Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-01
VERMONT NEWS.

people from here went to Wolcott to attend
an installation of officers and banquet last
Thursday night The Childs company of
Utica, n. V, are expecting to use the
entire out-put of the famous Eureka pillow,
owned and manufactured by the Morrisville
foundry ompanv.-Edgar W. Thorp
returned to Dakota, Monday after stay
of several weeks here, on account of the
ILLNESS of his mother.
CAMBRIDGE.
Rev Mr.. Sherman OBLIGATED at the fun
eral of aunt Mary Blaisdell Sunday af-
ternoon. The Methodist society realized
about $50 at their basket sociable last Wed
nesday night. The Masonic banquet Friday
night was attended by 80 couples. Mr.. c. A.
Burns of Burlington attended and gave sew
eral pleasing rccitations. Mr.. ID. Wilson and
daughter of Glens Falls, who were called
here last week by the death of Mr.. z. b.
Jones, returned home Monday. Har-
rington assisted by Miss Randolph are hold
ing musical convention here this week.
The board of trade met at .. W. Reynoldss
Monday evening. Miss Niles of Morrisyille
is the guest of the Misses Story this week. -
e. Z. White has gone to Burlington for
treatment at Dr. Clark's retreat. The full
particulars of the burning of Perly Prior
have not been learned but it is understood
he is in dangerous condition Nellie
Hawlcv is improving slOwly.---Arthur Pike
spent Sunday at johnson with his family. -
Mrs. Bryant of Waterbury is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Charles Reynolds. Mrs.
Fred Hawley of Fowler n. Y. is here
visiting relatives. Rev. H. a. Bushnell
has retured home after several weeks visit
with his daughter at Abingdon, Mass.
Singing school was postponed one week for
the dramatic play which was repeated
Tuesday evening to good house. Word
has been received of the birth of an heir to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fassett at Enosburgh Mrs.
Fassctt will be remembered as Cora Davis
of this place
JOHNSON.
Misses Eva and Myrtle Sturtevant are
visiting in Bradford. The officers of Water
man lodge, 7. and \. NJ, were installed
Thursday night, after which banquet was
served at Hotel Johnson--Hon. |. L. Pearl
is in Boston this week IT j. Baker and
family have gone to Montclair, n. J.
Homer Peck has gone to New Bedford,
Mass, with a car of potatoes.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Mrs E. W. Smith is quite sick. Mrs F.
B. ODER is under the care of DR.. Allen of
johnson. Mrs Erwin Smith is convalescing.
Miss Demeritt of Wolcott is working at
f. W. Smith Sc. \. Gallup has gone to
New \ ork for new limb. Mrs. William
Page and Warren Whtcomb and family
have moved into f. W Smiths tenement.
WATERVlLuE.
Elbridge Wilbur has sold his place in
Jericho to +. W. Prior. Moses Leach has
moved into DR.. Fosburgh's houSe-Rev.
Mr.. Matherson occupied the pulpit for Rev
Mr.. Howard Sunday Mitchell Arquette
has moved into part of Nathaniel Tillot-
sons houses. K. Miller. jr., is travelling
salesman for Mcintosh q Co. of Springfield.
Mass. Ten Nights in Barroom' will be
presented at the town hall Saturday even
ing.-Mrs. Jennie Black of Boston, Mass,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bragg
Luther Leach of St Adams has the Job to
build a barn for his brother, Napoleon. and
has moved into a part of his brother house.
A large number of friends and neighbors
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Thomas on the evening of the 18th to celc-
hratc the 10th anniversary of their mar
riage. Good music was in attendance.