Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-08

trip through the Wost.- Rev. Mr.. Hazsn
has returned from Chicago.-Mrs. Albert
Greeley has gone to Byron, ILL.,, to visit her
daughter. will Parmenter and Sherman
Beckwith are at home from Lawrence,
Mass.
STOCKBRlDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin G. Bradley are re-
jocng over a baby girl. Mrs. Alvin Smith
is at her fathers, Joel Blaskmer. "A. c.
Brsdley's mother, from Woodstock, is stop
ping with him for few weeks. Fred
Morse and Mr.. Preston from Royalton Wis
tied at Il. j. Beut's last Saturday and Sun
day MIR. Frank OF Lincoln s working for
Eg bert Sheldon. Quarterly conference will
be held here next Sunday.
SOUTH ROYALTON.
Hon. Chester Pierce and wife were In
town over Sunday E. X. Preston, who
has been night telegraph operator, has gone
to Salisbury where he has charge of the
station.
NORTH POMFRET.
Mrs. Faneuf is ill.-Mrs. Durkee, who
came from Derry, n. H., to her sisters,
Mrs. G. Sawyer, is very i'll with heart dis.
ease and is not expected to recover Mrs.
resident is visiting friends in town.-A G.
Perkins is home for few days from New
Ham shire. "A vote was taken to build OF
repair the old school house in district No
! 6.-Silns Burch has gene to Woodstock. -
| Arthur Bugbee has lost his black horse -
F. L. Davis has the addition in front Of hi,
house nearly completed.
READING.
relatives at Lebanon, N. H.-Mrs. DAME
Davis OF Malone, n. Y, has been visiting
friends here. Mrs. Bishee is visiting rea
tives at Woodstock Mrs. Clayton Gran
dali and two children of Lebanon, N. H..
are with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Hawkins. Fred Perkins and Clifford Girls
void have returned from Ludlow, where
they have been attending school during the
spring N. L. e. Perkins is attend ms
county court at Woodstock as one of the
| jurymen. GEORGE Round OF st. Johnsbury
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
| Round. - hildren's day will be observed al
the Baptist church next Sunday. A memo
rial sermon was preached at the Baptis
church by Rev. a. Heald on Sunday, May
2S. The G.. A. H. attended in body anC
the church was decorated with flags. -
Memorial day was appropriately observed
in this town under the direction of H. E
Giddings G. A. Il. post. The cemeteries
at South Reading and Bailey's Mills
were visited IN the forenoon. Very
interesting exercises were held at Fechvill,
in the afternoon in the school house yarC
and the attendance was good Music wa
rendered by the glee club, prayer was Of
fered by Rev. A. Heald and the village
school aided by songs and selections. AT
address was delivered by w. II. Parker o
Cambridge and the exercises closed with
song by the glee club aud benediction by
Rev. Mr.. Harris OF South Reading. Tit
Il. a. r, accompanied by the school chill
dren and others, then proceeded to tn,
cemetery and decorated the graves of theil
fallen comrades. Martial music was fur
nish ed as usual AT the recent election o
officers in the Blue Ribbon club, Leon Cool
idge was chosen president, Miss Lila Per
kins vice president, Miss Ella Vittum secre
tary, Miss Belle Round treasurer, Edd,
! Sawyer usher, Miss Lizzie Stuart and Mis-
| Gladys Gibson librarians and Miss Katie
Griswold orgauist.-A son was born OIL
June to Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Newton.