans.
tin. last week '.A large companv of
the Grand Army bows met at n r. Good.
wins TO eniov another social time a few
evenings apo. Mrs. John Lane has
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