Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-30
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNES.

lady friends. TIE Mariquita Of Darlington,
took the Delta Epsilon society to Burling
ton, dinner being taken at the Van Ness.
On the return trip supper was served at the
Stevens house. Prof Eston and lady were
with the party. The other societies were
taken by the Little Nellie, Captain Daniels,
to Westport and dined vt Westport TIM,
with supper at tho Hotel Champlnin. II.
Il. IIicliok end S. W. Hindes, and
their NUMEROUS families, are rust-
rating at Bonneviet, on I.imbail's point
The stes;.er Oliata viii be i0uncnod shortly.
The wifter house is being romoved.-A car
load OF mich cows and calves wore clipped
from this station Monday by Ct. II. Sprigs
81 Co. the water remains high, and there
is no lnnding at Fort Cnssin except Ly boat
w. ". Booth Of Wnlthnm is putting up
q substantial 30xJ0 feet barn, with Is feet
posts, on his Ferrisburgh farm. 1t is to
have 90 feet rafters. j. Alden, ir., is the
builder Friday 1Sl veas and IS sheep
we're shipped to Boston by Sprigs & Co.
The j. q. Eindss loads with kaol.n for Fort
Edward, and scrap iron, ETC., on her return
trip Cecil Beutou from the Polytechnic
Institute ut Worcester Mass, is enjoying
his summer vacation at home
MlDDLEBuRY.
Dr.. Wobber has como to Amherst to at
tend the reunion of his class, on the 40th
anniversary of their graduation. Out of
the SO members CT his class, he expects
nbout 10 will be present. Miss Carrie
Eteele is homo from Smith college, where
she has just graduated. -Eoio Bingham is
home Tor his vacation from Columbia law
school. II. Gushing Hill of Boston is in
town. The three college fratornties went
Saturday upon their annual rides The d.
X. r. fraternity went to Ncrgenues and
lpcat tho afternoon OIL the lake and
took supper at Westport The D.
Us went to Nergenncs end from
there to Burlington by way OF tie
lake ard the chi Psi boys went to Burling-
ton and spent the afternoon on the lake.
Abe boys all took their bast girls and had a
joily time usual
Walter Sheldon and his bride are al Miss
pann!s'. Rev. Mr. HouGhton was called to
Massachusetts Saturday by telegram an
nouncng the death of his sister-iu-law. -
Rev. Mr.. Heaxt is in Granville, n. y, for
Il fcw doys.-B. L. Marley and wife Of
rittsford have been visiting his brother A.
F. Mamley. " ord has been received that
Jessie, the 1G-ycar-old daughter OF A. s.
Bingham, was fatally injured by being
struck by the cars on the 23d inst. Mr.
Bingham, q short time ego, moved his
family 70 Indiana. Miss Jessie wes return
Ing home on the track which runs near her
Loire, ard being blinded by a severe stor IN
was rnab,e 10 ret out OF the way of the
train. The remains was brought here
md the funeral was at Cornwall We'd
resday.-A large number of the Young peo.
pie went 60 the home of Miss Elizabeth
Smith in West Salisbury Monday after
noon to an afternoon tea. Mrs. Gardner
Wainwright and daughter gave a reception
TO the young people of the village Tuesday
evening.
LINCOLN.
1o,,, CT, o,,,, ,r;,,.;o
Worth Of Baltimore, Ind. aged 8 months
and Is days, died here on the 9lst. Funeral
services were held on tine *3d at the Union
church Rev. W. W. Carr officiating. The
ico cream and strawberry festival, under the
auspices OF the Methodist Ladies' Aid soci-
ety, OIL the 22d, was a success socially and
hnanclaiIy'-IAere IS a baby girl at Charles
Ii way WIN Do ISL ~ ~
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CORNWALL
The sad intelligence OF the sudden death
Of Miss Jessie, only daughter of Mr.. ono
Mrs Alverton Bingham, has been received
The remains are 10 be brought here for in
teriAent. The funeral will be held from
their late home at Nest Cornwall ON We'd
nrsNa! -Ht' Ln5NaHl anu inn'iy moved
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9'1is u aH'' Lucy 1oAeS ot hosloh
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may yeaIS Pa''P' "a 1no D"p''sV cuwc i
81 C"'ehes'ol anu Jer'cno' Is Ia Town 'iSl'
'''e Nei MANY 4i'e"us'
MONKTON.
Mrs G. Thcuas is very noorlv "A car,
paigu flag was raised the 23d, in front o
the East Monkton postotice. The telephon
from the putty bed to NerGennes is in worl.
ing order Ii. b. Williams has been il
Burlington aud st. Albans the past week,
STARKSBORO.
Mr. Moses Vernev's oldest SON Crrti0
diad last weel< Wednesday md ,,os h,rio.
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