Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-06-07
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some chores the 2nd inst and not returning
the family became alarmed and went in
search for him and found him dead -
Monllton sends Lewis delegates to the county
convention at Middlebury.-A reform school
convict was taken back to the school by
Sheriff Middlebrooke tho 4th inst.
Samuel Miles came home from New York
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ray of
Natick, Mass, are visiting at Byron Rays.
wilkins Chatfee has gone to Middlebury
this wook to attend the Juno term of the
Addison County Court, having been drawn
as petit juror. Mr.. and Mrs. George Haz-
ard have returned from Boston, where they
went on their wedding trip
WEYBRlDGE.
Mrs Lillian Wilkins Martin Of Braintrce
is visiting in town. -Chldren's day will be
observed in the Congregational church.
A little child Of Alanson Wright of Wal
than was buried hero in the north GENE
terry last week. notwithstanding tho un-
favorable weather quite fair sized COM
rany gathered in the Methodist church to
listen to the Memorial address by Rev. G.
II. Thomas of New Haven. The church was
beautifully decorated with ferns, flowers
and flags.
HANCOCK.
Carl Boyd is home from Warren Wat
son Lamb of West Somcrvile Mass, is
stopping at c. c. Ninton's Cora Jones ex-
poets to go to Boston soon to visit her
brother Will.-Children's day will be OBJ
served next Sabbath at Granville.
SALISBURY.
Frank Simpsons house and part Of the
contents burned May 80, while he was away
from home attending Decoration. The town
hall was crowded the evening of May 30,
when the y. p. :. G. E. gave an entertain
ment to the veterans and friends. Tho
gospel temperance meeting at the church
Sunday evening. in which the children took
part, passed off very pleasantly.
SOUTH STARKSBORO.
Robert Wilson is no bctter.-Uncle Joel
Orvis. who was attacked in the postofilce
last week. is confined to the house. and it is
thought he cannot recover from the effects
of the shock. Mrs. Truman Clark has the
pneumonia. Mrs. Elisha Norton is very
sick with pneumonia Mrs. f. S. Folans-
bee is sick.
BRIDPORT.
Miss Minnie Hemenway is home from
New York. Miss Clara Weed who has
been with her aunt Mrs I. d. Fletcher, has
gone to Chicago.-Mrs. Hill was seriously
burned on Thursday. Emcline
Brainard is at the Mary Fletcher Hospital
for treatment.-Mrs J. S. Williams is in
town.-L. A. Skif spent Sunday at his
fathers. b. A. Sdr-Dr H. L. Town
sends house, which he has been repairing
is nearly completed.
WHITING.
Rev. F. B. Phelps of Irasburgh supplied
the desk of the Congregational church Sun
day. June 3. He comes as a candidate for
the coming year-The Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs. Daniel Holmes We'd
neSday at p. m.-IIrs Fred Needham is
spending a few weeks with her sister. Mrs
Alison Webster. There were a number of
young people who spent Memorial day in
Brandon An old soldier put out flags on
the few graves there are in the cemetery.
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Kimpton of Pomfret
visited Mrs. NJ. d. Enos last weekly. G..
Atwood is getting the timber ready for NJ
l.. Partch's new building. Childrcns day
will be observed at the church in the even
ing.
ORWELL.
Miss Adelia Hammond of New York has
arrived at Eagle Inn TO spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift, Mr.. Henry Branch
ana W c. Hack, attended the county CON
venton held Mt Middlebury last week tho
Brandon and Orwell base bail game here
Memorial day resulted in an easy victory
for the latter, Score, ID to 1.-Cnldren j
day will be observed in the Congregations
church next Sunday.
RlPTON.
Mr.. and Mrs W V Fisher are rejoicing
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