Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-03
LAMOIhLE COUNTY.

Tie local delegates to the Christian En-
deavor convention at Montreal gave a re-
port at the Congregations! church Wednes-
day evening The commissioners on the
estate of Thomas Luce mst August , -
The household goods of Mrs. q. Lovojoy
were sold at auction Saturday. AIR. and
Mrs. L. c. Moody have broken up house
keeping and are boarding at Green Noun
tain Inn.
A social dance was held at Judson Russ
Friday night. Hollis Edison is in John
son caring for her sister, Mrs. Muckler. -
NJ. w. Owen and Ii. f. Straw are repair
ing the poor farm buildings in Morristown.
Mrs A. II. Slayton has been visiting in
Rutland. DR.. and Mrs. ". &. Church are
at home from Nantucket.-Mrs. Caroline
Barnes is back from Woodstock,
WOLCOTT.
S. J. Pennock of Weston, Mass, is visit
ing III town. The Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Charles Sheldon Thursday
afternoon. M. S. Burnell goas 20 Washing
ton this week.
CAMBRIDGE.
William Patteu is sici with measles
Mrs. r. j.. FIagg is very i'll. Mr.. Prouty
CT Chicago died at Hoto Mciendy Tuesday
July %. His remains were taken to his for
mer home for burial Wednesday morning.
The funeral of the young child OF Carroll
Reynolds was held Tuesday afternoon ct
their residence Mrs. F. 5. Dodge has fin
ished work for Mrs. Amos Stearns.
Mrs. Fred Powell is visiting her sister in
Waterbur Miss Myra Wilcox OF this
place and Frank Sargent of johnson were
married at the brides home Friday, July
2S.-L. X. Weston S little girl fell from the
piazza Saturday and broke one Of the bones
In her left rm.-Several cases OF measles
are reported in town. Miss Alice Flagg
arrived home from Minneapolis last week
Wednesday, being called here By the illness
of her mother Mrs. Heminway has re-
turned from the West and is stopping with
her sister. Mrs. l.. a. Wheelock james
Brown and family have begun housekeeping
in their new house. MIR. Ellis has moved
into part of the Adams house. &C. c.
Holmes and wife are entertaining she that
was formally Miss Mary Belvard and her
husband. Rev. Mr.. Lewis is to hold special
meetings Wednesday and Thursday evenings
at the Second church. Mrs. George White
was called to Barre Friday to attend the
funeral of her uncle. Mrs. William Holmes
has been the guest OF Mrs. E. Wheelock for
the past week. MIR. and Mrs. c. +. HUI
burd returned from Chicago Saturday.
Tho funeral of John Labounty was held
from his residence Saturday afternoon. -
Prof. Oscar Atwood OF New Orleans gave a
very interesting talk at the Congregational
| church Sunday morning.
WORTHWHILE.
| DR.. C. c. Rublee saw fine specimen OF
black bear while on a professional trip in
Hyde Park Thursday.-Mr Blackwell OF
Montpelier circulated petition for special
town mestlng here on Friday, said meetin !
to be called 10 sss if the town would grant
the right of way and give any
financial aid for proposed electrical rail
road from here to Stowe Rev. Mr.. Nan.
ton is absent securing speakers and trans
portation rates for the ennual Methodist
camp meeting.
| Rev Mr.. Howard of Jefferson Vile spok,
In the Congreg aticnal church Sunday morn
ing and evening in exchange with Rev. Mr.
Soy mour. Mrs. A. r. Campbell and daugh
ter are taking a carriage drive through the
northern part of the State. Methods
| Ladies' Aid met at J. A. Souther's farm
house Wednesday. A meeting of Tucker
chapter was held in the rooms Of Noun
Vernon lodge Friday. DR.. johnson
gees this week for brief stay at her hom
10 Marlborough, n. H.-The Lamolls Man
ufacturing company of this place are 10 in
crease the work done at their leather boar'
mandatory here. The firm have head
quarters in Salem and Boston, to whicf
place Foreman J. o. Thompson went Mon
day. Quite an amount of new machinery
is to be shipped here at once, and an in
creased force Of hands employed.-F. w
Reynolds, proprietor, and e. X. Bates
driver OF the Derby stock farm were il
town over Sunday. j. Ii. Atkinson an,
family were called to Underhill Saturda!
by the death OF his father.--F. b. Living
ston shipped a carload of maple sugar t.
San FRANCISCO Monday. A special tow
meeting has bseh called by ths selsctmsn t
take action in regard TO giving financial en-
coursgemsnt or the right OF way to al
electric railroad from here to Stove.
Messrs. Charles A. Stafford and Fred b
Livingston start this week on western
tour extending to the Pacific coast.-Rsy
B. N. Seymour and Mira. Seymour o