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

dent, S. d. Miner of this city, who will
have charge of the convention Tho State
Reform school sent out party on the
steamer Tuesday to enjoy the pleas
ures of boatride and picnic
party OF about 20 ladies from Westport
came up the river Monday many of them
for the first time, and they were eloquent in
thoir praises of the river and the scenery
There is au earnest call for more cottages
on the lake shore. Next month will see
every available cottage, tent or dwelling
house occupied by seekers after fresh air.
The Gazelle took out party Tuesday for q
pleasure ride down to the lake. Among
them were Mr.. John Chapman and wife of
Omaha, Neb., and D. r. Young of the
Huntington drug store. City hoodlums
gathered around quiet farmer the othsr
day and began chatting him on his rusty hat
and general appearance, which he suddenly
caught one of them and rnorped tho ground
with him, until it vas hard to tel! where the
gravel scratches and tho unbroken skin met
AT st. Paufs rectory, os guests Of Rev. Mr.
Smith, are Rev. Eivin X. Smith, Miss
Smith, Herbert Smith OF Lambertville, n.
j., and Row Henry Mason Baum, D. c. L.,
editor of tho Church Review.
The operatives in the curtain roll finish
"a
having a fine opportunity for camping, pic
pics, fishing, etc, as the manager, j. D.
Whitcsdc, is taking his two weeks outing
/ Mt mile point. w. Lawrence oe Bread
Leaf Inn, d. G. Riley Of the Medical de-
| partment of the U. V. NJ, Miss Sullivan
and Miss Dlekeley Of Miidebury we're the
guests OF j. w. Sullivan Sunday. Mrs.
! Lartin Mark OF Bristol is visiting friends in
| town.-Mrs. ParkhUrst and two children
were guests of Mayor Booth Sunday.
LINCOLN.
George Draper is in town.-Miss Sadie
I Mason Of New Haven is visiting here, the
guest of Miss Sophia Pope. During the
! thunder storm last Friday night lightning
7 struck in several places. Two calves Of
Mr.. Caustic were killed by it.-Mr aad
Mrs. NJ. D. Datchslder of Peoria, Ill.,,
were in town few days last week. Il ISIS
Bolle Kenyon Of Pantou, visited relatives
in town last week. Mary Stearns is in
| town.
EAST mlDDLEBU8Y.
Miss c. f. Sumner is visiting at Mrs L.
| o. Portcr's in Cornwall. Mrs. Archie Dix
on and two SONG, Roy end Franz, of OS-
densburg, n. y, are visiting Mrs. Dixon's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W Sessions. -
Michael Galvin's barn was struck by light
ming last Friday night and burned with its
contentc. A calf and a buggy We're also
burned.
BRISTOL.
The Bristol base ball nine went to Yer
geEnes Friday and defeated tho home team
in close and interesting game. The score
was; Bristols 10; Vergennes g. The Brstols
have not been defeated as yet this season.
WEST ADDISON.
Mr. Mayno Davis OF Burlington is the
guest of Walter Ward. Miss julio Dris-
coils house on Lake street is nearly com
pleted.-Mr. s. II. Rogers is home from
Burlington Medical college spending his va
caton.-Nss Adele Liinoso left for Mon
treal Monday, accompanied by Johnny and
Blanche Tatro.
SHOREtiAM.
Prof. John Har,ican of ~. Paul, MINI.
is here for his summer vacation The
death of Mrs. Bridget StoIes took place at
her late residence on Sunday evening, July
10. Tho disease wes consumntion The
priest conducted the funeral services at the
} Catholic church Tuesday morning, July II.
News OF the birth Of son, May 30, tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E!s4oll at Randwick,
Australia, has reached their friends here
during the past week Two barns and
three haystacks on the fair lot belonging tc
Chauncey Jones, were struck by lightning
and consumed By fire during the heavy
shower last Friday night. They wero ia
cured for $500, Joe Collctto's house in
RichvIlle WAS also struck, but the damage
was very slight
6RlDPORT.
NJ. D. Batoheider and wife Of St. Louj.
were in town last week Tuesday.-Johr
Wright and Miss Lois Lapham we're mar
ried June 29.-Rev. William Bacon. III. Il,
Towers and George Burwe returned from
New York Wednesday. Mrs, France,
Fletcher of minneapolis is spending tbs
summer at her brothers., b. A. SkiP's.-
". A. Lewis was in town recently.-H
Northrup of Coon is at l. T. Fletchsr's.-
II. Baker of Michigan is IN town, VISITING
his sister, Mrs. Martin Wheeler. ID. b
Fleming lost a valuable COW last week
NEW HAVEN.
Mrs w. w. Wa 0ul daughter o.
Adams, Mass, ore d.. ... I.o'r. Miss Luci,
Hawthorne OF New - Olive,
Eaton and children o. H.. .., gro visitins
friends here. -Rev. Mr.. kondrick of Ii
) linois preached Sunday forenoon. Tn,
evening meeting was devoted TO reports OF
p the great Christian Endeavor convention 10
= Now York city, by those who attended it
l Charles Chapiu and bride were in town oyol
. Sunday, Prot II. \. Ellinwood has boel
again engaged as principal of Beemar
e academy and Miss Florence Hawthorne a.
= assstant.-Mrs. II. +. Ellinwood is visitine