Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-06
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
WORTHWHILE.

| ORRlSVlLLE.
The grange picnic on the camp grou1d
Juno ~ was attended by about 100 Re-
marks were made by several and music nnd
recitations by the young people made up
tue programme The annual Methodist
campmeeting will begin on the grounds here
Monday, August IS, con tinuing to the next
Monday mornin.. Several prominent
speakers will be engaged for tho occasion.
There was meeting Of Tucker chapter
Masons here on Friday afternoon. The
grand rally of Iamoille county Sunday
schools, held on ths csmpground here on
Friday, drew large delegations from the sew
eral towns in the county. 1t is estimated
that fully 1000 people were in attendance.
Prof. Laudon of Burlington aud Rev. Mr..
Saunders of johnson were on the pro
gramme. Rev. f. i. Lewis, State Sunday
school and Christian Endesvor missionary,
was present.
c. X. Jamson of the White River juno
ticn Landmark was in town over Sunday.
His family have spent faw days at II. j.
Fisher S. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week occurs meeting of the
Ministerial association Of st. Adams dis
trict. Tho association embraces some 30 or
more Methodist pastors, and a full attend
ance is expected. Rev. Il H. Nanton will
be in Montreal this week and over another
Sunday, in attendance upon tho interna-
tional Christian Endeavor conventio A
native Japanese lady, a student at Mount
Holyoke seminary, is stepping with the
Misses Lyon.
An effort ia being made to ra Sc sufficient
funds to establish granite cutting and
polishing business sre.--Tho string of
horses from Utton's stable. in charge of
driver John Mouiton, went from Billings
ParE to Rutland to participate in races
there. Hon. L. X. Gleed and son, f. g.
fleetwood, spent part of last week in st.
AlbHns engaged in the duties coming to
tho former as a member of the commission
appointed by Gov. Fuller to revise the
State laws.-W. |. and l.. w Pau have
gone to Lake Bomcseen, where they furnish
music for the season. The Centennial
Town Public Library is again open.
STOWE.
Dr.. d. D. Grout OF Waterbury was in
town Jrnei2I to soc ira Henderson, who is
SICK with heart dseass.-An II O'Clock
stage from Waterbury began running July
1.-The postoflice changed hands Saturday,
July Tho new building is now nearly
finished.
Mrs. Sarah Slayton OF Grand Haven,
Mich, is at Jonas Thomas. Miss Waite of
Crown Point. X. V, is visiting her sister,
-hi 81 leu houIlIu, hN 4IOSCON. Cai -
line Barnes, with her daughter, Mrs. Potter,
and children of Emporia, Kan, are visiting
at r. ID. S!aYton 's.-Charles Nutting, with
, his family and father A. B. Nutting have
moved to Brandon,
Frank Robinson, who has been in school
in Malone, y. y, the post year. came home
, Saturday. Miss Emma Carey il clerking
for o. E. Luce in tn, postotlice. Fred and
, Sam Thomas and Carroll Scribner are
home from Norwich university. Misses
Alice and Bertha Barrows and Susie Bige-
low are home from johnson Normal school.
Mrs. Mark Lord and her mother, Mrs
Butts have gone to Colchester. Leila Ma
cutchan has finished her school in Essex. -
A severe hailstorm tell in the west part of
the town Friday afternoon, causing much
damage and utterly destroying the crops
and fruit trees in so me places. Over 40
panes Of glass were broken in one house.
Notwithstanding the heat the ground was
white Saturday morning.
CAMBRIDGE.
r. b. Thomas cal ed to Rutland last
week to attend the funeral of brother in
law. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. L. Whitcomb and
daughter are spending few days at the
homo of Mr.. Whitcomb. Mrs. c. B..
Wetherby and daughter Kate visited at
; Mrs. Netherlands in johnson last week.
Mrs. DR.. Bushnell and daughter have re-
turned from a visit in Albany. Mrs Brig
ham OF Bakersfield has been spending a few
|, days with her sister, Mrs A. c. Grswold -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ransom visited in
Waterville the past week. Mrs. Joe Gal
lup and Clara Smith started Monday for
! the White Mountains, byron Holmes of
, Blooming iale is home for the Fourth. -
George bishop has gone to Rye Beach, n.
, H. to work in the Sea View House this sea-
son. Mary Fullinston has returned home
from Underhil. Albert Wiley has return
ed TO Berlin. Mabel Whitcomb who has
been i'll in the hospital at Burlington for the
= last six months, returned to her home i'm
= proved in health. Z. Whtcomb and
= wife have returned to Aorrisville after a
0 few days vacation. r. B. Thomas has re-
( turned from Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs j. ".
t Stafford of Burlington are in town.--Rev.
- Edwin Wheelock oiicatel at the funeral OF
, the late Judge Page, father of ex-Gov.
. Page, Hyde Park, Sunday morning
JOHNSON.
4 Mrs. J.. NJ Knight and daughter Ssrat
started for Chicago Tuesday to be absent
several weeks -Aliss Ellen Leland is visit
ing in Ryegate. jed Pearl aud family ar,
n visiting relatives in North Troy B. S
!. Huntington and family from tho Dalles
!, oregon, are VlsiliuS Ut IL "A ~ htellnan :
is &C. w. Baker and family spent Sunday a
d his fathers, 7. j. Baker.-War Mors,
y of Waterbury made b. a. Hunt call last
d week. Miss Thompson, this assistant at the
$ Normal school, has gone TO her home il
h Verona, Pa.-Burt Leslie died at his broth
n er WHY'S Monday.-C. c. Stoddard vii
% start for San Francisco Thursday to settl,
- his brothers estate.
II WATERVlLlE.
Z. Donovan Hawley OF the West was tn
:. guest OF Henry Wilbur the past week. -
fe Nathan Smile is in the Adrondacas thi
q week.-Chauncey Tillotson has returned
S. from Kansas. -Mr. and Mrs Homer Holme
visited in Montgomery last week.-O, ?
Shattuck returned to Worcester, Mass.
Friday. Helen Stevens is stopping il
re town.-Frank Mcfarland of Otter River
t; Mass, is the guest of his brother, Capt. Nc
~ Farland. Mr.. Green of st. Adams Is stop