Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-07
ADDISON COUNTY.
NEEGENNES.

fEh9ENlNGO'
The. following is list of teachers in the
graded school; Principal, c. g. Davis; as
sistant, Miss Goplding second grammar,
Miss Clark; first grammar, Miss sutton;
second primary, Miss Walker; first primary,
Miss Ellison.
During the funeral OF Mrs. C. r. Stevens
Wednesday places OF business wore closed
out OF respect to the deceased.
At the reunion OF tho Hickok family, at
the cottage on Kimbalf5 point there were
present: Mr. and Mra II. A. Hlckok and
family. Newark, n. j.; MIR. and Mrs.
Henry T. Hickoh OF Orange, n. j., DIR. w.
II. Hickok of New York, Dir. Frank Ii.
Eddy, wife and 'dsughter,of Nestport Miss
Freemen of Orange, N. j., NJ. &. Hickok
Of Crown Point, n. y, Mrs. NJ. A. Ward
aud Miss Ward of Orange, n. j., Mr. j. S.
Hckok, wife and daughters Lizzie and
Nellie, OF Burlington, Mrs. NJ. II. Wilson
of South Burlington, II. H. Hickok, wife
and daughter, NerGenros. The occasion
was one to be ever held in pleasant re-
membranes by all. A moonlight ride ON
tho lake tool place il the evening"
In the case OF State vs. George
Palmer, Fsrrisburgh, before Justice Rob
urts, for assault with intent TO kill George
Preston; also that of Mrs. Palmer for big
amy. both we're put under $500 bonds
EOlhLS' ) ALlpEHSJ I iHh Nyi'~Sich iui t4S
State.-Jhe last party OF delegates to the
worlds fair includes J. O. Walker, wife
and daughter OF Farrisburgh, Mrs. NJ. &.
Smith and Mrs. A. {. Wet lcrby and Miss
n. NJ Smith OF this CITY. The perochial
school opened Friday with Eve teachers
Miss Lena Pierce took the MouEer street
school Midilobury; Rena ~ Bryan opened
school in Yves. Panton; Sacdo Hoyt began
her third term in Ferriahursn and Mary
johnson resumed school in West Salisbury
Monday for a second tevm All these arc
graduates of The '. G.. Slime Hest
Gaines and wife of the Stevens House,
Cashier Lewis aud wife, aud crowd of
hotel gue5ts left this city tor hyde's, sud
lucy, Friday.
The ste N pleasure boat Fort Cassiu took
Rev. Dir. Titus and Rev. Mr.. lIswley and
Iamiiss on trip down tho river Luursdoy.
-I1ios jeanne Nichols of burlington, who
h2s been caring for Mrs. Sgoveut, has re-
turned home l.. GrsrGcy and wife re-
turned - Butte City, Mont, last Monday.
Charles I. Pattcn left for mis- situation at
Naahuu. ~ H., with his brother, w. Fl.
Patton. IN Thursday. Mrs Oliver Gordon
of Addison, eg@d 20 years, was buried from
ST. Peters church bursday.- DR.. II. Par
Ler and Miss Eerrita Stevens are attending
the world fuir. The water IL 30 high that
wor!. is Temporarily suspended hy the drill
ing machine below the falls. Kellogg
of Madison, Wis, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. II. Adams of this city, ar
rived "Wednesday.
Mr.. Scates Of Boston is the guest OF T. E.
Bears. duck hunting Is in order aud ex-
Mayer Hindes 10 emenlbering his friends
with fat favors. lie is baggug seven to 10
daily. Willie BARLEY OF Providence is
home or "a short vist.-Laks cottages are
still tynn Iuf ~ and from distant
cities continue to arrive.
Walter Happen Of Troy is the guest Of II.
Stevens Miss Marion Liliey OF Washing
ton, gucst OF Lieut.. Bradbury and wife, feft
fer Chicago Saturday. w. w. Booth and
wife S. w. Hindes and wife aud Miss Mel
lie Marble left for the worlds fair Monday.
Misses Julia 0nd Louisa Purcell, guests of
j. McCuen and wife, have returned to New
York Judge Smith held probate court at
Bristol Monday. There YVES sharp frost
Monday morning and ice formed. Capt c.
A. Booth and family are at Whip-poor-
lodge School opened with q full corps oil
teachers, except Miss Ellison, who is indis
posed. The Fort Cassin took out party
Monday for an excursion. &C. L. Parker il
visiting Winooski.
MlDDLEBURY.
The Starr Hose company went u
Rutland Monday to take part in tn,
hose contests there. Chauncey l.. Clark il
going to re-opan his feed store soon. Hen
ry W. Brewster and daughter Susan ar
rived homo Thursday afternoon, after
seven weeks' visit in the Wcst. Mrs
Michael Rotchford, daughter OF Mr.. Jane
Farrell, is low with consumption. -Truste
Hammond has dono good thing in putting
up q raised wall: from the new trest
bridge to Main street George L. McHugh
James Doyle aud L. A. Phillips startet
Friday afternoon for q trip to Lake George
One z. L. Murray. who has been here TO
couple OF months or so taking care OF thu
eloctric light plant, has disappeared from
town, leavinL unpaid dobts. There weT,
about 80 couples in attendance at the Scar
Hose company's dance at the town hel
wednesday night. There was pretty
severe frost in Middlsbury and vicnit,
Wednesday night, bat no greet damage wa
icne 80 far As can DO learned. 1t was TIA
FIRST frost OF the season in the village -
Mrs William Cushman is still quito i'll will
fever, ana recovery is doubtful. -
Postmaster j. H. Stewart. wife and chill
dren aud Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, VIII
have been enjoying an outing for two week
at Thompson's Point in Charlotte, arrive
home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Jane MOI
ton, widow of the late George Z. Norton
who diei last fall, has beeu allowed pom
riou of SIP per month. There 10
radical change OF teachers In the Middle
bury graded school for the school yea
which begins Inst Monday. Prentil
C. Hoyt, A. NJ, OF Addison succsec
Mr. Buck as principal; Hiss Sarah F. Ha v
ley of Nergennes is preceptress Of Il
high school IN place OF Miss Florence Hal
ris; Miss Ida 4. Waugh goes into the Sc,
ond intermediate in place OF Miss Liz
O'Leary and Miss Mae L. Halnon of Corr
wall, new teacher, takes the place of Mi
Waugh in the first intermediate. Mi
Sarah II. Wright of Weybridge, anoth'
new one, takes the first primary ia place
Miss Lizzie l.. Marvin. and Miss Mary |
Roscoe of New Haven Is teacher
vocal and instrumental music in place
Miss Matte A. Varnum. All the teache
who are suocesdsd resigned in order