Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
LAMOTLLE COUNTY.
CAM BRIDGE.

CAM 5hiOSt.
Ira Morse has been elected superintendent
of the Congregational Sunday school. The
farmers busy hauling wood and ice -
Wedding bells rang the 1lth. Miss Fannie
Payne was married to the only son of
Frank Rice, and n. B. Lapoint plucked
fair bride from Fairfax Mrs f. Bentley
and b. Il. Holnes are among the sick ones.
The G. A. K. boys have purchased the
building near the depot OF W. NJ. Scott
Miss Nevie Gates is at home from New
York.
Mrs Addis Dillon OF st. Adams died
Monday the 10th. She was formerly of Can.
bridge and has been in poor health for
several years. Philips of Reading,
Pa. brother of Mrs. D. c. Griswold of this
place, died at his home Monday the 18th.
There was singing school at JeIer son
vile Thursday evening under the direction
Of Prof Besss Of Eno0burgh. The Ladies
Mite society met with Mrs. Levi Atwood
Tuesday evening. Manuel Dickinson il
home from Fitchburg, Mass, GU Il vacation.
Miss Viola Gates of New York is at home.
Mrs Lewis Wood and children spent last
week with relatives in Colchester. Mrs.
Fred Hawley spent Saturday with her
brother, II. l.. Whitcomb in Hyde Park. -
Ruth Whitcomb, Marshall Wilson and
James Hubbard visited in Underhil the
past week. Alfred Buker is at home for
few days.-Willie Powell and George Mel
vim spent Sunday at home. Mrs Day Rugg
and Mrs. IL. Il. Bushnell are sick. -Sher-
man Bunker is quite sick at Poughkeepsie,
n. V, where be ls attending school. Miss
Flora Paul suspended school two days last
week on account of her fathers illness.
A goodly number Of the relatives of Laura
Burner reminded her of her 2ith birthday
by giving her party last Thursday night.
Mrs. John Dillon, who died at the hospit-
al i'll st. Adams, January lG, was buried
at Jeffersonville Thursday morning, Rev.
Z. Wheelock officiating. The remains of
George Phelps, who died in Delaware Jan
uary 10, were brought to Jetfersonville for
interment. The funeral was hold Sunday
at the Second church. Rev f. Wheelock
OBLIGATED, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Howard.
He was buried under Masonic honors by
lodge No. 50.-Clark Thompson is in verJ
poor health. The delegates to the Norris
Vile convention OF y. T. S. c. e. are
Agnes Hill, Burt Hewley, Frank Green,
Glars Griswod, Nera Buker, Marion Psge,
and Hattie Griswold. Carrie Fletcher lie in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LambSin OF Bur-
| lngton spent Sunday in town, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p White.-Mr. and Mrs.
| George Durham had girl baby born to
them Friday. The revival meetings at the
Methodist church conclude this week.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Miss Minnie Peck is at home, her school
being closed on account Of diphtheria. -
Mrs. Luther Woods OF Bakersfield has been
taking care of her mother, Mrs. Peter
Masure, for the past two weeks. Charles
Dunton died the morning of the 10Th. The
sawmill is running Oh short time with u
small gang on account OF low water.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Mrs. Ephriam Foss is dangerously sick
with pneumonia. Her children are all here
| but one, Mrs. Smalley.-L. o. Leach is
| quite sick. Charles kneeand has just
finished bis log job in Johnson and will now
commence one III Eden. Frank Stone is in
| town on a visit. Ira ODER, having finished
his term with w, S. Newcomb, commences
work fer ODER & Parker this week.
MORRlSvlLLe.
The firemen's annual ball was given at
town hall Saturday evening with supper at
Hotel Randall, A large number were in
attendance, several coming from surround
| ing towns. A pleasant affair is reported. -
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Cobb gave a drive
whist party at their home Thursday even
ing. Elisha Il. Cady has bought q. L.
Towns grocery business, formerly owned by
Ii. h. Emore. Mr.. Town will devote his at
tention to his'sheritf and tax collecting bust
ness. By invitation of Prof. keebe Mr.. +. q.
Fleetwood addressed the academy students
in connection with their lyceum Friday
evening. \ sCclable in tue hall followed
the lyceum. AS the tlremen were leaving
the banquet tables Mt the RsuualI Friday
night lirs was discovered on the second floor.
BY the use of carpsting and rugs the fire