Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAM BRIDGE.

John Dillon has sold his village place to
John Butler Truman White NIB spout
| Thursday 10 Bakersfi Id. Mrs. II. +. Whit
comb and daughter have returned home
| to Morri: vile. Mrs. Whitcomb is in poor
| health. Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Howard and
others attended the annual convention of
the y. 2. S. c. E. held at Hyde Park Tues
| day and Wednesday. Mrs. r. Fox ia stop
| ping for fow days with Mrs. S. Morgan.
Old Mr.. Thompson is very feeble this
spring.
Miss Nellio Held OF New York city has
arrived at Jacksonville to spend the fourth
| summer at the home of Fannie Whitcomb.
| r. +. Goodwin, wife and daughter of
| Albany, \. y, after an absence of two
years to spend several months with their
parents at tho Boro. Mrs n. A. Hawley
was called to Fairfield last week by the Sc
| rious illness of her son, Gates Hawley.-
Mrs. L. &. Whitcomb visited her daughter
| in burlington hospital the past week. Miss
Whitcomb is improving slowly. -Mr.
| Thompson left Saturday for the worlds
| fair }. j. Monahan accompanying him. -
Mrs. f. &. Thomas and daughter Freda
left Wednesday for mouths visit In Rut
| land Wallace Plerce is at home from Bos
ton on a visit to his parents. Rev. II. C.
Howard and wife and Mrf. w. h. Girls
void are attending the Congregational con
| vention at Montpelier this week.
STOWE.
Horatio Caliins of Moscow has recently
received pension of Sl2 per month, with
$500 back pay.-Mrs A. A. Royce has
| gone to Albany to live. The Congregational
Sunday school gave concert Sunday even
ing. - Henry T. Jenney and wife are visit
ing relatives in Grand Haven, Mich, aud
will also attend the worlds fair. Mr.. Cam
ley, living at Little River, had his leg broken
at the ankle Monday by stone rolling upon
| it.-Mrs. Sarah Smith Of Minneapolis Is
visiting in town. Lillian Edson is at work
in Elmore.
Charles Rothburn and wife will work at
tie Summit House on Mount Mansfield this
summer. William Wnde of Starksboro is
visiting his brothers here. -Orra Gale of
Barre is visiting relatives in town.-A
daughter of Edward French, aged 10, died
last week and was buried Thursday. She
had recently returned from the insane asy-
lum at Waterbury. f. Churchill will
soon open the Mountain House. The road
up tho mountain has been repaired at an ex
pensc of nearly $500 Lewis Pike has
moved into Mrs. Lewis Demas' house.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wright of Bellows Falls
are visiting relatives In town.-T. B. Smith
had two cows killed by lightning during the
storm Sunday night. The new postoifice
building is expected to be ready for use
about July Luke Kimball is very low
with no hope of recovery.
WATERVILLE.
Mrs. DR.. For burgh is visiting in Ludlow
DIR. John Waters is at home from New
Mexico, where be has been for the past two
years. Chester Hodgkns of Burlington was
in town over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Annie
Leach were in Fletcher over Sunday. MIR.
and Mrs. Jewett OF Montgomery were the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. y. Holmes.
| II. ". Scott aab Burt Hill have their new
houses up and covered, also Moses McFar
land ana Robert Wiley their new barns
, Arrangements are being made for grand
time here the fourth o, July.-Albert Rob
ert' and Jemima Carpenter were married
the Sth.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Children's day was appropriately OBJ
served by the Sunday school. -Banch Foss
has been quite sick, but is now improving.
-George Wilson is boarding with DR.. East
man. The creamery is working nsar v
1900 pounds OF milk daily .---Cieorge Allen
had Il COW killed by lightning Sunday.
MORRlsVlLLE.
A State convention OF Spiritualists was
held here in town hall Friday, saturday
and Sunday, with good attendance. Ed
gar W Emerson OF Manchester, y. H, Il
test medium gave rests during the mestiug
Other speakers were Mrs. Clara Banks OF
Haydenvile, Mass, Mrs, Sarah A. Wiley
of Rockingham, W., AIRS. Abbe ". eros
sett OF Waterbury, W., Mrs. Emma Pau.
of Morrisvil!e, VT. and Mr.. a. F, Huh
bard of Tyson, VIA lady missionary
from China spoke in the Methodist church