Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-22
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

A brother from tine W est mas been visit
inc A. j. Chalfce. Fred Ploof has moved
TO the Pottle house Mrs George Wake
field is sick.-A. A. Royce has moved to his
house in the village.-Dr. Circuit of Water
bury was in town last week to attend Miss
Annie Bigelow Fred Harris has moved to
his fathers house on Maple street-Burt
Brothers are running a night shift at their
steam mill.-The remains of Mrs. Julia
Waite elect of Massachusetts were brought
here for burial. Funeral services were held
Thursday at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Jenny. Rev |. =. Booth officiating.
Mrs Hattie Waite of Shoreham, Mrs.
Jones of Barre and Dr. Waite Of johnson
were here last week to attend the funeral of
their sister Rev. Mr. Sherburne of st. Al
bans preached at the Branch church Sunday
Jesse A. kellogg drives the Morrisville
stage daniel Smith had a large quantity
of sugar stolen from his sugar house at the
Forks
WORTHWHILE.
The Methodist ladies met at their church
vestrys Wednesday, and served n dime
supper at o'clock W. A. Martin, special
pension examiner. was at the Randall over
Sunday. Don Sanders will learn the drug
business and clerk for II. j. Dwinell Last
Saturday the Maplcwooi Sugar and Syrup
company sent four cases OF fancy syrup to
Senator Redfeld Proctor At Washington. -
| Post j. NJ. Warner. No. /, the w. Il. c.,
G. w. Doty camp Sons of Veterans and the
Ladies' Aid society held a largely attended
campfire in Grand Army hall Saturday
evening. Past Department Commander
&. W. Doty and Capt Frank Kenfield and
several pastors of churches here were among
the speakers The Sons of Veterans and
| Ladies Aid are making preparations for the
annual encampmcnt of the State organiza-
| tons to be held here three days in June. -
A. F. Bowen and George Ainsworth were
before Justice Cady last week for stealing
maple syrup from Myron Spaulding's sugar
place. They pleaded guilty, being fined Sl4
| each.
CAMBRIDGE.
Rev Mr. Mathersou Of johnson preached
at the Second Congregational church Sun
day morning Miss BRYAN of Waterbury
has been spending several days in town. 49,
| George Griswold arrived from Chicago Fri
day morning, called here by the dangerous
| illness of his mother,-A. s. Sinclair and
wife of Fowler, y. y. are visiting relatives
in this place Prof. L. Il. ODER of Water
bury is TO have large class III vocal music
here this summer. The remains of Miss
Florence Martin We're brought to this place
from Stowe Friday, where the funeral was
held at the home of her mother, Rev. H. a.
Bushnell officiating. Mrs. D. c. Griswold
remains very low-Mrs. Ernest Melendy i,
slowly improving. The dramatic play
"Placer's Gold" was given 10y club from
Waterville at Reynolds hail, the 18TH -
The several Sunday schools are preparing
excellent programmes for Easter Sunday
About - of the young people gave MI. ant
Mrs. y. j. Nye surprise party Thursday
evening. Mrs. u. X. Stevens and daughter
Ruth, went to Boston Friday. -Mr Well
of Plainteld has bought the American Hous,
and took possession March 20.
WATERVlLLE.
Luke Potter has moved across the brancl
on to his home farm and Eli Atwel on t,
the farm vacated by him. james Trainer
was visiting at Sheldon junction the past
week-Eli Wescott has moved into room
over the blacksmith shop. Easter Sunday
will be observed at Union church Sunday
evening, March 21-Joshua Patterson wa
called to Georgia by the death OF his uncl
last week --Augustn Smith has returned
| from Massachusetts --Estela Kirby is stop
ping with friends i'll Burlington. -- Henr,
| Wilkins has moved from Belvidere int,
| Betsy Fletcher's house Nelson Fassett diet
at his home in Fairfield on the 18th. Tn
remains We're brought here for interment OF
the 14th, his son, ii. II. Fassett. accompany
ing them. He leaves three sons and tw
daughters to mourn his loss
CADY'S FALLS.
Misses Alice Miner and Josie Hcrrick ar
attending school at Morrisville. e. X
Seaver, presidents S. c. Town. clerk II
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