Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-11
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGGNNEs.

v, camc up the river Saturday with six
passengers. The pleasant summer resort or
Mrs Winan's, at Basin Harbor Homestead,
has guests from Boston, New York, New
Jersey, and other points, who greatly enjoy
Vermont air and scenery--E. Dali
rymplo aud family of Worcester,
Mass, are visiting relatives aud
friends in Nergennes and vicinity
Hon. c. W. Read and family have returned
from Saratoga. Among the guests at Woy-
bridge camp. Kelloggs Bay is j. Cnids of
st. Lolis, Missouri. II. Neville, whose store
IS the headquarters OF tine telephone OK
change, is at Alburgh Springs. MIR. Thomp-
son of Rutland, is in charge during his nb-
seuce.-Gen Grapdey and j. W. Grardoy
are home from Middlehury. The Phelps
Smith will case has occupied the attention
of the court for n week and will last another.
&c. A. Sprigg s. Co., shipped load of
stock to the Boston market Friday. Another
load was forwarded Monday. --Nergennos
will send 80 of the Ethan Allen post mem
beers to the national encampment at Wash
ington in September. Trade III NeTgennes
was lively Saturday. beginning August
II. every store in Nergennes, except the
drug stores, will close at O'Clock Wedncs-
day evening of each week until further
notice.
A Harrison and Reid demonstration was
given Saturday evening" snd Gen. Wood
word addressed tho loyal republicans pres
ent
Arthur Happen OF Panton has taon four
horses from his stables 10 Glcns Falls, y. y,
where the Northern New York Breeders are
holding their annual meeting. Among the
horses taken are Getty Grant, Nancy liark-
away, Wanda and Homer. Mr.. Happens
horses have captured u Creditable share or
the seasons prizes, ut the various drives in
this State. A largely attended and interest
Ing marriage ceremony took place u; St.
Peters Roman Catholic church. Monday
morning, on which occasion Charles l.. Bar
or and Miss Nellie Field were united, Father
Campeau oliic ating The happy pair will
visit Montreal on their wedding trip
Mr.. Nevins of the firm Of Nevins a uavi-
land Of New York, is stopping with his
family at Mrs ). W. Barnes'.-C W.
Doten, vino has been confined to the house
for several weeks with fever was out Mon
lay for the first time O. Noonan
shipped carload of cows, calves and hogs
to Boston market Monday. Tho choir boys
connected with 49, Paul's church enjoyed
picnic Monday to Kimball's Point under tho
supervision of the rector, Rev Mr. Smith.
At the republican rally Saturday evening
when u splendid Harrison and Reid flag was
of New \ orl. was the first orator introduced
and delivered ar able address.
The lawn festival at T.. ". Taylor Mon
day evening in the interest Of the Epworth
league was largely attended and n success in
every particular. The receipts were Sill
Tho annual picnic given to his church choir
by Father Golot of Middiebury was to have
como on The Water Lily Tuesday, but as
through some oversight the engineer went
or boeri tho Nellie to Westport, the party
was taken by the Ciazelle, and among them
were: D. u. Lawrence of Bread Loaf Inn,
Mis-. icMahon, Miss O'Donnell, Misses julia
and Nellie Calvin and several friends from
this city. The Nellie met them at
Fort Ca:sn and relieved the Gaelic, -
The young lady friends Of the Nergennes
band propose giving festival in the park
Friday evening for the benefit Of the band.
Saturday evening democratic flag viii
be raised anG Thomas II. Brown o. But
land will make a campaign address. Miss
Eva SCOve, assistant postmaster, has re-
burned to her post Of duty after Il brief va
ration.-Judgo Smith is again in the pro-
bate Office, didchargirg his official duties -
The bride and groom Cf Monday will hold &
reception Thursday evening at the house Of
the groom Charles Z. Earor, Mnin street
west side OF the river.--The Gladys took Il
Among others were John T. Greene ant
Cons OF Cleveland Ohio. "A commendeblt
spirit Of ambition is apparent i'll the leagu,
club, whose members are arranging for ap
propriate uniforms for the campaign. Judg
Andrews and wife Of johnson are guests Of
their son, Superintendent Andrews, Mt the
State School.
BRISTOL.
Ferris Stokes had the end of his thum
OF hi left hand cut off Friday afternoon
ri the Bristol Manufacturing company
works. Tile Young Mems Republican clu
will hold Il rally in Bristol, August %. II
&. Arnold, cashier Of the Bristol bank, an
family, start the first OF the week on a i
inys' visit in Rutland and Massachusetts, Co.
a telegram was received here Friday even
ing, stating that Edward Haudlin had los
his arm while at work the Boston an
Albany road at Worcester His parents re
Sided here mud formerly resided in Burling
ton.
During tho thunder storm Of TuesGa
morning lightning struck the hay barn {
William Hines. Tbs barn was filed wit
hay, and was burned to the ground III
Insurance, II any, Is wu.-Boston an
Rutland parties are perfecting arrangement
10 light stores and dwellings here by eot
pledged. They also propose running liz
TO Lincoln. They have been pledged col
tract to furnish power for a l0-horse pow,
motor.-Ihis village is entertaining nearl
100 city people. They all seem to be we
pleased with tho place and scenery. TT
Bristol Base Ball association have advertise
n game of ball between the homo club al
the Burlington FREE PHEsS club for tn
week Saturday. The Bristol Railroad con
puny are having sot OF car scales put
u2nr to the Bristol depot.
WHITING.
James T.. Parker died, after a five hour
sickness, on the morning Of the 80 inst,
heart disease and epoplexy, aged GO yea
and 3 months lie was buried from HIS 10
residence on the 9th by his brethren Of h
Masonic fraternity with their usual imprc
give service. He had been station age
here since tie Addison railroad began bu,
ness, and had u wide circle of friends.
George A. Alden of Watertown, Mass,
barp ot his ,nOtbnrls fnr his yooo,iop