Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-07
LOCAL NEWS.
fContinued from 9th papeD

and Susie Biseow are attending johnson
normal school, Frank Robinson COOS this,
week to Malone, n. Y, where ho will at
tend the high school, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Royce Of Albany were in town over.
Sunday. MIR. Isaac Alger is quite sick.
WATERVILLE.
Married, August 30, at the residence of
the BRIDES parents, by Rev. Henry G. How
ard, Carroll f. Stearns to Cora E. Codding,
both of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Thomas are visiting
in Worcester, Mass.-Volney Witberell of
johnson was the guest of his father last
week. Miss Flora Tillotson Is visiting in
Masssch us otts.-3Ir. j., l.. Patterson is In
Barre, Clarence Posters Of Massachusetts,
10 visiting in town. Mr. Chester Hodgkins
hos returned to Boston. M. L. Maurice is
teaching school ct West Enosburgh. MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Lunt were in Wolcott last
weoh. MIR and Mrs. Orson Stone are the
guests of w. j. Wheelocs.
CAMBRIDGE.
A pleasant time was had at the lawn party
ct n. J. Nye's the 3lst inst, which was q
perfect success. The JefferSonville cornot
band was in attendance. "A meeting was
II. u. "
organize q w. G. r. L. at this place. -
Thnddeus Wells and Eta CLARK wore mar
ried last week.-Molie Held, the fresh
air" child from New York, returned TO hor
home last Tuesday. Miss Carrie Heath was
called to Belvidere last Thursday by
the sudden death of her grandmother. -
Lottis Carpenter went to her old school at
Montgomery Saturday. Ella j. Holmes
has gone to her school work in Massachu-
setts. Ralph Scott has gone to st, Adams
to attend school Alden Brush 10 visiting
his brother in Springfield, Mesa brother
of "Ruben Brush Of Hardwicl ia running
his store during his absence at the fair. -
Miss Minetta Brown and friend have re-
turned from a visit in Hardwick. M iss
Glenn Caswell is with relatives in Colchss-
teri. NJ. Wilcox and wife are home from
Queen City Park. W. l., Standard return
turned to Manchester, n. H., Saturday. -
Fred Powell Of Centralia, Wash, arrived
in town lsst week to visit his mother and
brother, after an absence of eight years. -
Ruth Whitcomb went to johnson Monday to
resume her studies at the Normal school. -
| w. ID. Wiley aud Charles Elingwood have
| opened a grocery store and meat market on
| Mcin street The Mieses Flaunery are Wis
ting at d. w. Cuttings. The little son CT
| Clarence Remington died Friday last, after
an Illness of , hours. Rev. Edwin Vince
lock ofiiciated at the funeral Sunday after
noon, which was held from their residence.
Mrs. Fred Luce and daughter are with
/ her father and mother. Mr.. Luce is in Chi
cage Mr.. L. A. Hawley has gone to the
worlds fair. School began Monday with
| Miss Pearl in the primary and Miss O'Con
nor in the upper grade. New furnaces have
| been been placed in the school houss here
and at Jeifersonvillc.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
School commenced Monday with
Miss Lizzie Patch teacher ia thc
large room and Miss Cheney o.
| II yde Park in the small room. Frost hal
| visited us on two occasions tins season, bu
did very little damage, Hattie Burnett il
| i'll.
HYDE PACK.
School opened Monday at tbs academy
with fun atten1ancs. B. y. Gates, a life
long resident of this town, died Sunday
m ming after a short illness. Miss Berthe
Cheney visited in Lowell few days les
week. Miss Mary Brigham left Saturday
/ for CRANKY, Mus,., where abe has situa
tor preceptress OF the high school. Mr.
and Nrs. Herbert Cristy are re joicirg owe
| the arrival OF a son at their homo