Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-10
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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pipes and IL so, to appr opriate money now
in the treasury.
A special meeting OF the Village Corpor-
alton was held and largely at
tended Friday evening. special commit
tee on water, elected at the last annual
meeting reported, announcing that good
springs with good elevation and access have
been found and a refusal secured from the
owner. The desirablity OF having water
furnishing plant owned and In control OF
the village corporation was strongly urged.
The wator committe and board Of trustees
were made a special committee to make
further investing tion.-Wa Gilbert is
at home from st. Adams to spend bis vaca-
ton. Walter Gilbert and VIII Whipple
of Boston will also spend short vacation
here.-Rev. b. n. Seymour of Warrington
occupied his sons pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning.-N. Z.
Wender and daughter of Montreal have
been spending several days In town.
The Lamoile Valley camp meeting is to
be at Morrisville August 18th to 2lst.
Tickets for camp good from 10th to oath.
Talen ted speakers will address the meetings.
Rev. b. N. Seymour of Washington, d.
c., occupied tho Congreg ational pulpit on
Sunday morning. Prof. d. NJ. Dustan, a
former principal OF Worthwhile academy, is
here on visit with Miss Dustan and are
the guests of DR.. Z. J. Hall.-Frsd b.
Livingston and L. J. Thompson started
Monday noon on a trip across the continent.
Mrs. Hattie Bundy Gray, who has been
spending the summer with her mother, left
on Monday for her home In Worcester,
Mas.-Tucker chapter held special meet
ing on Saturday evening at Mount YER
lA,lr tphi In at
was held at the Randall Mrs. l.. M. May
oft died at her home on High street on Sun
day morning.
Another special corporation meeting has
been called for Friday evening, August
18th, to SEQ if the village will vote to pur-
chase the entire plant of the Worthwhile
Aqueduct company, also to see If tho village
will vote to purchase springs OF water with
| the view OF constructing water system OF
Its own.-Dr. David Randall has decided to
again engage in the practice of medicine
and will have an Office at Hotel Randall. -
Mrs. Edwin Heath and Miss Cora Stafford
went to Ludlow Tuesday. John NJ. Miles
went to Boston Tuesday to start out with
fall samples for Moore, Smith G. Co.
DR.. L. H. johnson leaves on Thursday for
Navgatuck Comfy United Workers
met at the Congregational church Friday
afternoon. A missionary meeting will be
held at $50, addressed by anative Japane,
lady. The monthly business meeting takes
place at 4 80, supper at O'Clock and en-
tertainment, can Evening in Japan, in
| the evening.
ERVlLLE.
f. Davis is sick at tho Parker House
John McElroy OF Burlington stopped with
his parents over Sunday. There was a viii
lage picnic at the Mountain Spring on Fri
day A good time was reported. Major
Brown of Salem, Mass, was the guest Of
his brother, r. H. Brown, the past week.
NORTH HYDE PARK
The Christian Endeavor society will hold
an ice cream social at the church, accom-
panied by a literary entertainment Wednes-
day evening, August IL, the proceeds to be
used in furnishing the vestry.-John Berry
of Worcester, Mass, is visiting friends in
town.
WOuCOTT.
Mrs. Carrie Fairman Cram will give a
reading at the Congregational church
Thursday evening, Aug. 18th. Mrs. Cram
| is a graduate of the Boston conservatory.
IS. G. Pennock VI Weston, Mass, returned
to his home on Monday last. Miss Cole
Cogwell OF ST. Johnsbury is visiting at W.
j. Mudgett's. Bert Cram and wife ofHyde
Park was in town over Sunday.
JOHNSON
H. n. Maxfeld is making some repairs or
his recently purchased house on Pearl street
Mr.. Mason from North Troy is stopping
at j. A. Pearls Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Ian
don spent last week at Oh Orchard, Mr..
Landon returning Monday. --George Mon