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


over, Germany.
A 2lxl2 feet Harrison and Reid flag is to
be raised on East state street.
Alma, the three year-old child of Ii. Il.
Chandler died on Monday, and the youngest
child of Joe Yatter on Tuesday.
G. c. Morse and wife OF Lincoln, Neb.,
is visiting his brother L. r. Morse.
Mrs. Nellie c. Daley and Mrs. Ray, her
mother, have gone to srend few weeks at
Caledonia Springs, Canada.
Mrs. Daniel Goodhue goes to Burlington
to attend the Mary Fletcher hospital for
| treatment of cancer.
Miss Josie Truax is bookkeeping for the
| Ii. A. Bowman store.
The Vermont delegation to the national
Y. 7. s. c. L. convention presented State
| Secretary II. Il. Towper with nice G. Il.
pm set with rubies and diamonds.
| Alfred Boulett has bought Il lot of land
| from DIR. j. ID. Lance of Berlin street, and
has begun the erection OF house thereon
Hon. Joseph Poland has suffered for sew
eral weeks from a 'Mastold abscess" be-
meath tho left temple, but successful surgi-
cal operation now affords good grounds for
expecting recovery
w. W. Standish and wife of Spring fiold,
Mass, are visiting William Standish, their
son, aud Mrs. w. S. Smith of Taunton,
also there.
Frank L. Barnes, late clerk in the Fuller
& Son hardware store, is here ON u vacation
from the Springfield, Mass, y. NJ. &. a.
training school, and is to return in Septem-
| Der for one more year.
The camping season at Mirror lake is be-
ginning to open III earnest, the large mum
Der of families mainly from Montpelier,
being located at Cedar Spring camp, on the
westerly side of the lake. A party of owe
80 people were there last week from Barre,
enjoying a fish owder and boating, besides
smaller parties from other localities. Camp
Lookout, near the southeasterly side of the
lake, is soon to be opened. This resort is
only about five miles from Montpelier, the
larger lake being over ono and one-four tb
miles long and nearly one-haf mile wide
a son was born ON Monday to II. f.. and
Mrs. Freer.
James L. Currap is at Topsham this week,
and II. Deavitu has gone to Waterbury for
two weeks.
Deputy Collector s. Il. Wiggn is still at
the maple sugar testing station examining
and correcting bonds for this year which
opened on July |. About 1000 sugar
makers have already applied for license
There were 60SG samples of maple sugar re
ceived and tested before the year closed on
June 80.
On Monday the Montpelier branch of the
Granite Cutters union voted to reject the
proposition from the Manufacturers asso-
citation.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Fred L. Worcester will soon build a house
in Barre Mrs. j. S. Dodge OF Lincoln ma,
been visiting relatives in this aud al Joining
towns. Ira Shirtletf met with a severe &C
cident week before last while helping to dis
lodge tree, the tree falling on him. His
back was so injured that he is now helpless.
PLAlNFlELD.
y Universohst revival was held here
Tuesday and Wednesday, July II and u.
Revs. Parker, Smith and Nickerson con
Quoted the services. During chat time
money was raised to support preaching for
oue-half Of tho ensuing Your. Miss Ger
trade Greeley is at home en- joying a vaca-
ton Of a week. Miss Clara Pike is visiting
in town. A sociabe is to he held at Mrs.
Archie Batchelder's on "Wednesday, July
20.
NORTH FAYSION.
Frank S. Chapman is quite III with ton.
? silits. Mrs. {. Is. Porter has returned
sick from Northtied. Mrs y. a. Cros.
, aul daughter Of Na,tiilli, are visiting her
daughter, Mrs. +. :. Chapman. Mrs. Syl
vestcr Henry and daughter Of Waterbury
have been visitingsin tuWn.-Ml5s Lena T.,
Howe has bean engaged to keep the fat
school in district No. /.
FAYSTON.
Mrs. c. Is. Porter is seriously il.-Iunt
Howe is to teach the fall school in distrIc
No. AIR. and Mrs. ), d. Marble from
Gouldville visited friends III town the pas
, week. go Frank II. Chapman is on the sic!
list
WATERBURY.
Curtis n. Arms has sold his residence tc
NJ q. Lvans for $1,000. Mrs. Inez Morse
linsdale of St. George has been visitn
: Mrs. LEHMAN Morse, her mother. Mrs
Martha bennington has returned from
several weeks stay in burlington ant
Essex. George ID. Smith of Burlington il
: visiting friends at Waterbury Centre. IL
. | :. Bloudiu has TO run his granite shop even
, ings to keep up with his orders, Mrs. Ere,
e. Luce has returned from her visit 10 Cam
bridge. Walter Guptil aud wife have tel
pound girl.-Prof. Chttenden OF SoutI
: burlington, formerly school teacher here
visited in town asst week.
Y Tho new Methodist church is up SO tina
t there Is now roof to prevent DELAYS b,
,. rein. Ole May and Anuie Boxer have gon
= to tho White Mountains Frank Horny ha
Il has returned to her school in Sharon. - MI
= and Mrs. Charles Richardson have returned
r from their visit in Waitslleld. Mrs = L
i Green has gone to Parishyllle, y. Y.--IIow
ard Arms and family of Bristol, Conn, ar
visiting in town. a. W God treasure
v and general manager Of the American Pub
fishing house, Philadelphia has been yisltin
at T. T. Farrall's The State supervisor
j.. of the insane have examined the patient
a aud discharged six as cured. The Frar
Brothers are building a mill at Brocktou
+ Mass, where they will move all their ma
= chinery,
!. George W. Kennedy went to Underhi
. Saturday to attend tho Kirby divorce cas-,
- Joseph Metsva had his foot crushed by
m rail falling upon it while working on tn
ia section Miss Eva Evans has returne
10 from Randolph and is not able to sit Vi
r Her sister, Mrs. a. Ellis, from Natics
10 Mass, is caring for her.
=, BARRE.
" Mrs. Charles Churhill died on Tuesda,