Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-06-07
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS. THURSDAY. JuNE7 1894

High water and floating logs broke out part
Of the ilume of Lilley's wagon works Tues
day.-Fred Dow has been in Underhill the
past week getting Homer Thompsons cleo
trio plant into running order. S. G.. Town
is very sick with throat troubles. A two
od-year colt belonging to him was ruined
by falling into trap door Monday May %.
Uncle Villas Heath died at the poor farm
recently, where he had been several
months leaving his house unoccupied. His
remains were buried in the cemetery below
johnson. Walter Miner is slowly recover
ing from the recent operation upon his foot.
Mrs William Thorpe will soon go to DR..
Wizards at Burlington for treatment.
JOHNSON.
+. II. Sherwin, sugar weigher, has weigh
ed for - producers, taken Ia samples, la
beled $500 packages and weighed 81 tons. --
G. f. Holdridge, Israel Dubray, Willard
Boyce and wife have returned to Saranac
Inn, N. Y-Samuel Wilson is improving
sowly.-The creamery made 10 tons of but
ter during May, as compared with six tons
for same month last year. Tho memorial
address by r. B. Flynn of st. Adams was
one of tho best ever delivered here. Mrs.
r. w. Mcfarland is visiting in St Adams
Mrs. II. w. Stevens won't to Sheldon
junction Monday.
WATERVlLLE.
Frank Laraway was sick last week. -
| George Maurice is home from Burlington. -
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Sherman of Morrisville
is visiting her mother, Mrs NJ. p. Kelley
Miss Addie Wescott was at homo from Fair
field last week. -Elbridge Wilbur is max
ing extensive repairs on his house. -Chaun-
coy Shattuck and DR.. Hulburd are beauti-
flying their places with the paint brush. -
ID. G.. Howard has rented his house on the
farm to f. NJ Thomas and he has moved
| into the. village.
CAMBRIDGE.
Word has been received from Miss Hattie
! Hopkins of her safe arrival in California.
| The IL. NJ, $. give a strawberry festival at
the church parlors next Friday evening. -
| Miss Sabn of Montpelier is visiting her
grandmother Mrs. c. l.. Wait.-Post l(
realized about $50 from their entertain
ment given Wednesday evening. The
Misses Niles of Morrisville are guests of
Mrs H. H. Storey. The Fourth of July j,
to be celebrated in this town in high order,
The Sons of Veterans met Monday night
for tho purpose of revving, which they
did, and it looks now as if good working
camp can be found in Cambridge. FIRED
Smith, II. NJ. Cornell and II. W. McNallS
are attending court at Hyde Park. Stephel
Ransom had his thumb badly iammed last
week. L. A. Wheelock is laying the cellar
wall for Howard Watkins house A larg,
crowd gathered at Reynolds hall Decoration
day to hear Gov. L. X. Fuler's address.
The evenings entertainment given by the
Fletcher Dramatic club drew a full house. -
The monthly missionary meeting will be
held this week Thursday Mrs. Chester
Melendy of Massachusetts is visiting he
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Dickinson. -
Miss Ellen Brown is stopping with her sis
ter, Mrs. A. c. Griswold. The Centr
school is nearly broken up by the chicken
poX and munlps A. A. Patton was electeC
delegate from the Second church to tn
State convention of churches to be held a
St Johnsbury this month, The funeral OF
Miss Melissa Lampher was held at her sis
ter's Mrs. \. Dcmeritt's, last Saturday
Rev Mr. Stanley Of johnson officiating. In
terment in the East Cambridge cemetery.