Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29
ADDISON COUNTY.
YERGENNES,


the prize speaking at the close OF the high
,chool. Both young ladies deserve the
highest praise for the excellent rendering of
their difficult pieces.
j. Churchill Hndes is home for the sum
mer from Vermont academy, Saxton's
River Rev. j. l.. Jarrett preached in
the Baptist church Sunday evening STU
perrin tendent Andrews of the State school
and William Crosby, both members Of the
18th Vermont, attended the dedication at
Mortified on Thursday of the monument
ERECTED by tho 18th in memory of the late
Col. Randall. The daughter of Thomas
Mack is undergoing treatment at Burlng-
ton for an injury received through falling
from a hammock.
MIR. James Howell's beautiful pleasure
yacht, the Portland, of Brooklyn, n. y,
came up the river Friday evening, having
on board Mrs. Creary aud son, Mrs. Bully,
daughter of Mr.. Howell, Mr.. Wilbur
Howell, Captain and Pilot S. N. Williams.
The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity OF
Mddlebury college, with ladies, chartered
the Little Nellie Tor an excursion Saturday
to Ausable Mrs. DR.. Land of New Y ork
is a guest for the season at the lake cottage
of George W. Kellogg and son, south Of
Fort Cassin. Miss Land will join nor mother
noxt week
Lewis Daniels, now aged 81 years, has
just taken n job Of masonry for David
jackson of Bridport, for whose father and
grandfather ho has worked before. Bishop
Machaud of Burlington confirmed over 90
children at ST. Peters church Sunday. lie
was assisted by Father Campau aud Father
Case OF West BoyistoD, Mass.--D Renaud
Is visiting friends In Montreal Byron
Smith of Addison receives an increase OF
pension. William Il. Dalrymple has re-
turned from Chicago.-R, l.. kingsand
spoke at the Methodist church, Panton,
Sunday evening. "A. b. Tabor is replacing
the 1900 broken lights in DR.. Nebb's con-
servatory, broken in tho last wind storm
Mrs. James McCuen is paying two weeks
visit to friends in Albany, y. N.-Mrs.
Sarah Bostwick of Fanton, widow of the
late Edward Bostwick, died Sunday. She
leaves two children. Mr. Baliou of Bur
lington is a guest Of WhippoorNill lodge
MlDOLE6URY.
Petsr Farrell who is on the police force
Of Buffalo, n. y, arrived in town Wednes.
day for vist--C. L. Clark has opened a
feed and grain store in the old Register
building. LEROY n. Pierce has gone to
Bristol and started livery stable. There
was big crowd of people here Thursday
from Orwell Ticonderoga and other nearby
of the appointment of an assignee for Ham
mond, Bush d Co., who failed at Orwell
about a month ago. The office of the judge
of probate was crowded all day with inter
ested and excited people. james Sullivan
returned to the Ben nington Soldiers Homo
Thursday after three weeks visit with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Forrest Berry of Haver
hill, Mass, are In town on a visit to Mr..
Berry's uncle, Landlord Sergeant OF the
Logan House.-Capt Wallace f. Dewey
went to Stowe Monday for visit to a mar
.ried daughter who resides there. Work
has been begun On the new stone bridge. -
Great regret is expressed among all classes
and oil parties in town over the removal of
Homer Riggs as a special examiner for pen
sions. Capt. Riggs and his family have
made large number Of friends here, and it
is well known in these parts that Mr.. Riggs
has been indefetigable In the discharge OF
his official duties. Democrats as well es
republicans hope to see him speedily rein
stated. Joel Linsley, recently appointed
United States consul at Coaticooke, Canada,
Is credited by the papers to Middlsbury, but
he is Burlington man and beongs to Bur
lington's list of successful ofiics aspirauts.
he has been staying in town for some time
with his mother, Madame Linsley. His
old Middlebury friends are extending him
congratulations over his appointment. The
register for the college alumni during com
mencement will be al the Addison house, in
Charge of NJ. A. Brooks.
Policemen Peter Farrell returned to Buff
alo, y. Y, Tuesday, after q five days visi-
in Middlehury.
NORTH FERRlsBURGH.
Mrs. N. +. Allen and Miss Stella Ham
ner left for Chicago Wednesday morning.
al. +. Allen made trip to Montreal We'd
nesday, returning the same day. MIR. Par
ker Of the Delayal Separator company wa,
ia town Thursday. M. f. Allen won't tc
Poughkecpsie, n, y, Thursday morning. -
The band went to Burlington Saturday tc
play for the st. John Baptist society.
BRlDPORT.
Miss Seeley of Mddlebury Is visiting Mis-.
Beorgie Witherel Hiram Baker, who il
stopping at L. n. Wheeler's, has had ,
shock OF paralysis and is seriously lid
Z. Grovenor and Miss E Ina Rock wooc
were married at the home OF the BRIDE
brother W. H. Rock wood, on Thursday
the ceremony being performed by Rev. w
n. Bacon. Cards are out announcing tn
marriage OF MIR. Joseph Bessett to Mis-
Dora Girard on Tuesday, June 81 at tn
home OF the BRIDES father. Miss Gilbert O
Pittsford is guest of Mrs. Chipuen.
Miss Minnie Hemsnway is visiting hsl
brother, r. L. Hemenway. Ma,
Washburn OF Grown Point Is visiting Mis-
Stella Towner. Mrs. T. d. Fletcher is visi
uuk friend, fin Hinssburs Miss Della Seel,
of Middleoury is visiting Miss Gero2isn
Witherel,
MONKTON.
Carnie Roscoe is staying with his son
G. c. Roscoe. Crops are looking well, blu
for the need OF rain.-Amos Barnum ha
gone to Waterbury.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Gorham were In tow
the past week. John French spent Sunda
with his father, O. French.
WHITING.
Mr. Frank Parker from the West ia her
visiting his sister, Mrs. George s. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Cloyes OF Cambridge
AIass.. are visiting his sisters, Mrs. Parke
and Mrs. Peck. Maud Peck is at HON
from school in Saxtons River. S, II. Fo'
ter has gone to Saxtons River to visit b