Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-14

Mrs. Adelbert Stockwell on tho evening of
the 9TH it being the occasion of their 10th
marriage anniversary. Among the many
nice things left was an elegant sofa. There
will be a lawn party on the green in front
OF the Brown church Friday evening. Ice
cream, cake and coffee will be served. Tho
Belvidore band Will furnish music All are
invited
CAMBRIDGE.
Miss Alice Flagg is spending her vacation
with her parents. -lr. aud Mrs w. +.
Colt of Barre spent the week in Cambridge,
Mr.. SCOTS former home. Charles Thomas
of Montgomery visited his brother, X. Il.
Thomas last week. A sister of j. Magettes,
with her daughter are visiting here. Hat
tie Griswold is spending few weeks with
friends in Mortified, Mass. Mrs. Farewell
Wetherby and Mrs Henry Wetherby of
Burlington are stopping in town during the
absence of Mr.. and Mrs &. b. Wetherby.
Rev. +. w. Cakes left for Leadville, Col,
Tuesday to be absent three weeks. nurse
from Burlington is taking care of Mrs.
Cakes and son during his absence. Rev. g.
w. Henderson from Louisiana preached at
the Congregational church last Sunday. -
II. W. Varnum has been stopping with his
family the past week. School at the Cen
afternoon. Z. Whi,comb is able to
ride out, also Mrs. Irving Melendy. Mrs.
w. II. Griswold was able to attend church
last Sunday for the first time for some
weeks. Miss Harriet Curtis of this place
and George Kenheld Of Hyde Park were
married at the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
&. II. Wright July 4.
II. \. Gray and wife, r. Brush and wife,
B. G. Macoy and wife, returned from the
press exclusion Monday evenings. b.
Iulburd and Miss Mary Flagg were mar
ried Monday. -Rev T.. Wheeock and
daughter, Miss Lucy, nre in Saratoga this
week.
Mrs Fred Boardman died at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. J. l.. Stafford, Tuesday
Funeral services were held by Emma Paul
Of Morrisville on Thursday. Mrs. Board
man left husband and little child Mrs.
Ball and daughter are at K. A. Savages's
-Messrs Shattuck and Hutchinson closed
their tent meetings Sunday night A party
of young people picncked in the NOTCH
Friday. Mrs. Henry Warren was badly
injured during the high wind on Friday
Charles Mower of Burlington is in town
Mrs. Cornle Gates of Chicago is visiting her
parents.
WOCCOTT.
Rev. Mr.. Henderson occupied the desk of
the Methodist church last Sunday aud will
remain here through the summer Mrs
Sarah Conant is visiting friends in Hard
wick.-Charles Sheldon and wife have been
visiting friends in Belvidere.
JOHNSON.
The Gihon river creamery is running full
! nd ie 1alyi MI httt tor
Farmers are haying in good earnest this
week and the crop is good ne.-George
B. Whiting has gone to Betheham, n. H.,
to drive team for the Prospect House. Mrs.
Joel Allen and daughter are visiting in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
WORTHWHILE.
! The body Of William Heavy's son
! Willie, drowned last April, was recently
discovered by John Driscoll on the Judge
Andrews farm below Johnson. The re-
mains were identified by the father. "A
special village meeting is called to investi
gate the matter of repairing the sewer, and
also to bring the town hall enlargement be
fore the voters of the village.
HYCE PARK.
Miss Stella Wlswell of Springfield, Mass.
is visiting relatives in town. Misses Brig
ham and keoler, also Harry Noyes arC
Leon Wiswell are at home for the summer
vacation. In the abseGce Of the pastor
Leon Wiswell read sermon quite accepta
bly, Sunday Coy. Page returned from
10 days sojourn at the beach Thursday
evening.-Messrs, Mcfarland and Hulburd
with their wives, accompanied Editor Levi
and wife on the annual Vermont press ex
custom, A social hop at the Hotel Phoenix
was enjoyed by tho young people Saturday
evening.