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

Mrs. II. ID. Howes and daughter of Maiden,
Mass, and Charles f. Gray of Gardner,
Mass, are guests at A. I. Gray's. -Mr.
Bowman of Waterbury is spending a few
days at w. j. Fosters.
WAlTsFlELD
The |. O. o, +. gavo their picnic on the
fair grounds on Wednesday, with large
attendance. Miss Mary circuit Of North
field is visiting here.--The fair ground hos
been put in good condition, and good time
is anticipated this week at the fair. Rev
j.. 3. Fisk aud family are away on their
annual vacation. The republicans raised
their flag on Saturday. Hon. Il. S. Stanton
aud Frank Plumley delivered addresses in
the vestry Of the Congregational church -
The democrats are to listen to a speech by
the campaign speaker, Monaghan, OF Provi.
Hence Il. ii. II. NcAllister received II
severe bruise on his foot recently. AT the
republican caucus Friday, Judge Hastings
was nominated as candidate for redresenta-
tive George Chickering of Wnlpolo, N. H.,
Is here buying cattle.
BARRE.
The opera house was crowded on Wodnes-
day night fer the republican rally. DR.. G.
f. Camp presided, and enthusiastic speeches
were made by Col l.. X. Fuller, Hon. j. l..
Martin, Col q. W. Hooker and Roy. +. j.
Parry Of Brattleboro. Members Of the
Republican club appeared in now Harrison
campaign hats and the Barre band escorted
large procession from the depot to the
hall.
W. F. Scott began the printers trade in
1870 on the st. Adams Messenger and on
Wednesday observed his 9th anniversary
rs q printer.
bear with two cubs is reported to be
wandering about the pastures and berry
fields in Orange.
Thirty-four turkeys owned by William
Farweil were killed by dogs last week.
Goddard seminary opened yesterday with
good attendance. The Spaulding graded
school opens next Monday.
The musical festival date has been changed
TO September q, % and 20, and the next
rehearsal is on Friday evening.
The Young Mems Republican club has re
organized by e!cctins Frank g. Rowland
pres dent; Frank ". Nichols, vice presi-
dent, and William W. Lapoint, secretary.
CALAIS.
H. Edna Goodell mas returned to Bethel
TO teach the fall term OF school in the dis
tnct in which She taught during tho sum
me Ms henry Jewe, of NASHUA, n. H.,
J, vis.tin- ner parents, Mr., and Mrs. {. Peck.
There was good attendance at the re-
publican caucus to nominate candidate
Ter town Representatives Charles h. Bur
nap was chosen for that office Josiah
Grout and George W. Wing will speak to
The republicans OF this place at the town
hall on Thursday evening of this week.
PLAlNF,ELD.
TIE upper deparm mt in the villego
}choo is ulder the cuarge OF Louis Lup,en,
}r. The primeay is to lie taught by SIS
Lillian " els of Calot-A republican flag
raising is t. lie he d Friday, September 3.
WORCESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Abbott of Boston are
visiting jerome l.. Stone. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Martin were made happy by the
birth Of son last Friday Mrs. Arthur
Markham Of barre is visiting NJ. 2. Kent.
her father A. Cooper has returned to
his business at Sprins, dold, Mass. AT the
democratic caucus +. Tewksbury was nomi-
nated for town representative.
FhYSTON.
The Misses Hopkins and Wisnart of Barre
visited at >. Is. Thompson's last woek. Ten
young mon took the freemau's oath last
Saturday. E. A. johnson and wife of
Newport are in town.