Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE,


George Lee has returned to Springfield
Mass-Albert Cutting and Harry Reynolds
are spending their vacation at home. Mr.
Harlow Wires was called to Worthwhile last
week ON account of the serious illness of his
brother.-Miss Emma Mudgett has been on
gagged as bookkeeper for ii. N. Gray.
Married in Jacksonville, March 8, by
Rev. Henry c. Howard, George Pepaw of
Bakersfield and Lucia l.. Kelley OF Water.
Vile
o. a. Patten has purchased valuable
colt of his nephew, Elmer Patten. -lnez
Patten of Morrisville is spending her vaca-
| ton at II. NJ. Cornelps. Mrs. Sarah j.
Morgan has returned home after few
months stay at the Boro with her children.
Mrs. Mark Stevens and Mrs. Lyman
Adams have been visiting in Waterville. -
Mr. and Mrs. Mo,cndy have been visiting in
Burlington. Mrs. Rosa Chayer is at home
from st. Adams for a few days. George
Lee has returned to his homo in Spring fed
| Mass.
Betsey Lamplou2h of Ottawa, Ont, is
working for Mrs. CHARLES Ober.-H. Whit
comb spent Saturday at his home in Nor
| risville. Mrs. Fred Smith has been stop
| ping with her husband in Fletcher for few
! days Mrs. L. Smith and three children
| and Mrs. George Kent of Herdwick have
been visiting tor few days at Cha les
! Ober 8. Miss Niles OF Worthwhile has been
the guest OF Mrs. Hubell Story for a few
days Charles Bixby has returned from a
visit in Nergennes Miss Electa Strong
visited at j. b. Pages last week. Mrs.
Page is in critical condition. Miss Clara
Taylor ha gone to her home in Hardw ok
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells of Underhill
stopped with the parents of Mrs. Wells Il
] of 1.p tba of Pol in
son has returned to her home in Fletcher. -
Glen Caswell is spending few days in Mil
ton. III. w. Narnum and family wi leave
next Monday for New Hampshire for two
months stay.-Mrs. s. j. Morgan has re-
turned home for q while.
WOLCOTT.
c. Z. Clark has taken possession of the
hotel.-Mr and Mrs. Dow go to Massa-
chusotts soon. Charles Davidson has given
up the lease of c. Z. Clark's shop.
depot is nearly completed.
HYDE PARK.
NJ. p Cheney has gone to Boston. "A
young daughter of George Seymour is SER
iously ill with typhoid fever. Hon. r. S.
Page is very feeble this spring.
Judge Taft OF Wiliston was in town Sat
urday morning. Mrs, George j. Montgom-
cry is very ill at her uncle's, w. V.
Bailey s.-Mrs. NJ. p. Cheney was called to
Montgomery Saturday by the illness OF her
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Rice of Cam
bridge visited their daughter, Mrs. II. l..
Fairbanks, Thursday. The lecture We'd
nesday evening of last week by Max Powell
| of Burlington was very interesting. The
Vermont Methodist Seminary Gee and
Banj 10 club gave concert here Saturday
1,sA1z
Seymour died last Friday. The funeral
was attended Sunday afternoon, Rev. F. c.
Taylor officiating.
MORRlSVlLLE
The Vermont Methodist Seminary Glee
and Banjo club appeared here on Thursday
evening. The Universalist Ladies' cir
Gle met with Mrs. W. O. Rochleau
on Friday afternoon. Town meeting re,
corded 45l votes cast, out of about 500
voters. The L. V. NJ. Glee, Banjo and
Guitar clubs appear here on Thursday oven
ing, March %, under the auspices of the
Lecture association, this being extra Gu
tertainment and not Of the regular course. -
School in all departments in the Academy
began the spring term on Monday the
18th. Addison Hill returned from d
Western trip on Friday.-Mr Thayer. for
several years living with A. b. Strong, died
thers on Friday morning.
John Fremont Brown, esq, general mer-
chant at Bowen's corner on the Brooklyn
side, has been brought up the past week for
thrashug his Wits. Mr.. Bowen is now
boarding at county headquarters Rev.
Mr. Sey mour of the Congregational church
exchanged with Rev. Mr.. Drew OF Stowe
on Sunday. -Harper's illustrated lecture
IN ish hOurs
regular lecture course on Tuesday evening,
March ol.-Congressman Powers and fam
lily are again occupying their house, which
has been closed during their winter. The
annual meeting OF the Village Improvement
association occurs on Thursday evening,
March 30.
Mr.. b. w. Wilcox will leave here soon
moving his stock of goods to Bristol, VT
Tho regular annual school meeting occurs
Tuesday evening, March %, at which time
nesting will be held at the Academy to set
tie up all affairs under the old system
The ladies OF the Current Topic club dis
cussed the Hawaiian annexation question on
Monday evening"
STOWE.
William Bruce and family are in town
from Iowa.-O. D. Benson has moved into
Allan Kelloggs house at the village. jesse
Thompson has moved to his farm on West
Hill.-Sugaring has begun on limited
scale. Mrs. Perkins died at the town farm
last week and WAS buried at the village
cemetsry.-C. A. Lamson's now drama, en-
titled Seventy Times Seven, " will be pre-
sented at the town hall Wednesday and
Thursday evenings OF this week. Mr.. Lam
son has had some new scenery painted for
the drama.
WATERVlLLE.
Mrs. Henry McKennon Of Burlington is
visiting her mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Wetherell are visiting in Fletcher. -Bry on