Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-20

rihew, has returned from fishing trip with
a fine lot of pike.
CHARLOTTE.
Mr.. Pratt and Granddaughter Of Saratoga
are visiting at Charles Pratt's. Henry b.
Wilder and daughter of Battle Creek, Mich
igan, are visiting in town.--Peter Stone of
Nebraska, who has been sb'ent from Char
lottc 33 years, is visiting in town.-Mrs.
DR.. NJ. G. Burkhard and daughter of Balti-
more are visiting Mrs. N. G. Bush
WEST BOLTON.
Alice Woodward of Enosburgh is stop
ping ut w. II. Stevens Mrs Bacon, Not
lie Bacon and Fannie Streetsr have gone to
the Adirondacks to work for the summer.
Kate Pcase j. at work for Hobart Pease
at Jericho Centre.
MILTON.
The funeral OF "A. w. Barnum was held
from the residence Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. i. NJ. Barnum Rov. Mr.. Wright of
Montpelier off ciatcd, assisted by Rev. Mr.
Mackey of st. Adams, Rev. e. 4. Herrick
and Rev. MIR. Atkinson OF this place. Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. o. Clark and children are in
town with Mrs. Fnxon. Mrs. Fairchild
and daughter. Mrs. Hattie Parmelee, start
ed last week for the worlds air.-Mrs. L.
kin arc visiting in Topsham. Mrs. Mary
Deming of Minneapolis is in owr.--The
Reading circle meet this week Friday at
Mrs. Bartlett's.
WEST MILTON.
Mr.. Snow will do the shingling on tho
buildings of the Clark farm Col. Clark
was here last week looking over his farms.
Mrs. McCauley expects to move into her
house this week Miss Kinns of Colches-
ter is visiting Mrs. Wright.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
Miss NJ. Il. Burnette is at home from
New York Mrs. Ella Graham and
daughter from Mortified are visiting Mrs.
Graham's father, Dan Gotta. -Miss Car olene
b. Ferrln was In Swanton over Sunday. -
Mrs. Sarah Beach OF Westford is in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry s. Teachout are re-
ioicing over the advent Of son.-- Miss
Landon from Colchester is the guest of
Mrs. William Henry. l.. NJ. Booth 10
quito ill.-Dan Johnson is home from Bos-
ton. Miss Agnes Drury has gone to Cedar
Beach to camp with DR.. Johnson's people Of
| Burlington Mrs. S. d. Butter from
Potsdam, N y, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
| Lamphire from Lebanon, n. H. and Mrs.
Harriet A. Sexton from Bridgeport, Conn.
are visiting their brother, Mr.. Butter
Mrs. Cady and daughter Jennie from Ben
ning ton are visiting Mrs. w. j. Shiland. -
Mr.. Frederick l.. CoHles, special pension
examiner for department of Vermont
lately appointed in place of Homer Riggs,
was in town last Thursday working up
tho claim Of the widow OF the late Col.
Charles II. Seoton.
RICHMOND.
| Austin Hazen, ir.. left home last Friday
| for Connecticut and sails to day for Ger
many. He will spend the summer In Thole,
in the Harz mountains, and in September
enters the University OF Berlin. --Robert
and Tracy Hazen have gone to Mount Her
mon and Northfiold, Mass. At the close Of
school Tracy took tae Cambridge prize OF
$50 for general excellence" Allen Hasen
has gone to Pittsfeld, Mass, for the sum
mer.
SHELSUHNE.
The now iron bridge is finished The
delegates who attended tho Christian En-
deavor convention in Montreal gave their
evening.-Mose. Blow Is happy; it is a son.
Mrs. II. S. Tracy and daughter Marshey
of New York are at e. f. Blar's.
ST. GEORGE.
Mrs. Mary Noonin on the sick list
last wsek.-H. S. lilly of South Burlng
ton visited his cousin, NJ E. lilly the frs
of the week MIR. Russell lilly returned
home last Sunday after an extended alb
sence in South Burlington.