Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-12
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS Thu RSDAY, OCTOBER

| tai association and the eighth annual re-
| union of the Windham county veterans.
| H. Z. Munson and Wife f. S. Robinson aud
wife, W s. andT. G.. Cheney returned from
Chicago Friday. Mrs. Cheney and Miss Win
ME Cheney went from Chicago to Topeka.
| Kan.--Mr and Mrs G. II. Elnore. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Goodrich. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
Gle Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dodge. Mr.
and Mrs. d. n. Hutchinson, f. G. Gould.
| Mrs. Joseph Spaulding and +. j.. George
left for Chicago Saturday evening. Some
of the young people held masquerade
promenade in town hall Friday evening"
j. G.. Robinson is visiting his sons, f. p.
and e. f. Robinson of Burlington. Tho
new machinery in the National Fibre Board
company's works is in place.-N. W. Jcwctt
will move to East Montpelier. where he has
| bought farm.--Ciuy Rochleau while ont
with his boy companions on Sunday. fell
from tree into which he had climbed.
striking a stub, which penetrated his thigh
to the bone, breaking his leg. department
Commander G. W Doty staff officers and
n large delegation FROM post j. NJ. Warner.
No. a. went to Cambridge on Monday to
participate in The dedication OF q new Grand
Army hall
HYDE PARK.
| Mrs ~ +. Keller died at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs. A. V. Wiowcl Wednes-
day night. X. Wiswcll is ut home from
Connecticut. Judge f.. G. White and wife
are in Montpelier Il h. Child and wife re
turned from Boston October 3-A party of
10 left here for Chicago Friday night.
Miss Ella Thomas of Stowe spent Sunday
at Mr.. Blodgett' s.A party of nine from
this place left for Chicago Friday night --
EX-GoV. Page has the cellar we'll under way
for new hide barn 20 feet Squares. b.
Waite and wife returned from Bddeford,
Me. Thursday night The funeral of the late
Mrs. y. F. Keller was held from the resi-
dencc of her daughter, Mrs. \. V Wiswell,
Saturday afternoon Rev. f. &. Taylor,
ofticiating.-M. p Cheney and wife were
called to Montgomery FRIDAY by the death
of her father, Alonzo Watkins,
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Mrs. Joseph Foss is visiting in the south
part of the State. -Fred Gates is through
work with f. w. Smith. In the absence of
Mr.. lockwood a sermon was read at tho
church last Sunday. Smith and
family spent Sunday in town.--B. f.. Bul-
lard was in town Sunday -lincon Girls
void has moved into his lumber woods.
STOWE.
The Summit House ON Mount Mansfield
has been closed for the season, Landlord
Churchill moving down last wc"k.-O,
car Harris is in town DR.. and Mrs. W. 6.
Church are homo from Chicago. %. +.
, Luce started for Chicago Monday October >
and {. r.. Churchill Wednesday Charle,
, Pillsburv and wife have been visiting il
, Albany. Pred Berry moves to South Bur
lington where he has position rs foreman
on the Henry Holt farm. A teachers meet
ing was held at the village school houso
, at p. IN. Saturday with the following pro
, gramm"; Primary reading, Mrs. Jcssi,
Town. Miss Haley: how TO secure gooc
, cmunciation. Miss Sarah Parish how to pre-
, vent reading from memory Miss Jane Town
how to lead children to understand readn z
Mrs. a. G. Raymond; busy work. Miss ElleI
Badger Mis-, Vida George Rev. f. :.
Drew has been spending Il vacation in Cabot
and vicinity.--A little Hayes child. two
years old, wandered from home, and wa,
not for found for two days. Except fol
great exhaustion the child was uninjured
\ Young child of Edward Douglass dice
Friday. Funeral services were held SUNDAY
Rev. Mr.. Burnham attending hllsknl
and dance was held AT Dan Smith ; Fridal
night 1t was a Brink boy who was los
last week Notwithstanding the thorough
( search made the child was found but shor
distance from the house Its relatives thinl
' the little one was kidnapped and thel
brought back.-B. Z. Buzzel of Burlington
: was in town last week Miss Ida Edison ha,
Il her hand badly cut by broken bottle re
y Gently. Mrs. George Robinson is sick will
ervsipelas Mrs. Florence Edison is quit
sck.-Prof \. j. Markham assisted b,
Misses Cotton and Miller will give a con
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