Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-23
LAMOlLLE COUNTY.


CAMBRIDGE.
Miss Ella Waite has returned to Mont
| elier Will Griswold, son of ID. c, Girls
void OF Jeifersonvllls, was married to
Mrs. Paterson Wednesday. They will
live in Chcago.-Aymer Hill Is to
work in Brooklyn, N. Y, this
sanson, Some of the members of PbGaiz
lodge attended the entertainment ut Water
vile Wednesday evening. Miss Ruth Whit
comb went to johnson W ednesday, where
she will attend the Normal school. Charles
Miles has rented IA farm in johnson and will
move there March mir. Barton, the mis-
slonary from Armenia, gave fue talk at
the Secoud church sunday. Eggs are 20
cents per dozsn at JeTersonvilIe. byron
Page is very feeble Hattie Holmes closed
u ~in;or term OF school in the Lamp'ough
district last Friday. The Boro scnool,
taught by Mr.. Maur CO of Watervilie and
Miss Flora Pearl OF johnson, will close next
Friday.-Day Brisss' horses ran away last
Saturday and ono was quite badly hurt.
II. L. W nltcomb spent Saturday and sun
day with his wife and daughter in Hyde
Park. "A. c. Nye and family have returned
to their homo in Kansas Bertha Maynard
is goverusss in a private family in BurIiug-
tou.--Mr. and Mrs. George Wells were
called to Essex Sunday to attend the fuuer-
al of Edward Bliss a cousin OF Mr.. Wells
The young people at the boro lave Miss
Grace Hopkins valentine party last week.
She is to return to her home in Cali
fornia. - Miss Grace CLANCY has gone
to her home in Potsdam, y. "
Several from Phoenix lodge attended the
exhibition at Waterville, Wednesday even
ing.-Ffel Sinclair will move from the
Warner farm this spring. Butter sod last
Saturday at the Center for 20 cents; eggs 20
cents per dozen. Mrs Thomas Edwards
slipped the ice last week aud fractured
one hip.-There is to bs an exhibition OK Cd
ucated horses at Reynolds hall We'd
nesday evening. - There will be a play
presented at the Town hall on Thurs
day evening, February 90, under the
auspices OF Jeifersonvile Cornet band
Miss Marion Hubbard has returned from
Foughkeepsie, N. Y.-James Hubbard mas
SO much improved In health that he will
carry his farm this ye1r.-Will
GriS void of Jefferson vile was married last
week to Mrs. Patterson of keesevile n. y.
They will live in Chicago, where Mr.. Girls
void is engaged in business, The W. H.
III. S. will meet with Mrs. Reuben Brush
Thursday afternoon Of this week. !. n.
Chase has returned from Ohio. School at
Jue StGlIe WIN CIOse u0Ab Tliuu9 Ill. uutl
Mrs c. berdeo have a baby girl at then
house.
MORRlSVlLLE.
United States Consul Fisk of st. john
was in town on Friday.-Mr. Harper
illustrated lecture, English and America,
homes, in the winters course is postponed
to Tuesday evening, March 21.-The Idle
wild club ball was attended by about 2;
couples. An excellent supper was served a
the Randall. MIR, aud Mrs. B. W. Wilco:
gave a very enjoyable whist party at tbei
home Friday evening.-A pound party wa
held at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Peake and Miss Hattie Spaulding Frida,
evening The Masonic festival has beef
postponed to Thursday, March bliss Ger
trude Woodbury. of Burlington has besl
spending few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Wilcox gays driv
whist party on Friday evening, II table,
being filled. On Monday evening Mis-
Alice Doty gave like party, and DR.. ant
Mrs. j. A. Robinson entertained number
of young people on Tuesday evening. w
&. Whipple, bookkeeper for largo whole
sole leather house in Boston, is at home 70
few days VISTA new society, to b
known as the Omitted Workers." is bein
b /,
work of the Congregational church. Til
Sons Of Veterans were in stowe on Satur
day evening with their drama, ''Hick r,
| Farm. The Universalist Ladies' Circle wi
meet with Mrs. L. D. Gilbert and MIR;
George +. Earle at the home Of tae former
on Thursday afternoon.
STOWE.
Over $50 was collected for Rev G. A
Emery at the donation Thursday evening
jackson Chalfes had hand badly man
! gled by being caught in a maple block. =
Fred Campbell, like Job of old, is Athlete
with bols, having about 1870 on his back an
Substituting to n misunderstanding Mos
COW people are seniing TO Waterbury Cen
ire for their mail.-Amos Bigslow is takin:
a medical course in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Mum are visiting il
Barre Mrs. Charles Warren and son wi
move in with Fred Campbell March l.
Mrs. j. b. Slayto is sick. Misses Berth
Barrows Susie Bigeow, Alice Barrows
Nellie Watts and Hattie Nearen are attend
ing the Normal school at johnson. Wi
liam Adams will carry on S. c. Poor's farr
in 'Stowe Hollow" the coming year. Mr.
Drugg will move to Waterbury. Lew