Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-10

the past week. Mathews OF New
Haven is at J. l. Clark's -Messrs. L. f.
Gulley and Carlton Hanks, with their wives,
are visiting friends in Shoreham and Bird
port. Charles Putnam and son Of
Massachusetts, spent last week in to wp.-
Mrs. Harrison Warner and daughter OF
Middlcbury wero in town last week visiting
friends
BRISTOL.
The Bristol library was opened to the
public Saturday afternoon. The Catholic
society have broken ground for rectory
near their church. Fifteen hundred dollars
have been raised. The seiectmen have
closed a contract with the Bristol Electric
Light company for go street lamps, and the
poles have been distributed aud the work of
setting and stringing the wire will be COM
menced at once.-Miss Benedict OF Burlng-
ton is the guest OF Miss Hickok. Charles
Boynton. wife and daughter of Elwood,
Neb., Mrs. John Pierce and son of Pomona,
Cal, are visiting at N. l.. Boynton's.-
Clayton Parmelce of Boston is in town.
BOLTON.
Mr. G.. 7. Swase of Washington and L.
s. Everett OF Massachu ssetts, who have
been the guests of H. stackpole have re-
turned home. Mr.. Mark Ford of Kenne-
Mass, and Miss Lizzie A. Stackpole of Bos-
ton are expected this week to spend their
vacations
EAST MIODLe6URY.
Fred Stacy has gone to Rutland. Mrs
A. j. Weber Of Lincoln is visiting here
this week. Mr.. Charles +. Partridge Ia
making his annual visit TO his family and
friends here.-A. II. O!mstead is with his
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been suffering with Brights' disease for
more than year, is failing. Mrs. John
NJ Nash OF st. Albaus is with her parents
here.-Mrs E. J. Rogers aud family at
tended a family gathering of the Fays in
Goshen on Friday last
SAoReHAM.
| Mrs. Esther Forbes returned Friday
evening. Earl Orchard of Hoosck Falls
is with his grandmother for lis summer
vacation. Edward Harrington, aged IS
years, was buried from his late residences
last Sunday. The funeral of Myron Orvis
took place the Wednesday following. Mrs.
| Levi Swift and friends arrived at her
mothers MRS. Fannie " olcott) last Thurs
day, having driven from her home in Mid
dlesex. Mr. Patrick Har tcan died at his
home on Friday, August 4. His funeral
WAS attended at the Catholic church Mon
day morning. -Dlrs. Emine Ingram and
granddaughter are at Mr.. Frank Burgess
on a visit. Parker Towner spent Sunday
at home
MONKTON.
Mrs. Curtis Fletcher and Mrs. William
Fletcher and daughter, Anna, have return
ed to their home in Essex, spending week
with Mrs. G. c. Roscoe. MIR. b. Lawrence
was buried at East Monkton the 9th. His
death was caused by a stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. j. Shepard was married to Miss
George Martin the 9th at tho home OF
James Shepard. Mrs. Edward Tucker i,
visiting her mother In Burlington.
STARksBoRo.
Prof. j. A. ODER OF Sandy Hill, n. V.
has commenced singing class here which
is we'll attended. The Hill reunion will be
held in P. j. Smiths grove, Wednesday
August &C. Allie, Sayles is at home for bel
vacation. Elder Fuller and family ar,
home from camping Mr.. John ..Ceverlv
wife and daughter are visiting at r. r
Hills.
CORNWALL.
Mrs. Masepa Samson of Orange, n. j.
and three grandchildren, who have been fol
the past month at c. 4. Samson's left fo
home Friday. Miss Mabel Ray of Try, n
Y, 10 spending her vacation in /, ,vn,
guest at Abram Elisworth's.
RlCHvlLLE
Mrs. Fred Brookns and children are a
II. II. Lyman's Mrs w. F. Jones, Nell,
Wicker of 1iconderoga and Addie Town
send of Crown Point, f. II. Eldredgs an,
family OF Brdport, c. NJ. Hanks and fam
lily also Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Gullev of Ad
olson, have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Townsend the past week.
WEYBaloGe.
Mr.. Charles Sturtevant is very low an
his death is daily expected. He is a grea
sufferer from cancer of this stomach. Prof
W. l. Twitchell Of Hartford, Conn, is a
the Twitohell homestead for few days.
This school house in district No. is under
going repairs. family of Col. W. b
Hurlbert are in town. Mrs Hurlbert |
caring for her mother, Mrs. Ayers.
NEW HAVEN,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson of Bristol
George Everest Archie Potter, Charlie Ev
crest Ira Everest, Adelaide Chaplin, Laur
Palmer, Gertrude Wicker and Edith Hin
. man OF New Haven have been camping a
the Dairy mple cottage, Basin har Dor Mi.
, Carrie Stevens Of Jonesville and Mis-, CT rae
Stone Of Monkton are guests Of Col. Hur
burt's. Mrs. b. F. Nuttins of Aver, Hass
and Frank l.. Shackett of Dallas, Texas
are ct W. NJ. Mclntyre'.. Prof f. e. Hi
thorn and family are visiting their parent,
Mr.. and Mrs. George p Hathorn. Mi.
Helen A. Miner returned Tuesday from
weeks outing at camp Saints Rest,
Long Point. Mr.. Watson w. Hurlbul
starts for Chicago this week, where he h,
4 secured position on the corps of speci,
, guides. Prof. c. L. Hesselgrave is in towr
+ The academy building is undergoin
v thorough repairs. DR.. L. d. Hall is ser
ously III.
n LINCOLN.
G Rev. w. W. Carr and wife went to the lal
i Monday for few days. jasper Page was
S town over Sunday. Tho fourth annual r
& union of the Whittier family will be he
Q at the residence OF Edmund Whittier
d South Lincoln on Tuesday, August 90
d large number of relatives and friends fro
- thi. town attended the funeral of Mr.. Pa
= Colby of Bristol on Sunday Mr.. Colt
s was former resident Of this place.