Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-24

factory at Stowe into grist mill,
Frank Laraway has completed the en-
larsement Of his sawInill at Watervile.
WORTHWHILE.
j. NJ, Joslyn's place of business wa.
closed by an officer Monday. 1t is under
stood that he is financially embarrassed. -
The fall term of the village schools closed
last week Tuesday.
CAMBRIDGE.
The funeral Of Mrs. Grace Gallup was
held at her daughters, Mrs. Frank Pow
ellis residence, Thursday afternoon, Rev
Edwin Wneelock officiating. Mrs. Gallup
came from England when she was 30 years
old Her only brother, Thomas Edwards,
resides in this town. She leaves five child
rem to mourn her loss, beside a host of
friends. Smith Gallup and Mrs. Frank
Powell Of this place, Mrs. Ed. Powell and
Hattie Gallup Of Burlington and Charles
Powell OF Essex junction, al of the child
rem, were present at her funeral The re-
mains were placed by her husband in the
South Cambridge cemetery. Fernando
Powell and Ed. Gallup were it town to the
funeral.
Miss Eugenie Fullington from Palmer.
Mass, has been spending a few days in
town.-Bertha Blaisdell has gone to Bur
In LtOn to work.-Mrs. John Dillon OF St.
Adams is spending a few days in town. -
Mrs George Wells of Underhil visited her
parents last Friday. Her sister, Ruth, re-
turned home with her for a tow days visit.
Howard Brown and Miss Whitney of
bakersfield were in town over Sunday.
Miss Clara Grlswold returned home with
them.-W WILDER Newton OF Essex Centre was
in town last week. Halle Porter returned
to Fletcher Saturday. MIR. and Mrs. Ern-
est Melendy rendered reception 10 Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Payne on the evening OF the
18th "A birthday party WAS given Rev.
Edwin Wheelock at the First Congreg stion
al church last Thursday evening whicn was
largely attended. Rsfreshment were served
in the church parlors Mrs. A. {. Girls
woid's Sunday school class of the Second
church gave Clarence Powell a surprise par
ty at his home SATURDAY evening IN honor
OF his 23d birthday About 80 were
present. Coffee and cake were served. -
Charles Baker has rented his farm
Orange Reynolds and wife have another girl
baby. The receipts OF the masquerade and
fish pond Thursday evening were about $40
Rev. Mr. Howard is moving into the par
sonege. He has been ill for severa days
with la grippe, and owing to his illness,
Mr.. Tenney did not preach sunday as was
expected. -Myra " llcoX has closed her
school in the Prior district. Ella Holmes,
teacher In the graded school at Morrlsvile
is home for Thanksgiving flora Pearl Of
JoAnson closed her fall term of schoo at
tbs Boro Friday. She is to return for the
winter torn -Nathsn bush of johnson,
son OF Bige Bush, who owns the steam mill
at Cambridge junction, died of consump-
tion at his home 10 johnson Saturday, even
,ng.-Mrs Charles Blxby OF this pscs is
ow with consumption.
STOWE.
A very pleasant event was the marriage
of Miss Mary Gorton, which took place at
the home OF her grandfather, Mr.. HAL At
kins, November 10. Miss Gorton has
been teacher for some years in the New
Hampton Institute, Na.-Willism Smith
has taken the George Wakefield farm and
will move Immediately -Mrs Phoebe Now
er died Of consumption at the home OF her
son Richard In Lowell, Mass. Mrs Mary
A. Jenney and Mrs. Nancy Harris have
been caring for Mrs Mower through her
sickness. Walter Slayton and Miss Ella
Burnett were married Monday evening, No
vsmber 7, by Rev. G.. A Emery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Phoebe Mower was
held Thursday, Rev, /, 7. Booth Of North
years housokesper for Gould Camp, was
found dead on a sofa Wednesday afternoon.
Heart disease was the cause OF death. - The
students from Stowe TO Morrisvie academy
returned Wednesday. The wind Friday
did considerable damage about town.-The
fall torn OF the village schools closed Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Wade and son
aud Mr. and Mrs Jeroms Ayers are visit
ing relatives in Plymouth, n. II.
WAT ERVlLLE,
Mrs. n. r. Leach Is on the sick list
Charles Sherman was in town over Sunday.
MIR. and Nrs. A. L. Laraway have taken
rooms at the hotel. Rev. Mr.. Bragg and
wife have gone to Manchester, N. H. to
live with their son, Rev. Lyman Brsgg.
Mrs J. " Stevens has returned from Bur-