Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-10
LAM0lLLE COUNTY.

Jaw 0hIOGG.
Fred Hnwley has begun work for ~ j.
Nye. Episcopal services last Sunday at
the Centre and Boro. There is to be
separator put in at Jerersonvle this spring.
Farmers are harvesting ice, which is of
good quality. Rev. II. A. BUSHNELL wife
and daughter, Of Enosburgh, are visiting
his sou, i. IL. Bushnell at Jacksonville. -
Sally Atwell, one of tine towns poor, died
at Emerson Buffers Monday, of pneumo-
MIA Rev. G. IL. Right ofliciatcd at the
funeral.
Ella Holmes has gone back to Morris
vile for another term of school, -Episco-
pal services we're held at Jefcrsonvillo Sun
day morning aud at the Boro in the alter
noon. w. c. Hopkins of Burlington ofiici-
ating.-C. "A. ODER has purchased the f.
Dodge farm His sun-in-law will occupy 1T.
Glen Cnswell gave a party to her young
friends Monday evening. captain Hollen-
beck moved TO Wocott Saturdey.-Mr.
and Mrs. Burt Buker have another girl to
brighten their home. Mrs. Charles Holmes
and James Hubbard are able to be around
the house. Will Baisdeli and family have
moved to Underhill. E. l. Scott of ST. AL
bans is in town. The S. Va OF THIS place are
invited to reunion at Johnson Thursday
night. y. w eston started for Hanover,
n. H., Tuesday, with his sister Nellie. She
vail attend school there.
HYDE PARK.
Hiss Taylor of CRANKY, Mass. is visiting
her brother, Rev. f. &. Taylor.-W. c.
Towner is at his homo in Bellows Falla.-
The North Hyde Park dramatic cub pre-
sented the drama Hal Hazard or the Fed
eral Spy, to a full house Friday evening.
The parts wore we'll sustained The town
superintendCnts of schools from the several
towns met at the academy Saturday and it
was decided to hold examinations at the fol-
lowing places; Hyde Park March II and
-, Stowe March % aud "a, Worthwhile
March % and 20, Jefrersonville March 2S
and %. Col. Sanford gave a lecture on his
| travels in Palestine Sunday evening to n
large aud appreciative audience Miss Ad-
die Thomas was at a. V. Wiswell's Sun
day.
MORRlSVllLE.
Rev. George II. Wright Of Cambridge
preached at the Methodist church Sunday
afternoon. -Comnunion services we're held
at the Congregational church on Sunday
morning. -Ciates' hill at the south end Of
Congress street seems to be the spot most
favorably mentioned for the new cemetery.
Mrs. ". II. Robinson is visiting her bro
Their, II. w. Bell OF Gleus Falls, y. "
Wednesday. At the regular meeting of the
II. L. Powers Republican club the school
law was discussed. the office OF treasurer
was created and a. L. Cheney elected. The
next regular meeting occurs the first We'd
nesday evening in April. Tue four business
! places in the hotel block are now occupied
TIE Office will DO very nearly completed so
as to be occupied by Friday OF this week,
when occurs the Masonic district meeting,
which will undoubtedly bring u large at
tendance Col j. L. Sanford lectured here
on Saturday evening under the auspices Of
the ladies Of the Universalist society. A
number OF the c. y. r., ". r. c., and 5.
of V. were entertained by Austin Wilkins
and wife ut Gladys Falls Tuesday evening.
VAUDEVILLE.
Mrs. John Page has pneumonia. jar
Trennor has taken the James farm. Mrs
). Ii. Brown has gone to live with her son.
Victor, at Morrsvile. A Mr. Seley OF
Cambridge has taken the Mrs. Grin Tiilot-
son farm.-kittis Wells has gons to East
Cambridge to work. w. y. Leach has the
towns poor to feed this year.
STOWE.
Harvey Atkins has moved to Waterbury.
Andrew Boies is closing out his grocery
| business and will move to tho Davis farm
| About 500 was collected for Rev. Mr..
| Emery at the donation given him Friday
evening. Ernest Foss is moving to his
farm in Elmore Luther Bedell takes pos
session OF the Foss farm soou.-Mrs. Fanny
Cutler OF Grand Haven, Mich, died from
consumption in California, recently. Mrs
! Cutler was former resident aud has many
relatives here john Latosh has left the
sherman place "A library sociable was
ne!d at the vestry OF Unity church Monday
evening AT least dozen new evaporators
! have been brought into town this year.
Mrs ~. c. Siayton is quite sick. Airs
George Robinson is better.