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

in the Methodist church at ey bridge tues
dav evening, September D. Tho contract
ing parties were Miss Cerdic A. Sprigs,
daughter of G. II. Sprga, and John r.
Britel of Weybrldge. Rev. Mr., Palmer
OBLIGATED, assisted by Rev. j. j.. Fort "A
reception followed tbs ceremony. no
presents we're numerous and beautiful. Miss
bertha Griswold of Bennington and John
Shaw were bridesmaid and groonlsmsu, re
,pectiyely. John and Joseph Liberty, sons
Of John Liberty, ars homo on visit. II. Ia
kinuslaud. wife, daughter aud son, accom-
panied by Niles May Burroughs, are attend
Ing the provincial exposition at Montreal -
Mrs. Charles c. Gilmore Of Swanton is Wis
Ting her parents, NJ. L. SpraSue and wife
of Wey bridge
The centennial circular OF the Congrega-
tonal church announces that the an-
niversary will be observed September 10
by historical address, and remarks by
former pastors, to close in the evening with
The anniversary sermon. Entertainment
provided by the ladies. The lower
story in the DR.. Hopkins block Will be oocu-
Iied by $. ". Gushing rs Jewelry store.
Scholars from surrounding towns are
liberal in tuoir patronage OF The Nergennes
graded school The town of Ierrisburgh
furnishes l2 and the town of Addison three.
lost logs that were carried over the fails,
have been recovered. - Mrs. DR.. Parker and
children have returned to New Y ork. w.
f., Greene mas returned to Chicago d.
Morris aud wife have returned to Athol,
Mass Frederick. Whtcomb of Fitchhurg,
Mass. is visiting in town. Mr.. II. Stevens
and Miss jennie are at the world's fair. $3.50
The great sea serpent Of Lake Champlain
was seen Thursday near Mud Island, south
of Adams ferry, Panton. by Arlie Wood
and his brother, who were in row boat
aud passed over him. The monster reared
his head which was icrge and repu!sve, sew
eral feet out OF tho water.
The committees to arrange for the obser-
vance OF the l0OJh anniversary of the Con-
gregational church are Gs follows General
committee, Il. II. Titus pastor, j. d. Smith
and i. A. Goss; entertainment, Charles II.
Strong, a, W. Norton and G. w. Rose; re
Treatments, Mrs. 7. A. Go5s, Mrs. +. II.
Foss, Miss Lucy y. Smith md Miss Eliza S.
Stevens. Judge Smith will deliver the his
torical address, and DR.. Henry iiickok has
been invited to give the anniversary sermon.
Mrs. A. b. Taber is again confined to the
bed. Miss Chilaon has been temporarily
transferred to the Burlington office of
IIichok q, Hickok, from the Office here. -
Churchill Hindes returned Monday to the
Saxtou's river school and will be accompa
DIED by G.. W. Stone The family OF II. a.
Hickok of Orange, n. j., left their sum
ner cottase on Kimbal's Point Monday.
C. w. Botsford and Oliver Sherman
started on Sunday last for the worlds fair.
--Rev. NJ. ii. Dana of the New York Theo-
logical seminary, son of the late Hon. T..
s. Dana, preached at st. Paul's church
Sunday. Mr.. H. Van Deusen and family
rame up from Mile Point Saturday. The
double team Of the Elgin Springs creamery
was frightened into run Monday and did
some damage to the wagon, beside tipping out
yome butter tubs II. L. Kngsaud and
party, Mrs. Kingslsnd, daughter and son,
and Miss Burroughs have returned from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fiuney and daught ter
Of Monkton start for the worlds fair Tues
day.-Mrs. f. s. Dana OF New Haven was
the guest OF Raw. Mr.. Smith Sunday.
L. Il. Morse OF The Vermont Marble com
pauy is in town. Mrs. Julia Kellogg OF
Madison, Wis, who has been the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Julia Adams, returns
home Thursday N. L. Daniel, Of Asbury
Park, n. j., is tho guest Of his brother
Capt. Lewis Daniels. M. W. Loukes anC
wife and Mrs. A. Brabaw are visiting il
South Acton and Boston. Mrs. \. B. Low
has given lot of ground to the Episcopa
.ociety Of Westport, Oh which to build I
rhurch. Miss Alice Merrill is the guest o
the Misses Eitt.-The manufnctory o
Neevins q Hayiland is closed for one weel
for improvements.
BRISTOL.
Royal Peake one of our oldest citizens
died September quite suddenly. The fun
eral was held Monday afternoon at , o'clocl
and was largely attended. Prof Exr,
Brainard of Mddlebury college otficated
lie leaves one son, ex-Stste Senator w. r
peake. The Bristol base ball team went t.
Inesburgh last week Saturday to eros
bats with tho EiGosburgh boys.-Evarts S
Eastman, who had $500 in the Bristo
bank whsn 1t suspended, did not sit dow
and mourn over the matter. They wer
owing over $500 for July milk and the
beth started out and succeeded in raisin
the currency and paid the farmers OFT b.
the Goth of August, just 10 days later tina
the usual pay day.
Last weel; Wednesday afternoon Mr..
Charles Bartlett had the misfortune t
break her left wrist M. +. Wilson mad
shock Saturday morning. Fred Dickerma
aud bride returned from their wedding tri
Saturday. The adjourned meeting of tn
Bristol railroad company was hold Thurs
4
". Clement, j. j. Ridley, z. b. Patterson
c. NJ. Wids Howard Clark, w. n. Gov,
Il. G. Smith.
ADDISON.
Nellie Sunderland of Bridport ia teachin
In Ezra Whilford's district. There is Co |
Il dance at the Town hall this week Friha
evening Bertha S. Clark is with h,
friend, Mrs. Herbert Jackson, In Bridpor
MIDDLEeURY.
A large number of people went from he
TO tho State fair Thursday. Rev. Thom
&. Bell, with most OF his family, wei
Thursday to their new home in Island Pom
Robert Bell who Is with L. +. Cushmal
will remain in town. Many friends were
the station to bid them good bye. MIR
Jacob Dewey of Rutland and her daughte
ldrr Daniel Hert of Goldsbury, Nor
Carolina, are visiting In town, Il
being their former home. Mrs. Dew
will accompany her daughter back to Nor
Carolina. 1.-THE wedding Of Albert Lowell q
Mia4 Nora DToutr which yyas hat H.