Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-14
LAMOILLE COUNTY.


Miss Alice Lyman aud Mrs. McIIenry are
very ILL., Miss Ella Wait is teaching in the
"Harbor" school. Mrs. W. II. Parker
and daughter started for Chicago Saturday
night. Rev. Edwin Wheelock ofiicisted at
the funeral Of the late uonry Smile Satur
day afternoon. Next Sunday evening ser
vices are to be resumed at tho Congrega-
tional church. George Burnham is in Bos-
ton this week. The Congregational church
is receiving a fresh coat Of paint. james
Hubbard is very i'll with pneumonia. Mrs.
q. w. Hulburi of Wsterville is here stop
ping with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
ant OF New Haven visited their daughter,
Mrs. Charles Thomas last week Joseph
Malauson Of Canada is in town. Sadie
Locklev Of Boston is visiting at Stephen
Ransom 5. Miss Carrie Wells of Water
bury was in town last week visiting her
sister MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Page and son
have gone TO Michigan. C A. Ober has re
turned from trip to Massachusetts, issHat-
tie ODER will remain there few weeks -- Kit
tie Wells and Allie Lock of Wettervile were
married at the parsonage last week C. S.
Cornell, wife aud son have returned to their
home at Pueblo, Col. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Payne have a son at their home. -Minnetta
Brown is teaching school at Bs!videre, Car
RE Carroll at South Cambridge, Misses
Pearl and Conuor at the Boro and Mrs
Smith and Miss Bryon at the Centre. III
young people gave Bert Hawley a surprise
party Saturday evening.
HYDE PARK.
c. A. knight aud wife and Mrs. Gov.
Page left Friday for Chicago going by the
way Of Boston. - l.. b. Sherwin left Monday
for California, where he expects to spend
two months.
WORTHWHILE.
tbs last Of the summer visitors at The
Randall left for their homes on Friday. 49,
a goodly number from here attended the
State fair, aud Mo.risville horses secured
the lions share. W hitcomb d May have
nearly completed house for Mrs. Thomas
on Pleasant street. The V. NJ. Jewott
building near the railway station has been
purchased by L. G. Wilson, WHO will re
model it into d furniture store. Boilers OF
a larger capacity are being put in at The
| Randall Alton Stone has moved to the
tenement over W. II. Ro5in.ons store. -
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met at the
vestry Wednesday AFTERNOON.
/ Hon. II. Z. Fisk and family will return
this week and occupy their homo on "Jsr-
sey Heights, after an absence of four
years in ST. Johns, 2. Q.--E. W. Webster
vscates II. c. Fisk's house this week and
moves to the house formerly owned and
occupied by Rev. j. p. Hall Later Mr..
Webster will take possession Of the Capt.
| Leach place on Summer street which wa:
recently purchased by him. Special reh
gious services are being held at the Metho
dist church Rev. O. 81. Boutwell,, lat,
presiding elder OF St. Adams district
preached Tuesday evening. Rev. II. \
Spencer of Montpelier is expected to preact
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday eyenin IS
The pastor held services at the town farm
on Monday evening, and prayer service
will be held on Wednesday ani Thursda
evenings Next week Tuesday Nednesda.
aud Thursday, brings the annual Lamoil
valley fair. There are SIX races in all
three each, Wednesday and Thursday aft
ernoon. The three minute, 2.3j and 25
classes on Wednesday, tho 200, 2:40 fre
for all classes on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs
Dwinell of Elmore have visited their son
II. j. Dwiuel.
1t is expected that Rev. |. F. Booth o
Mortified will occupy tho desk in the Uni
versalist church next Sunday. Rev. A. A
Williams and wife of Lynn, Mass, is visit
ing here. The stable floor in Harriso
Dodge's large barn gave way one day las
week, leaving all his cows dangling by thsi
necks from the stsnchions. Ons COW wa
killed. The railway station was broke
into last week. The drawer under the ticS
ct case, containing So or such q matter
telegraph funds, was torn open and cor
tents taken. Miss Bertha Grant and Alri