Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

Athens. Miss Wait Of Massachusetts, is
here caring Tor her sister, Mrs. Stebbins.
| Mrs. Taft OF Woodstock is visiting her cous-
ms, Mrs Lamb and Mrs. A. Parsons.--Th,
real estate of j. b. Leach was sold at pub
lie auction May "a to j. S. Leach.
Mrs. Charles Parsons and children Of
Morr stown are visiting friends here. MIR.
and Mrs Herbert Swan arc visiting hi
| sist0r, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Sally Wetherbee
OF North Fairfax is visiting among her old
| trieods and neighhors. 1t was 5. &. Shep-
nrGson and not j. S. Leach who bought the
}. b. Leach farm. There will be quarterly
meeting services at the Binghamvillo church
next Sunday forenoon Mrs. Whitney OF
| Worcester, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Bailey.
Rev. L. F. Fortney will preach at the
! Union church next Sunday. Mrs. James
Collins returned to Tracy, MINI, this week
+. H. Smith aud wife are home from
their trip to Athens, Nt.-Herbert Swan
and wife are back, after spending several
years in the South
HIGHGATE.
Clayton johnson is the guest OF W. p.
Skcels. JOHN bingham has returned from
Boston Tho Highgate Gun club was
dent, II. X. Lyon, vice president, and f. b
Leach secretary and treasurer Presiding
Elder l.. O. Sherburn oiiiclated at the
Methodist church last Sunday. Thomas
Sears says it is boy.-C. &. Austin is in
Bakersfield. &C. F. Skeels has three OF his
horses catered at the Newport races this
| week; two Of them taking second and third
money at North Troy last week. d. W.
Heiiion aud wife OF Boston are in town. 49,
Miss Nora Beach Is visiting friends in Brs-
toll M. e. Clark is visiting his son at
Clinton, Mass. The Rev. 7. F. SWEET
has moved from Swanton to his former
hone in town. He will hnve charge of tine
churches at Swanton and Highgate as
usual.
ENOSBURGH.
Orpheus Coburn, 30 years of age, died
Sunday night about II o'clock. lie went
to bod apparently in usual heal tn. Mrs. DR..
| q. w. Roberts returned to hsr home in
Springfield, Mass, the 18th. Edgar Hous-
ton, in the employ of the c. 7. railroad
in New Hampshire, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. T. f. DEMO. Howard DEMO has gone
to the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington.
FRANKLIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Gallup are happy
over new boy.-F. B. Willard of Spring
field, Mass, spent Sunday in town at ". e.
Robes. Mrs. AdIe (Shedd) futile died
May 30 at the Hahneman hospital, New
York city. The interment occurred ut Mr..
Tuttle's former home at Little, Mass
Chidrens day exercises at the Methodist
church were given to a full house.
WEST ENOseURGH.
Mrs. Henry Besoey went to Potsdam, \.
! Y, Tuesday on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. 4. T. Ladd. Mrs. John Fisk is visit
ing relatives in Canada.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
Miss Minnie Capron is at home from St.
Albans. Mr.. W. II. Yaw is at Montpelier,
also Miss Anna Laid and Mrs. Hattie
Leach MIR. Coburn was called suddenly
home by tn, doath of his father which oc-
CURED Sunday night Jennie Colcord
and her two daughters Of Everett, Mass.
are at her mothers, Mrs. Fay. Mr.
Monard of Bakersfield and Mrs. j. Pruela
Chaifee of this village married Tues
day. the sixth inst, at Eno,burgh Falls by
Elder Bergen.
MONTGOMERY CENTER.
The Congregational Y. P. s. c. L, have
changed their meetings from Sunday even
ing 10 Friday evening. MIR George Wright
accompanies his niece Mss Mary Lewis, to
her home in Ohio starting June II. Mr.
| Wright will visit the Columbian fair bef orc
his return. There viii be a social dance at
Stiles hall Friday evening Mr.. Charles
Farnsworth and wife OF Boe Foun taine,
Ohio, are visiting in town. Mr., Farnsworth
is the superintendent aud his wife the
matron of the Orphans Home Of that place
During the heavy thunder storm OF Sat
urday lightning struck the corn barn be
longing to Mr.. Il. Lewis. ". ". Wake.
field and w. W. Eden of Camden, y. Y,
passing by the barn at the time in a car
riage, both experienced a heavy shock, Mr..
WAKEFIELD being rendered unconscious for
time. The horse was thrown to the
ground by the shock.
FAIRFAX.
Luther A. Hunt Of Stoughton, Mass,
spent few days at his old home last week.
Fred W. Faucher is still at home not
being able to return to his studies at st.
Albans. Homer Bell of Waterbury visited
his mother last week. ohm Is. Alfred was
in Burlington the Sth inst. buying coal. -
Mrs Jane L. Smith of Princeton, H.. spent
last week with her brother, George A. Hub
bell. &C. {. Alfred started for two weeks
fishing outing in the Adirondacks the 18th
A. b. Beeman, esq, started for Chicago
the 18Th inst.
GDkN 1871 HAJ-NTVV