Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-09
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRlSVI, LE

Inc Lanes lnduStrlal society OF the Con-
gregationel church he's merged into a So
ciety known as "The United Workers. ~
Miss Alice Collins returned to her hons in
hlllsboro N. H., Friday. MIR. and Mrs
George F. Earle entertained 20 of their
friends in Grand Army hall Thursday even
ing, - Communion services at Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning. The hnan-
cal statement in the annual report of the
town SHOWS an indie otedness of Sl953 50
with assets amounting TO $6ll. The
liquor agent sold $6402. 40 worth of liquor
during the year at a net profit to the town
of Sl5S5.1,.
Department Commander G. w. Doty
went to Braintree last Friday, where he
met 10 of the original members of his COM
pany, Co. +, second regiment, all of whom
enlisted in April 1861. A very pleasant
reunion was held with Comrade Flagg Of
that town, and veterans from the surround
ing towns joined in a campfire in the even
ing
CAMBRIDGE.
Edgar Reynolds is to move to the Lyman
Adams house at ths Centre. Cyrus Viii
liams has moved from Charles Powells into
the house vaca ted by Charles Miles. Robert
Mackey has moved to New Hampshire. -
Edgar Ellsworth has moved from the Val
ley to the Boro. Hattie Hopkins is spend
ing few days in Boston, accompanying
Miss Grace Hopkins, who is on her way to
California. Mrs. Emerson, mother of John
Emerson, died at her home at South Cam
bridge last Friday. Funeral was held Sun
day. Rev. II. A. Howard officiating. -
Henry Porter and family of Fletcher visited
at Jacksonville last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Page are taking care of Clark Thompson
who is very III. Mrs. Ober is very feeble
his winter. Mrs. Mary Rusg is in poor
| health. Mrs. Rosmond Fox is suffering
| from mental trouble Miss Abbie Wilcox
and Mrs. Joe Gallup left Jetfersonville
Monday for Chicago. -Goorge Wells will
| run the separator for the Franklin county
creamery at the old cheese factory in In
derhill. William Hopkins conducted Epis-
copal services at Jacksonville Sunday
morning and at the Boro chapel in the af-
ternoon. The annual meeting of the w.
| H. NJ. s. will be held with Mrs f. Wheelock
Thursday evening, -Lucy Sesley is at home
Carrie Carroll has closed her school at
Hampshire Corners and Mary Nye in the
Fullington district The Cambridge stu
dents are home from Morrisville. Edgar
Mills is here from the West with his new
bride.
WAT ERVlLLE.
Miss Anna Smile is in Montpelier D.
C. Smith was in Massachusetts last week.
Miss Unice Mann has returned from
Montpelier. Mr.. and Mrs. Bombard are the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Ladue.
An infant and only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Trainor died last Tuesday. On the
evening Of the Sd the band called ON Mr..
Henry Smile and were treated to fruit.
After social visit they returned home,
| Mol fo ri hare hay
were treated to cake and coffee.
JOHNSON.
John Cover Of East Fairfield visited a.
j. Gauvin this week John Rand is soor
to move to his mothers farm near Perkins
vile. George w. Baker started for Rut
land Saturday. He will be employed as as
sistant manager of the Ksely institute -
Mrs. +. Ii. Sherwin spent Sunday with
friends in Enosburgh.-D. d. Morgan hal
been engaged by A. b. Noyes & Co. OF St
Johnsbury and went there last week. -
Jennie Baker is spending a few days witt
friends in Fairfield, Me.-Nettie Davis ha
gone to Boston TO take a course in the bust
ness college.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
The funeral of Mrs. Jennie L. Newton o
Worcester, Mass, was held here Sunday
last. Chedman Robertson's funera
was held the 4th.-E. w. Smith has hiret
s. Ingalls, shoe shop, and will move hi
goods there. Carroll Stone Is recovering
from a severe out.
STOWE.
o. j. Benson has let his farm to William
, Smith. Frank Robnson's three-months
, old daughter has the whooping cough. -
Hiram Knight moved to Colorado Tuesday