Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-08

Inc vermont ASaHle lulNerlZlnp CoHl-
pany, whose quarres and works are at
Waterville, is doing rushing business.
A fine portrait OF the late Hon. Luke T.
Poland is to be hung in the MorrIsviile pub
lie library, December 3 according to the
News and Citizen.
CAMBRIDGE.
November 25th Deputy Sheriff Lamphear
OF HYDE Park visited the hotel managed by
George +. White and seized quite Quanti-
ty of liquor. White went before tho States
attorney, Joel W. Page, for settlement
November Both Deputy Sheriff Rsymore
called on druggist X. Brush, and Brush
paid the States attorney a visit with the
object Of settling FOR dealing in the unlaw-
full 'ardent.'
a. II. Campbell, Phi. D., of Johnson
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday.-F. S. Edwards is some better. -
G. II. Wilcox moves to the Spe.Iman Seely
farm this week. Mr. Seely is to occupy the
house vacated by Wilcox. Thomas Ed
ward. is fseble. Joel II. Page was called to
Watervlle Sunday by the illness of his
father. School commenced at jefferson
Vile Monday with Mrs. Elsie Smith as
teacher HI. w. Narnum returned from
Berlin Falls, N H., Saturday night.
Miss Hattie Hopkins has returned from
Montpelier .-George Lee, with his two
boys returned to his home in Springfield,
Mass, Saturday. The new stage between
this place and Fletcher began its run De
cember Miss Grace Hopkins niece of
Mrs. s. NJ. Stafford, returns to San Fran
cisco this week. Our village school began
Monday with Mr.. Maurice and Miss Pearl
as teachers. Israel Seely and wife of
Watervile spent several days in town last
week L. j. Seeley is in poor health, as is
Miss Burnham and Mr.. King Mrs. S. j.
Morgan will spend the winter with her chill
dren at the Boro. David Prussin has moved
to his mother s.-Lucier Il Buntier's mill
was sold at auction last week. Mr.. Buntier
now has 1t In his possession The Bradbury
Fullington Farm has been rentsd to Mr.
Ballard Of Fletcher Mabel Chtlds Of Wa
terville is teaching school in the Fuller dis
trict and Carrie Carroll at Hampshire Cor
ners. School at the Ceutrs commenced
Monday. Ella Holmes has returned to
Morrisville. Mr.. aud Mrs. Chester Melendy
of Westminster, Mass, are home for visit.
w. II. Varnum and son returned from
New Hampshire Saturday, accompanied by
Mrs. Green Mr. Narnum's mother. Mrs.
D. c. Griswold returned from Barre last
week. Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Chase of
Fairfield visited in town the past week. -
Lucy and Sarah Seeley are spending two
weeks with friends in Jericho. Sherman
Bunter and friend from Hardwck have
gone to Poughkeepsie, n. Y, to attend
business college.-Mrs Mudgett Of Hyde
Park is visiting relatives in town. -Betsey
Lamplough visited in Underhill last week.
Mrs. Augusta Raymore has moved into the
Bassett house. Lizzie Putnam has finished
work for Mrs. a. A. Hawley. Prof. Camp
bell of johnson preached at the Second
church last Sunday morning, in the placs
OF Rev. NJ Howard.
MORRlSVlLLE.
Tho public library was we'll filed with
our citizens Friday evening when was held
a very enjoyable reception connected with
the hanging of two memorial portraits pre-
sented the Library association, one OF tho
late Judge Poland, the other of Mrs. May
Noyes Clark. Appropriate remarks were
made by Hon. Z. X, Gleed, vocal solos
were rendered by Rev. MIR. Wright and
Miss III. NJ. Slayton, and a fine selection by a
quartette. The remainder OF the evening
was very enjoyably spent socially. The
two portraits are done in crayon, nearly
life size, and will no doubt be followed by
others.
JOHNSON.
Miss Flora Pearl is teaching school in
Cambridge and Miss Mary Hill in East
Hardwick. +. c. Whiting has moved into
his new house. Waterman lodge No. SO,
f. and A. NJ, elected the following officers
at Its regular meeting; DR.. Allen, w. NJ. (;
C. A, Riddle, s. W.. r. b. Bradley, j. W.;
C. N. Harrington, treasurer; f. h. Sher-
win, secretary; +. w. Holmes, s. D.; j.
]. Hickey, j. g.; A. II. Campbell, chap
lain; w. II. Stearns, 8. s.; Bert Mills, j.
s.; William McLenathau, tyler. There
will be public installation of the above
named officers early In January. F. c.
Whiting has gone to New Haven, Conn,
with a car OF horses. &C. F. Goldsmith of
Bosca wen, N. H., preached at the Congre-
tional church last Sunday. Charles Hart
well and bride have returned.
HYDE PARK.
The winter term of the academy COM
menced Monday, December o, with full
attends nce. Principal +. d. Farr returned
from Bristol Saturday. Gov. Page returned
from business trip to New York and
Philadelphia Thursday.-H. NJ. Mcfarland
spent several days In Connecticut last week.
County Court convened Tuesday, Hon.