Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-21

Mr. Oryille NJ. Weston goes this morning
to Fort Edward, n. y, for q lew weeks
vacation.
John Fitzgerald lost a valuable COW in
the thunder storm Friday night. She was
struck by lightning.
Dir. S. +. Latey of Lowell, Mass, spoke
very interestingly at the Methodist church
Sunday evening In connection with the
regular services.
Miss Sarah y. Mcbride returned Satur-
day evening from trip to New York and
Philadelphia.
and occupied by Mr.. William Detorge and
family. no insurance. The fire originated
il the barn, where the children were play.
ing with matches. Mr. Deforge was away
at the time.
Rev. and Mrs II. r. Edwards OF Grand
Ise are visiting in town. Mr.. Edwards re-
ports the lake extremely high at that point.
Dir. and Mrs. George l.. Edwards re-
turned Monday from a wedding trip 10
New York City and other points. They
came with his father Raw. II. r. Edwards,
from Grand Isle
W. w. Admir- and Frank Ladam returned
Monday to Worcester Mass.
The Winooski steamer Fire company
were out Monday evening trying tho engine
and hydrant.
T. Il. Bigwood vas elected delegate from
the Steam company and Joseph Myers from
the Lafayette Hose company to tue coming
state firemens tournament at Middlebury
July 21-2S.
Louis Muuscau opened his fancy grocery
store On the corner of Main and Allen
streets wednesday evening.
Mr.. ". Cunningham has returned from
Lebanon. y. L.
Horace Thomas has sold his trottar to S.
S. Bedard OF st. Adams. Consideration
$lG2.50.
Mrs. j. u. Kendall and son Russell, have
returned from Mopktou.
Miss Eugene Hutchinson and Mr.. Lester
Nichols OF bennington ere tie guests OF Dr..
and Mrs l.. !. Burditk.
Mrs, Levi Bushey on Monday, while
alightlng from the horse cars ct burlington,
fell breaking her arm.
Dr.. Samuel Patenaudo leaves for Dwight,
ILL.,, next Monday.
y lively runaway occurred Wednesday
| afternoon. One of Il. Levin's teams became
frightened and ran across the bridge. The
wagon was demolished.
UNDERHlLL.
Mrs. Newell Clark has returu od from hel
trip to western New York. Mrs. II. T.
| Mann started for South Hero Tuesday, tn,
12th. The mother Of Fred lilison was
thrown from a wagon ut johnson on til,
| Fourth OF July, and had both bones of one
arm brokeu.-.lrs, Crsemus Thompson il
in very poor health Sadie Eastman Of
| Hutchinson, Kansas, is Waiting in town -
| Arthur knights is c.erking for 3. E, Mead
Henry Lane had a horse killed
! recently en- wire fence. wallace Stevens
of Alaska has had one finger Of his righ
hand GmIutatei on account of an acciden
which threatened blood poisoning. Til,
steam mill has shut down for the summer. -
Aiiss Sullivan has been visiting at Dariu
Rights Mrs. II. Y. Whitcomb has beer
very poorly for several days, but is now i'm
proving.
CHARLOTTE.
Miss Carrie Yale end friends of North
| ampton Institute are spending their vaca
| ton at Deacon ". S. Yale's. Mr.. anC
Mrs, Edgar Deyette and daughter have beer
: visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dcyette. -
I News was received from Milwaukee, Wis.
lest week announcing the marriage OF Mis-
Sarah Lewis to Albert L. Williams, former
ly of this place
n pAtNCAlRR bGIN4Cc WI De Iell hU III
Methodist church next Sunday afternoon a
$3.50 O'Clock, the Rev. g. W. Atwcll occu
plying the desk.
George Y. Town OF Essex junction spen
Sunday here with friends. Frank j. Pop
of st. Louis, No., is spending his vacation
with his family at his mother .-Charlo
E, Meech of Portland. Oregon, a forme
we'll known Charlotte boy, is making hi
| D.nt her "a yisi nuika pnV1bar From, thi
placo attended the excursion to Ausabl
Chasn last week. Frank aud win Dodg
were called to Cuttingsville last Saturda,
to attend the funeral of their mother. -
Prof. Emerson supplied the pulpit OF tn
Congregational church last Sunday. Rev
Mr.. Gulick, who has accepted call here,
expected to take charge August /.
The farmers are in the midst OF hayinG
and the crop is generally good. There wi
be small yield of grain on low land on ac
count of SO much rain. The cottages alon
the lake shore are occupied, and oampn
parties arc as numerous as ever.-The pros
pect for apples ia not good. The troes bios
somed well but most OF the fruit has fa!le
otf.-Samuel Whalley is making repairs o.
his farm house. S. ID. Bush is local agen
for the Granite State Moving Machin
company. Blight has made its appearance
in some potato fields.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. {
+. Heed Friday evening, the 10Th inst, /
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Beadleston, recent
married, was an enjoyable occasion I
a large circle OF the friends OF Mrs. Boadler
ton, formerly Miss Hewitt of this place
The best wishes of her many acquaintance
follow her to their new home in the West.