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

Quarterly meeting services were held at
the Methodist church the 18th, Rev. a. b.
Truax OF Montpelier preaching. The Mount
Mansfield Creamery company is taking in
nbont 5000 pounds of milk daily. They use
the separator exclusively, preferring that
to the cream gathering system. School in
district No. II closed last week. c.
Moody is being mentioned as a candidate
for states attorney on the republican ticket.
MI. Moody Is rising lawyer In this place
and u politician of considerable debility.
james Houston is home from the Mary
Fletcher hospital Fred Pipe is home from
Brooklyn on vacation. Carroll j. Serb
ner of Barre is visiting in town.
James l.. Houston is building telephone
line from the village to his house. The
following were elected delegates to the
county convention: George Wilkins,
George Watts, W. l. Atkins, Alba Warren,
A. c. Slayton, Vernon Wilkins, Z. X. Hale,
Chandler Watts, j. 3. Sinyton, W. W.
Adams c. Z. Brown The delegates were
instructed for Moody for states attorney
and for Stearns y ISIS Lena Robinson in
Burlington during ctm nsncement week at
| L. Y. NJ
MORRloVlLL-.
The annual reunion Of the Lamoille Val
ley Veterans association Is to lie held on
Monday and Tuesday, July 4 and ), on the
fnr ground. Hon. Henry Ballard OF Bur
lington delivers an address Tuesday after
noon. The camp is to be known as Camp
Harrison. "-Rev Mr.. Seymour preached
in the Congregational church Sunday. The
regular monthly meeting of the Improve
ment association occurs at The Randall
on Thursday evening next.-An excur sion
hy,h hon 70 blot f-l, psyI
and return, occurs on Wednesday, under
the auspices of tine Epworth league OF the
Methodist church. AT tho republican town
caucus, held on Saturday evening, the fol
lowing - delegates to the county conven
ton were elected. Hon. p. X. Glced, L. w.
Webster, c. II. Slocum, j. NJ. Campbell
f. b. Livingston, II. a. Slayton, 7. c.
Cheney, ii. b. Bryant, a, b. Smith, w. NJ.
Small, e. c. Rublee o. NJ. Waterman A.
a. Niles, &. NJ. Powers, f. Z. Foster. The
delegation was instructed to support NJ. S.
Brunell of Wolcott for senator, l.. C.
Moody of Stowe for States attorney, anC
Daniel c. Hardy OF Worthwhile for sheriff
Charles Mouton died at his home on Ma
pie street Sunday night.
JOHNSON.
Most of the farmers have taken GU
| licenses IOF inc SuEuI DouDpy,-p y. w nv
ing has let the contract for the building o
his house to A. IL. Manley. ALL those II
tue graduating class passed except two
Hon. S. A. Andrews, w. e. Andrews anC
Joseph Scott wore called to attend th'
funeral of William Scott. George w
Baker started Monday for the Kelley insti
tute at Montpelier. j. Boynton anC
family returned to Montpelier on Monday
Mrs. H. G. Fancher of Bemis, Mass, 4
visiting in town. ARTHUR Pike and famil!
are in Vergennes William Scott died very
suddenly last week.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Randall have re
turned from their trip to New York AM
Canada. Among the sick ones the pas
week, were Henry McNally and wife, oil
Mrs. Emerson, Mrs Mead and Emily WI
liams. -Luoy Wheelock of Boston, is visit
ing her father, Rev. E. WheelocE. -hyr
Wilcox of this place was one OF the gradu
ating class ut Johnson Normal school. tn
l. o. q. T. of this place, are to give dra
matte entertainment soon.-The followin
officers were elected at the Y. T. S. c.
meeting last Sunday evening" by the Jeii
ersonville society: President, j. A Wat
kns vice-president, Myrtle Buker; CORES
ponding secretary, Mrs. Fred Smith; sec
rotary, Bert Hawley; treasurer, r. I
Thomas.