Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-16
LAMOLL{E COUNTY.
CAM BRIDGE,

Mr.. and Mrs. john Dillon are happy over
the birth Of boy at their home. "A sister
Of Mrs F. W. Cakes is stopping with her
for q while. james Hubbard is improving.
Stafford Putnam and Miss Hattie Mcclure
were married at the bride home last Wed
nesday.-Mr. Hodge and Eyio Reynolds
were married last Wednesday.
Mrs. Stephen Cornell is failing Mrs.
Thomas Long has been very i'll the past
week, Miss Nellie Melendy had success
full operation performed a the Mary Fletcher
hospital last week. Carrie Carroll is teach
ing ct North Bend. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cornell are home for the summer. Walter
Wiley has returned from Chicago. Miss
lneZ Fatten has returned to Morrisvile. -
Mrs. Fare well Wetherby has gone to Bur
lingto MIR. and Mrs. John Dillon have
three pound boy. -Children's day will be
observed at the Methodist church, June 49,
The First and Second Congregational
churches observed the same last Sunday
Miss Hand, missionary from Salt Lake
City, Utah, gave en- address at the First
church in the morning and al the Second in
the evening, Sunday. 1.-Two young children
were baptized at the Second Congregations ell
church Sunday.-Miss Bailey has been
obliged to give up her school on account of
the illness Of her mother.
STOWE.
Noah Scribnor, one of the Oldest inhabi-
tants, died "Wednesday. Funeral services
were held Frday.-Mrs. Warren Seavor
died Thursday and was buried Saturday -
Mrs. Mary Cady with her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay of Minne-
apolis are visiting relatives in town.-C. H.
Slocum and George NJ. Powers Of Morris
vile, l.. c. Moody and Orlo Luce of Stowe
have leased the Charles Burt mill pond in
Nebraska and will stock 1t with trout for a
| private fish pond. w ork on the new school,
house in District No. II begins this week,
The Congregational Sunday school gave a
| concert Sunday evening. a teachers
meeting will be held at the village school
house, Saturday, June 1S-Fred Board
man has opened new barber shop in town.
Mrs. a. a. Warren is in Burlington, hav-
ing delicate operation performed on her
| eye.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Mrs. n. A. Hadley is gaining rapidly. -
| Rev, Mr.. Rock wood has returned from his
vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Smith have
a daughter, born the Sth-J, D. Kelly and
wife have gone to Albursh Springs for a
few weeks. Mrs. Luther Woods of Bakers
field is stopping at j. NJ. Foss's, caring for
her mother, who Ia very feeble.
WATERVlLLE.
j. V. Stevens is on tho sick list MIR. and
| Mrs. Seley are happy III the birth Of q
daughter. --George Mann Is preparing tc
build a large addition to his AKA shop. The
mill at the quarry is nearly completed. "A
telephone line has been extended to Belvi-
dere Corners, Capt. Netherlands nsw
Beard and Judge Miller were elected dele
gates to the State convention at the caucul
Saturday Chester Hodgkins of Boston
was visiting In town the past week.
Caucus TO elect delegates TO the republican
convention Saturday evening, June IS, a
Sp. m.
JOHNSON.
A postonlce has been opened at East j hn
son with w. III. Stsarns as postmaster. -
Messrs. Bucks have moved their machiner r.
to their mill at Cambridge Junction to say
out their large stock of logs there. -Th
store house Of w. IL. Stearns was burne
together with $500 worth OF rGkes, etc
June ID III. W. Stevens and wife ar
spending a few days with their daughter a
Champlain, N. Y.-F c. Whiting and wifi
spent Sunday in Burlington -Grass is look
ing finely,
HYDE PARK.
Misses Bertha Cheney and Mabel Stay to-
returned from Montgomery last week Wed
nesday.-M b. Eaton closed his labors 1
Hardwick Saturday. Mr.. Luce and wifi
have come here from East St. Johnsbur
to live with Mr.. Fri Fleetwood. The Hyd
!, Park office OF the News and Citizen has bee
moved on to o lot adjoining ths church. -
, Mr.. Seaver has purcnasei the srlst and saw
mill at Csdy's Falls.
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