Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-27

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he died within half an hour. Battles
was considerably br used but not seriously
injured.
STOWE.
c. l.. McMahon was in Boston last week on
railroad business. Mrs Caroline Barnes
has gone to Woodstock. Lewis Grout has
finished work for j. j. Vearen and returned
to Waterbury. HAL Atkins, Mrs. Julia
Irving and her son Eddie are visiting rola-
tives at Crown Point, N. W. o. Burt
has rented A. II. Slayton's house on Main
strest and will move soon.-Mr and Mrs
G. NJ. Culver are taking trip to Chicago
and other places in the West. The cream
cry is settling with its patrons for June
milk at from 10 TO 50 cents per hundred. -
Alvah Ring and wife of Huntington were
in town last week.
Mrs. Stickney and daughter of st Louis,
Mo-, are at Lemuel Smith -Raspberries
are abundant this year and sell at Z cents
per quart. A Knock trial. will be held at
the town hall Friday night, July 20. Rev.
Mr.. Bu2zel of Me1dville preached at Unity
church Sunday. The young people of tho
village went to Emore pond for picnic,
July 10.
Fred Litch has moved to the Albert
Robinson house. John Straw has entirely
rebuilt his louise and put up at addition. -
Mrs. Malvins Butts is home from Malletts
Bay. Mrs. Butts is 70 years old aud it was
her first trip by rail. Mrs. Enoch Cleye-
land of Wolcott has been visiting her broth
err, A. J. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lord
and children of Illinois are at Homer
Stearn's. L. McMahon is back from
Boston quito sanguine as to tho prospect for
a railroad. Misses Louise and Ida Wells
are working this summer at Saranac Lake.
n. "a sociable will be held ct the West
Branch church Monday evening, July 81.
Mrs. Edward Bigelow OF Salem Mass, will
sing and there will be other entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Spear of Amherst, Mass,
are visiting in town.
CAMBRIDGE.
Day Rugg's baby has been very il-Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Chase havu a boy at their
home. MIR. and Mrs. George Kenfield, who
are in Maine, are happy over the arrival Of
boy.-Miss Leila Macutchan OF Stowe Wis
tied at Gilbert Gonyeau's last eek-Miss
Lillian Stafford has gone to Lake Placid TO
! ork.-Mrs. e. j. Gallup is in Canada via
lung -. d. Salloru nds gone w esI anu
will join his family and visit the fair bsfore
returning home. Mrs. A. A. Atkins is
entertaining Mrs. George Trow of Hard
wicx.-Rev. II. Bushnell has returned
from visit TO Abingdon, Mass. -
Rev. H. A. Howard preached at the First
Congregational church Sunday evening Mr..
? Howard will exchange with Rev. e. 7.
o Seymour of Morrisville and Mrs. Seymour
will give report of the Christian Endeavcr
t convention at Montreal next Sunday even
} ing at the Second church. Episcopal SER
a vices held at the Second church last
Sunday morning aud at the chapel in the
a afternoon. The Dudley Buck Glee club Of
Pueblo Col, gave concer. at Rey-
n nolds hall Monday evening. The male
5 quartetto of the club sang at the FRS,
= church in the morning and at the Second
e. church in the evening.
JOHNSON.
Mrs. f. L. Walbridge has returned and
will keep house in the Hannah Hill house as
, soon as repairs are completed. A. j.
Grout, one of the teachers at the Normal,
was MARI ed to Miss Grace Preston las
. ek-Hon. k. c. Cristy has returned
from California, where he spent the winter.
:, Mrs. b. A. Hunt has returned from
Grand Rapids, Mich.-Among those il
town over Sunday were Mrs. y. l.. Merrill
of Enosburgh, Mrs W. r. Parker from the
>. same place, e. L. Mudg.tt, Fairfax; and
: Mrs. William Mckinley OF Syracuse, " Y
:, Mrs. Helen l.. Story is spending few
weeks with her son at Lestershire, n. "
W. c. Doane spent a few days in Milton
, last week.
- NORTH HY De PARK.
d During The thunder storm Saturda,
II lightning struck the chimney Of A.
Jones' house, demolishing it and shockin.
# Mrs. Jones quite seriously. Patrons OF tn
n creamery arc quito well satisfied with thu
N returns for jane butter.
4 WAT ERVILLE.
- DR.. Hulburd is slowly recovering from
his illness. Miss Sadie Patterson /, sic
with measles Albert Cutting of Nirgini
is stopping in town-Mr. Lunt and daush
ter OF Wolcott were the guests of his so
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wiley O
Boston were the guests Of his brother Rob
ert last weeks. X. Miller and Miss Elm
Miller visited in Troy last week.-Mr. an
Mrs. II. y. Leach visited their daughter
Mrs L. w. Smith, at North Hyde Par
last week. Mrs o. ID. Rogers OF st. Johns
bury was in town Friday and Saturday
Clarence Pierce and Miss Nollis Chatfeo o
Euosburgh were married last week. Mis-
Ureia Wethersll is home from Connecticut
Miss Kelley and granddaughter, Mnbe
Miller, are visiting in Worthwhile. -Herber
Potter of Massachusetts, is the guest OF HI
mother, Mrs Chauncey Shattuck.- Mir
Nelson Afford of Baltimore, NJ. D., is tn
guest of his brother Adial.