Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-20
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
c CAMBRIDGE.

day WI lie splitting wood Uhat IL was neces-
ssry for DR.. Il. II. Bushnell to take ~ silt
ches In it. lie is doing as well as could be
exp,cted. Frank Minor, formerly of this
rlacs has been very i'll at Washington, d.
4 where he IA studying medic ne. --Royal
Die .crson recently shipped 20 gallons of
mn Ia svrup to Fitchburg, Mass u Is.
p,ee j. rel orted very low, with slight
hopes OF bis recovery.
Miss Wilford Smith /, visiting Mrs. S. A.
Andrews at NoTgennes.-A brother of Or
rem Move, T. ON Lyndon is stopping with
hin, r a few days-Miss Kate Brush of
wi, JAMESTOWN is visiting Mrs. S. b. Ellen
wood at the Boro Truman Whitcomb
shippad 40 gallons OF syrup to Mime
trIHs No1day.-Mrs. Bertha WhItcomb
I'm. been engaged to teach the
spriny term Of school at Jericho
Butter was a little off at Jeffsrsonville Sat
rrday, % cents being the sprice; eggs we're
D cents dozen.-I. N. Chase will locate
at h sex Junction. sugar party at
Homer Caswells Monday evening was en-
ioyed by goodly number OF friends and
Ne ghbor Mrs. William Prentice, form
| ery of Jacksonville, died at Colchester
last week OF kidney disease. A liberal sub
scri ption has been raised for John Butler,
who was burned out last week, so that with
the insurance on the building he can begin
anew. Mr. and Mrs Butler aud child were
away at the time of the fire.
Ella, the wife of All Hitchcock, died Mon
day afternoon with consumption. Funeral
w, dnesday Mt O'Clock in the afternoon. -
The body of J. f. Wires was brought here
from Morrisvils Saturday, and the funeral
services were held from the Congregational
Church; Rev. Edwin Wheelock otIiclating.-
ID. W. Cutting is quite i'll. The sugar party
& 60 Erf. To-
tended. Hayes Ingalls, has gone to Rutland
to live. The creamery has started up;
Bachum is in charge.
WORTHWHILE.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year occurred at a meeting Of the Morris
lie Improvement assoc a. lion held on Thurs
day evening al the Randall The treasurer
reported %i1. o. on hand. Different means
o lvertlslug the place were discussed and
these otllcers were elected: President, Hon.
i. X. Gleod; vice president, c. ii. Slocum;
clerk W. II. Robinson; treasurer, II. NJ
Rtch trustees, {. II. a. Stafford, A. r.
Campbell, Henry Waite. II. ID. Bryant
Col. a. O. Gates auditors, A. +. Whitney,
j. A. Robinson, II. +. Munsou. A meeting
will be he'd the last Thursday evening of
this month when it is proposed to reduce
he membership fee. -Rev. Mr.. Seymour
hud family absent brief vacation.
The Unlversalst ladies circle meet with
Mrs. a. .. Gates Thursday. The gradual
NJ class will number IL or 10 at the AGA
denny. The calico ball given by members
pf Prof. Llmore's dancing class on Friday
evening was pleasant affair.
1t Is said that great amount of sugar
has been made the past week, with hopes
FOR another good run after the present
storm. 1t is understood that Col. A. O.
Gates second on the board OF school drec-
TORS will also act as superintendent of
schools and clerk. The last letter received
from Ii. A. Slayton was written in Milan.
MIR. and Mrs. Slayton are having a very
pleasant foreign trip.-The Union Savings
bank and Trust company have just put
metal fire shutters on their building S. l..
rates, father OF Mrs. W. S. Cheney, and
INr. Webster, father of L. w. Webster, of
he tannery, are both in a very feeble con-
iition with heart trouble.
Congressman Powers was out Monday
hitter one weeks illness. Rev. L. II. Eli
pit Of Waterbury spoke in the Methodist
church sunday evening. - Hon. 7. X
Heed read u sermon in the Congregational
church Sunday. Mrs. Wright occu
lied the desk at the Methodist church, Sun
lay afternoon. Prof. Beebe of the Acade
next Sunday afternoon, in the absence o
he pa=tor,-Rev. r. L. Nanton went t.
3arton, Monday, to attend conference. -
MIR. and Mrs. G. s. Wilder are now located
With their variety store in the Wood ware
lrug store building on Portland street -
ieorge NJ. Powers went to Watervile, Mon.
lay, on legal business
STOWE.
Peter St. Jock had finger cut off il
Ouston's tub shop last week. The Metho
list Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs
lunroe Culver " ednesday afternoon Apri
'G.-Mr. Harvey OF Hinesburgh returnet
nome Monday. Rev. George A. Emory ha
Iosed three years pastorate here anc
zone to conference. -Mrs Frank j. StafYorC
quite sick Andrew Royce and Walter
ike have bought tub shop in Albany an,
Nil move there soon butter was wort
Fl to "a cents Saturday aud maple suga
TX cents per pound
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Miss O.io Masure has gone to New HAM
hire whore she mas Il position as teacher i
graded school. Carroll Page is visitin
his sister, Mrs. Ira Ober Alma Place en-
ertained her teacher and Sunday schoc
lass last Friday, it being her birthday
GEORGE Wilson has sold his residence t
parties from Boston
JOHNSON.
Edward Potter and Mira. Jane Davis ar
quite sick with pneumonia, u. S. Bickne
las moved from the Waters farm to the vi
|age.-Fred Dubray has moved into ii
Libby house on Railroad street.-Geors
3aaer spent Sunday at hons. Rev n.
Saunders was called to Chelmsford Mass