Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-01
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAM BRIDGE.

officers for Phoenix lodge, J. o. G.. T., were
elected: G. T., j. a. Watkins; V. T., Hat
tic Westman secretary, Carrie Carroll; +.
s., Marion Page; chaplain, Myrtle Buker;
treasurer, w. Ii. Griswold; marshal, Frank
Green; guard, Ethel Smith; sentinel,
Chaunccy Aldrich.
WORTHWHILE.
At the republican town caucus Thursday
evening William s. Cheney was nominated
for town representative with the vote stand
ing as follows: Whole number cast, 2SS;
necessary for choice, 145; scattering, Il
A. A. Niles, 10; a. o. Gates, 46; Z. il.
Slocum, II; w. s. Cheney, AS There
had been a very spirited canvass but tho
best of feeling has prevailed both among
the candidates aud their supporters. The
democrats have put in nomination j. j.
Billings OF "Bllings' Mills in the south
west part Of tho town. Friday mornings
cGmpmee'ius sermon was by R,v. {. Stob-
bins of Undorhili. In tho afternoon at |
o'clock Mrs. Parker addressed the children,
and at O'Clock Dr. Parker gave
an interesting address upon In da.-
Tho annual business meeting of the
Campmeeting association was held on
Thursday afternoon when the folio wing
| officers were elected. President, |. A.
White; vico-presdents A. f. Whitney, n.
w. Morrill,, j. .Beeman; secretary, y. a.
Miles; treasurer, l.. J.. Camp; railroad
agent, A. f. Whitney; auditors, u. Z.
Montieth, G. f. Smith, y. Conant; execu-
tive committee, Il. l.. Nanton a. +. Whit
ney, G. f. Smith, c. S. Hastings, j. Bee
man. The association voted to return to
holding the meetings full week and on
Sunday another year Having voted not to
hold on SUNDAY this year the attendance
and the number OF tents and camp compa-
mes has been very perccptiby lessened. Tho
treasury has some over $500.
Prof. W. A. Beebe gave an account OF
the late Christian Endeavor convention in
New York at the Congregational church on
SUNDAY evening.-A large crowd and
au enthusiastic occasion is contempia ed
in connection with the Lamolle county re-
publican rally to be held on the camp and
fair grounds here on Saturday. The speak
ers for that occasion are Hon. John
l.. Gritiiths OF Indiana, ex-Gov. Dllling-
ham of Waterbury, Tracy l.. JefYords,
esq, of Washington and others. Max
ham, the popular singer, band and
drum corps will be present. 1t is proposed
to make an all-day affair Of it with a basket
picnic attachment.-Rev. Mr.. Nanton con-
Quoted six separate services on Sunday
Next Sunday the regular quarterly meeting
services will be held at the Methodist church.
The sewer system is being extended to
Park street. For once at least, it is believed
that the caucus nominee for republican
representative will be elected, as no organ
lied movement against him is made. The
democrats Of this town held the first, last
and only democratic rally in Lamoille coun-
ty in the town hall on Monday evening the
20th, when r.. c. O'Sullvau advocated the
creed of the national democracy
WATERVlLLE.
| Mr. and Mrs. Nate Brown of Morrisyille
are the guests of his mother. Ida
Waterman Of Warren is the guest of Mrs.
Il. A. Jackson. Mr.. Laraway has finished
the north end of his block into a tenement.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Mann are visiting in
town. The ballot Clerks elected for the 9th
day of September are: NJ. L. Church. Or
auge Houghton, T.. c. Wells, Charles Child
$ G, Valley of Boston, Mass has PLACED.
a fine monument at the graves OF his father
and mother. Mrs. J. II. Huburd has some
apples of last years growth which are as
sound as when pick ed.
STOWE.
The candidates for representative are:
Peoples party, James f. Houston; demo
crat, Hon. W. II. Ii. Bingham; republican,
Albert II. Cheney MIR. and Mrs. Fred
relatives in town. MIR. Fred Smith and
Miss Matte Waite were married last week
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berry of Burlington
are visiting in town.-Mss Addie Bigelow
returns to Salem, Mass, this week.
JOHNSON.
Mrs. Nellie Sargent of Stowe is in town.
Miss Julia Ferry has commenced her school
in st. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Ian.
q
ard.-Albin Demerrtt has purchased the
Mills farm and will move soon.-Ars.
Clement and daughter from Chicago are
visiting in town.-Aiss Bernce Beecher and
sister, Mrs. Elmer Vaughn from Chicago,
came to town last week. The republicans
are to have grand rally and flag raising
tn week Thursday.
CAMBRIDGE.
Prof. c. S. Cornell and wife, who have
been spending the summer with relatives in
town, have returned TO their homo in
Pueblo, Col, accompanied by NJ. and Mrs
Carmie Brush. Arthur Webster and sister
Lila OF Danville are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. h. Il. Nhtcomb, this week. Charles
Russn and wife are rejoicing over the ar
rival of another son. Earnest House of
Concord n. H., is at Henry McNally's.-
j. Is. Page is i'll. Miss 5. D. Morgan is ill
and has gone to the Boro for few weeks
with her sou, DR.. j. B. Morgan.-Miss
Eula Parker Is to teach school in district
No. in Fletcher this tall.-Mrs. Bertha
Whitcomb Wells is teaching the
same school which she has taught
for two years.--Mr and Mrs.
Nate Smile have another son. Mrs. Oates
and baby and Miss Pausy Edgar start for
New York Friday. Mr., Oates is to Join
them later and then go to Colorado
Miss Molie Held, who has been
spending the summer at Truman Whit
combs, has returned to New York. -
The following officers were installed at
Phoenix hall Friday evening: c. T.,
j. A. Watkins; V. T., Hattie Griswold;
chaplain, Myrtle Buker; secretary, Carrie
Carroll; assistant secretary, Matte Badger;
page, f. s. Marion treasurer, w. IL. Girls
void; p. G. T., &. d. Lease; NJ, Frank
Green; ID. NJ, Clara Griswold; e., Ethel
smith; sentinel, Chauncey Aldrich; lodge
deputy, j. a. Watkins. Mrs. Blaisdell has
returned from Stowe.-Miss Hattie Hopkins
OF Highgate Springs is at home for few
DAYS. -SerVicaS will ba ball in, tha Saconl