Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

LAMOILLE COU My.
STOWE.
The item furnished by our Stowe CORES
pondent to the effect that Mr. j. 4. Pow
crs, vice-president of the Winooski and Bur-
lington street railway, had looked over the
proposed route for an electric railway from
Waterbury to Stove. Mr.. Powers saws is er-
roneous. He has not been at Stowe, has
not been approached relative to the project
and does not know anything about it, Some
one evidently misntormcd our corrcspon-
dent, and perhaps had some malicious in
tent in using Mr.. Powers name. EpTToR
FREE Press.
J, VI. Foss of North Hyde Park has been
giving photographic exhibitions at the
Forks and Mo,cow.--A harvest Thanksgiv-
ing exercise will hc held at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning. under the
direction of Mrs. Mayo. A Sunday-school
concert will be given in the evening Mrs.
{. NJ Watts has been quite ill.-Dr. W. G.
Church has moved to the house vacated by
Walter ChuchIl.-Carroll Robinson has
moved to his farm Albert Mum and Miss
Ida Wells We're married at Waterbury last
week by Father Donohuc The A. j. Rob
inson house and blacksmith shop was
sole ut auction to T. Felix for $780,
\ young child Of Lorenzo Godfrey died
Saturday.-At a special town meeting held
Saturday afternoon it was voted to exempt
the proposed now steam mill of c. f. & +.
o. Burt from taxation for a period of five
years. The Burt Bros. intend to erect a
large mill for dressing lumber on the Mount
Mansfield property which they recently pur-
rhased.-A harvest supper will be held at
the Methodist church Friday evening
stephen Douglass is sick.-Rev. |. p. Booth
preached at Unity church Sunday afternoon.
Many relatives and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Robinson gave them "A pleas
ant ''send or at their new home Saturday
night.
In regard to the statement that the build
er of the Burlington electric railroad had
been in town and looked over the route to
Waterbury, it can be said that the inforss
nation came from a source supposed to be
correct. Undoubtedly some innocent mis-
take was made in the identity of the gentle
man here.
CAMBRIDGE.
W. II. Parker has returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Barns and daughter of Oxford. y.
H., have been visiting her sister, Mrs. f. II.
Bushnell. -Berton Wiley, accompanied by
his sister of Watelvi.lc, have been visiting
in Boston. --Abbc Wilcox has returned from
Chicago. H. II. Payne and wife are visit
ing in Undcrhill. Mir and Mrs j. W. Page
and son, accompanied by her father. llr.
Edam, have returned from their Western
trip.-Niss Stanuard has returned to Bur
lington. Mrs. George Phelps of New Jcr-
scy is stopping with her sister, Mrs. u. G.
GriSWold. vino is in feeble heaith.-Chaun-
cey Warner is building "A barn at the June
ton Mr.. Manchester is hulding Il black
smith shop at the same place village
school at the Centre closed on Friday with
literary exercises. Mrs Smith and Miss
Bryan were the teachers An Interesting
sermon was delivered at the Second Cougre-
gational church Sunday morning by Rev.
+. W. Cakes OF Denver. Col, a former pas
tor.
MORRISVILLE.
Marjorie. tn" youngest DAUGHTER aged
two years. of Hon and Mrs. H. c. Fisk.
died on the ljth.-Danial {. Hardy. for
many years resident and deputy sheriff.
died Al his home the afternoon of the 18th
after protractod lines, dri .toat suffer
liz. His funeral was hO'd aitu Masonic
hoaors Friday.
Sunday morning Rev. /. p. Booth preach
eel tie "pruiug sermon of hi, SECOND nr,,or-
ate here IN til" t'niVcroalia; ch'uru.-tlr
ana Mrs. George NJ. Power, wore in Bur
lington over Sunday. Eugene Ty!rr had the
thumb OF hi, right hand removed on WcGNcs-
day OF last week because of II diseased bone
Hey DR., LaIu,on of St bloomsbury gave
AN excellent lecture III the course ON Friday
cNeulI..-The tan term Of school at the
academy closed on Tuesday the "l,t Owing
to the illness Of Mrs. Bccbc. wife OF Prof
Bccb'. which prevented his giving the necc,-
saly tim" 10 preparation, tho closing "Xhibi-
ton was given up. The youn,. people sui
,titutrd a social and promenade al town
hail. quarterly meeting services were con
Quoted 10y tie Methodist pastor ON Sunday
morning.-A sermon To Mason, was pre-
scented Ivy Rev Mr.. Nantun at the Method
salist church Sunday evening. Mis-, HuSc.
II maiden lady sister of the late Joseph f.
Husc, was buried on Sunday afternoon
The W. G.. T. L. is to meet with Mrs. Prior
on Thus lay afternoon. Albert f.. Huse. a
former resident was in town from West
Randolph. -Dr. J. \. Robinson and Mrs. ".
II. Robinson were in Burlington Sunday.
Parties interested here. including Super
intendent Stone, Prof. Beebe of the AGA
denny. our town directors and school super
intendcnt are considering arrangements for a
summer school for teachers to be held here
for two weeks during the coming summer
vacation.
WATERVlLLE
Homer Holmes is building new horse
bGrn.-Sam Stanley has moved into a part
of Julia Shattuck's house. Mrs. Elmer
Leach and daughter are visiting in Fletcher
this woek,-Myron Wetherell has moved ON
to Mrs Burnham's farm. -Promenade at
town hall Saturday evening Clifford
Brown has gone to Ludlow for the winter
The schools taught by Misses Mabel Child
and Corca Brown closed Friday evening
with good exhibition in the town hail.
Miss Gertrude Wilbur has gone to Burling-
ton for the winter.-F. W. OakeS Of Denver.
COL. occupied the pulpit at the Congrcga-
tional church Sunday Miss Gertrude An
MS is the guest of her sister, Mrs Frank
Miller.-Miss Una Mann is at home from
hyde Park. where she has been attending
school.
CADYS FALLS.
Morton Cheney is working for f. X.
SeaVcr Miss Myra HerriCll has been on