Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-09
LAMOILLE COUNTY.

Mrs f. +. Hawley closed successful
term Of school in district No. Friday.
The prize was awarded Erwin Weston FOX
tie greatest improvement in writing. Mrs.
Haw!ey left on the evening train for Fow-
Ter, y. y, where h1 will Join her husband.
--Gaorge Thompson OF Underhill has been
spending few days with bis sister, Mrs.
Arthur Nye of Kansas, who is visiting IN
this place-A. c. Griswold is csrking for
George Burnhnm in tho place of his nephew,
viii Griswo!d, who i'd soon to go into bust
ness in Chicago.
Arthur Wood has returned from Massa-
cbusetts. Samuel Dickinson and {. 5.
Brush have returned 10 Massachusetts. -
Truman Whitcomb visited his daughter and
brother in Burlington last week.-Carl
Weston OF ST. Adams spent Sunday at the
Boro.--A toboggan chute has been built at
the Centre. Episcopal services we're held at
tho Second church Sunday morning and at
the Boro chapel in the afternoon. MIR. Hop
kins Of burlington OBLIGATED. 1t is expect
ed that Mr.. Barton, a returned missionary
from Armenia, will oliiciate at this place
next Sunday morning.-A new creamery
will be built at tho Boro.--J. A. Learnard
received a broken rib and other injuries by
fall; and Charles Fleetwood is still con-
fined to the house with an injured leg,
caused by slipping, The town auditors
met last Monday at the town hall TO settle
up the accounts Of officers for the past year.
"A box party will he held at North Cam
bridge Thursday evening for the benefit Of
the singing school.-Quite number of the
prominent farmers of Cambridge Joined the
Maple Sugar association held at Burlington
last week. The Lamoille county |. .. u.
T. union will meet with Phoenix lodge next
Thursday.-J. w. Green has been very Ill
at the home of Truman Ray his
father in aw.-Rev. II. A. Howard has
been absent the past week on account of the
illness of an aunt.-Mr Grin Ingalls,
George Knox died last week Wednesday,
His funeral was held from the Congrega-
tional church Saturday afternoon, Rev. e.
Wheslock officiating Sunday afternoon
the people of our village were shocked to
hear of the death OF Miss Mabel Story,
youngest daughter Of Ii. l.. Story. The
funeral will be held next Saturday. Mr..
Harlow Wires hurt his leg while Mt work in
| the woods one day last week. The band
| boys arc getting up q dramatic play to be
| given February lS.-Last week Tuesday
Master Earl Gates fell from chair and
broke his arm.
STOWE.
|
der Truax of Montpelier has been holding
revival meetings at the Metho list church
the past week. Albert Robinson, aged 50
years, died the 3lst after long sickness.
| Funeral services were held Thursday, Rev.
|. 2. Booth officiating. Bon jamin Hawley
has moved to tho house recently vacated by
Mr.. Chase Owing to a scarcity Of water
p. ID. Pke's saw mill is being run nights
and his tub Shop during the day.
JOHNSON.
Mrs. A. l.. Gauvin was called to Rich
ford last Friday by the death OF her niece
Sunday morning was the coolest of the
season. Elmer ~ Aymer Hill spent Sunday
with their father hero. Mrs. Ii. W. Stevens
visited In Lunenburg last week -George
W. Baker Is at home for few days. -
Lewis Demerritt, who went to Chippewa
Falls last December, has returned. DIR.
Campbell has returned from his vacation. 49,
The Congregational society have engaged
Rev. Mr.. Donald for one year.
WATERVlLLE.
Ed Rob.nson he, bought Amos Holmes
place. Nelson Fassett of Sheldon Junction
was in town last weeK.--The prom
enads at Psrker's hall Wednesday evening