Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27
LAMOELLE COUNTY.

this year.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
Onc of the most successful industries in
the thriving village OF MorrisviIle is the
Lamollle bakery. Under the management
of !. n. White a Co. it has come up from
almost nothing to its present strong posi-
ton.
WORTHWHILE.
Hon. H. II. Powers and Mrs Powers
Miss Carrie Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cheney, Mss Cheney and I. c. Cheney, and
+. G. Fleetwood were in Burlh gton We'd
nosday in attendance upon tbs Powers
Woodbury. wedding. -Rev. A. +. Wright
10 away for "A short time The Worthwhile
school directors are organized with {. If.
Slocum chairman Col. A. o. Gates su-
perintendent and a. A. Niles. clerk.
H. +. Folsom and wife and
+. h. Blossom and wife, officials OF the t.
Johnshury aud Lake Chauplan road, were
at the Randall Tuesday. Mrs. Pottle went
to Nav y ork Wednesday and Mrs. Hodey to
Boston to purchase new millinery. -Several
from here went Thursday morning to at
tend thu Vermont conference at Barton.
Tho academy students hold u sociabe at
acadsfhy hail Friday evening, the proceeds
to lie for the benefit of the ball team.
MIR. Edward Webster father OF T.. W.
Webster and Mrs. Elmor Wade, died FRI
day at tho home of III, latter. Intevment
Mt stowe Sunday. "A large number of ladies'
went to Stowe Wednesday evening and in
stltutei on eastern State lodge. The
nual meeting of the village corporation will
be held Monday evening, May 8 The cor
poration will be found out Of debt Don
Wilder has finished work for H. a. Sluytcn
and has gone to Brattleboro.
+. G. Fleetwood has been appointed su-
perintendent OF schools. Arrangements are
made for opening nearly all the echoois next
week. Key. Mr. Fortney of Plainfsd
preached in the Universalst church sun
day. Hon. +. X. Gleed read sermon al
the Congres ational church and Prof W. \.
Eeebe spoke in the Methodist church 10 tue
afternoon. The three regular pastors were
all out OF town. The W. r. c. hold a box
party at their hail Friday evening". NJ.
Powers and bride arrived here from their
wedding trip Monday.
CAMBRIDGE.
a new separator building is being built
on the oil creamery grounds, Mrs. j. But.
Ter is stepping with her sister, Mrs. Amas
Stearns. Farmers in this vicinity have
made two and a half pounds of sugar per
tree. Mrs. II. \. Howard has returned
from Calais Miss Nora Patten has return
ell rom Fletcher. The funeral of Mrs
Ella Hitchcock was held at the Boro We'd
nesday, Rev. f. Wheeoci officiating S.
NJ. Stafford treated large crowd to maple
sugar recently. 49, Uncls Jack Wires is dead
and buried.
Sherman Bunker has gone home to Hard
wick. -Miso Marion Hubbard is at home
from Hardwck Alice Minor OF Cady 3
Falls is stopping with her grandmother.
Glen wilkins has gone home to Cadv's Falls
sick. Mrs. Martin Ellsworth ia entertaining
her granddaughter, Sadie Ellsworth. Mrs.
Fred Smith and Miss Laura Burnham are
engaged to teach the spring school at Jefler-
sonvile Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Raymore
and Nosco Fuller are much improved in
heal:n.-Lucy Seeley is in very poor health
Butter sold for 20 cents at JefTersonville
last Saturday, three cents better than the
week previous. Lottie Carpenter has
returned to Montgomery, where shs will re-
sumo teaching. Ruth Whitcomb want back
to johnson Monday.
The Ladies' Home Missionary society met
with Mrs. b. S. Eiinwocd Thursday Mrs
Rollin Parsons and daughter are gues', Of
Col Gales. Mr.. Bachum has charge of the
creamery. MIR. D. ". Cutting is confined
to the house. The village school begins
next week. Miss Flora Pearl is 10 teach in
the Primary. George Gilmore has moved
into the Wills house.
WOLCOTT.
Mrs Dora Whitman is visiting in Maine.
S. A. Fife left for Boston Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Collie Hubbeil, Mrs |. j. MuIg
EFT, Fannie Fife anil Arthur Titus were
chosen delegates to the county conference
May and 4.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. S. Burnell
spent Sunday in JeiferJonville.
STOWE.
Carol Mum will soon move to johnson.
DR.. d. d. Grout OF Waterbury was in
town Monday The Mount Mansfield
creamery will lie opened Wednesday,
Gilman Moody is failing Mas Mary
Moody is homs from New York. The re-
mains OF Claud Hale. aged ~, were
brought here from Boston last week
for burial. A peculiar form of brain
disease was the cause OF death. Farmers
report rather. better than an average sugar
season. The schools will open Nay /.
Very few changes have been made in school
matters. III, West Hill district has been
given up aud the scholars divided between
the two adjoining districts.
TeRVlLLE.
Mrs II. B. Miller is visiting in Richford
Albert Austin has moved into a part Of
Bet.ey Fletcher's house. Roy Lyon of
Vergennes visited his mother last week. -