Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-24
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGeNNES.

Worcester, Mass. Rev. Mr. Smith otlici-
ated, and the father gave away the bride
Ferns, golden rod and smilax covered the
cbancel, choir, etc. The nowy welded
pair took the flyer for Worcester
The funeral Of Rev. Mr.. Hcwley's son,
Asa ives largely attended The floral
tributes were profuse and choice, his class
mates at Cornell sending a contribution.
The remarks were made by Rev. j. W.
Bennett of Albany. The bearers were:
Prof. Kueil, w. Guernsey, Cepen and
Aiken.
William Scranton and son of Scranton,
Pa, are guests at the Stevens House. Miss
Marks OF Philadelphia Pa, is the guest
of Mr.. aud Mrs. c. Z. Parker. -HowslI's
force, "The Register" was admirably rem
dered by amateurs ut the Stevens House
Thursday evening. Nittum & Pilon fur
nshed music for fine dance.
The steam launch Wanderer, Mr. Van
Deusen owner is to be overhauled and re-
modelled by Capt. HofFnagle, who will
change her over into steam pleasure
yacht, 81 feet in length. Tho frame for tho
tower for the new Methodist church is up.
MIR. William McMsster of Montreal is in
town. Abel and Albert Duquotte OF
Springfield, Mass, are guests of
their brother d. Duquettc. - Mrs.
Truman Carpenter OF Addison is ILL.,
]. Warren Barnes, Jr, is taking an outing.
Mrs. Godett, west side of the river, had
,ilk dress pattern in her room when she left
the house for fow minutes without locking
the door, On her return the dress pattern
had disappeared. Joseph Laporte is at
home. Miss Smith of New Jersey is the
guest Of her brother, the rector Of St Paul's
church Arthur Piper Of Middlebury is in
town-A camp ia about to be established at
kings.ands Bay by the Booth boys The
friends of Rev. J. n. Bennett of Albany
were glad to meet him Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lewis of Kansas
City, guests OF Judge Roberts and wife,
parents Of Mrs. Lewis, returned home Mon
iay.-The Vermont Shade Roller company
are unable to fill all their orders. MIR. and
Mrs Myers and daughter OF New York are
registered at the Stevens House. MIR. and
Mrs. W. W. Hill OF the State Reform school
eft Saturday for visit in st. Albans and
1 trip TO the worlds fair.--J. A. Harring
ton and w. II. Botsford have returned
from their camp near Chimney Point
Guests crowd for positions in some of the
AXE shore cottages Peter Buley is better
H. III. Lyon of New York is guest at
Nhip-poor- will lodge, W. W. Booth.
birthday party was given to Freddie
Norris East Water street, Saturday even
Ing. Many choice presents were received.
"A pleasant wedding party assembled at
st. PETERS church Monday morning, when
Miss Lucy b. Rivers and James lizard were
united in marriage by Father Bouchsine.
They have left for Troy, Schenectady and
sther points. Charles Morris has entered
the employ of Charlie Caisse William
Patno is better. The Elgn Spring cream
cry, +. +. Sears proprietor, turned out
1900 pounds of butter last week. p
Morrison of Addison is very ill.,
Wallace Bristol leaves for the worlds fair
Today. Mrs. DR.. Pilon is visiting in Mon
lreal.-John II. Booth left for the worlds
fair Monday. William hartley Of Paw
tucket, K. l., is at home. Frank d. John
ron, now of Arizona, 10 on vacation to the
Pinal mountains for the benefit of his
health. He has been off duty Tor a month.
Nioators of the game ws are cunning
among the young ducks In the bays.-The
Healey cottage at Mile Points to be occupied
by Il. Van Deusen and family of Albany. -
There are 81 boys and IA girls at the State
,chool. -Mlss Mary NJ. Brooks of Swanton,
teacher in the intermediate department OF
the graded school, has resigned and takes
position in the school at Swanton. Mrs.
Stevens, wife of Judge Carlton I. Stevens,
isill
MlODLEBURY
William Holden and Iva NJ. circuit, the
Aiddlebury eiopers, arrived here from Bur
iington Monday the 14th ard Holden had O
hearing Tuesday on the charge OF taking
away the girls dresses and other articles
of wardrobe. He was discharged, Holden
Is some where about three times the girls
age, and is said to have had so far some
half dozen wives, legal and otherwise.
N oh nnda rrl
Henry l.. Sheldon the museum man, cele
brated his I'D birthday the 10Th and rode
around town for some time In an old-time
chase and harness thought to be about IS
years old, and formerly owned by James Nc
Donald. who was merchant hero in 1918.
Mrs. A. G. Westall, daughter of Air. and
and Mrs j. W. Wooster OF Middlsbury, is
here from Norrstown, N j. Mr.. Westell,
son of Charles Westal, is expected to come
later.-Mr. Lewis Z. Bell and his son
George started for Boston Saturday morn
lng.-William Edwards of Bellows Fails. q
former resident, is here visiting. The Fore
paugh show, which exhibited here Friday
afternoon and evening, had quite good
attendance. Edward Burke of Port Henry,
Il. y, is visiting in town.-Mrs. Laura e.
Branch Of Bristol Is visiting in town.
William Norton and Iva NJ. Orcutt the
couple who cloped from here last week, were
married in Middlobury last Saturday night.
The waterworks are running again after
suspension of 40 hours, during which tn,
water wheel was repaired and the pumps
were taken apart and packed over. -Georg,
L. McHugh, former resident with two
friends, Messrs. j. Z. Doyle and +. A. Phil
lips of Boston, arc stopping at the Logar
House.-Mr. l.. i. Stokes of Shoreham anC
Miss b. b. Moran of Bristol were merrieS
at the Catholic church Sunday. They vii
make their homo in Shorsbam. Mrs. Laur
c. Branch returned to her home in Bristo
Tuesday. MIR. Frank Bond and daugh liter
are al the worlds fair
EAST MlDDLEBURY.
Henry Gilman is with his family here. So
Samuel Bailey of Wells IL visiting relative
here. &C. A. Peck and Mrs. Peck of st
Albans are with the formers parents here
Jessie, little daughter of W. w. Turner
who has bten quite i'll from diph theria, /
now improving. - School opens on Monda
next w. c. Clark OF Wsltaam Mass,
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. Olmsted --Sev
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