Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-18
VERMONT NEWS.

delegate and Charles A. Sanders alternate
to the State encampment at Burlington.
Paul & Sons orchestra hold a promenade
and box party at Town hall Friday evening.
C. A. Gates has returned here from Chi
cago A. G.. Small of Winooshi spent last
week in town, bcug called here by the sick
ness of his wife, who is with her parents.
CAMBRIDGE.
Miss Cora Thomas of Chicago is in town
Charles Russell has moved his family to
Watervillc Charles Chase of Ottawa Ont
has been visiting at T. Whitcomb s.-The
Jacksonville dramatic club are to present
the play "Dot the Miners Daughter at
the Brick church, Friday evening, January
19.-Frank Butler and wife of the "Nalleyn
have a new bov.-Miss Lou Mooney a pro-
fessional nurse from Burlington is caring
for Mrs. s. j. Morgan.
Last Thursday Mr. Chauncey Warner fell
from sled and broke his collar bone The
funeral of Miss Alice Lyman was held from
the Congregational church Sunday after
noon. Rev. Edwin Wheeock ofiiciated -
Mrs. G. r. White returned Saturday night
from Painfeld. Mrs. d. X. Stevens is the
guest of Mr.. James Sabin in Mont
pelier.-The Masonic banquet comes
off January 2G at the American
House. - hlrS. L. I. Luce ana daughter
of Waterbury are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs B. :. Elinwood Mr. Henry Cor
nell has sold his farm to his son. Clayton
Mr.. Cornell goes to Jacksonville to live
with his aged mother The youngest child
of Mr.. Julian Cheyer was buried Tuesday
The county union of l. O. G. T. will be held
at the brick church February S.-The JEFF
fersonvile orchestra will furnish music at
the dramatic play, dot, the Miner S
Daughter, Friday evening January 10
&. d. Lease is sexton at the Second Congre-
gational church this year. Mrs. G. W.
Holmes has returned from visit with her
| daughter. who is teaching i'll Marlboro,
| Mass. r. Briggs Thomas of BrattlebOro
| visited his brothers in town the past week. -
Old Mrs. Lampher died at the home Of her
daughter, Mr., A. Dcmerritt. on Saturday.
The funeral was held at that place Tuesday
afternoon,
HYDE PARK.
The Lamoille County National bank on
the 9th elected the following officers: c. s.
| Page, George Wilkins, II. NJ. Mcfarland,
| p. T.. Gieed II Y. Brigham, j. l.. Pearl
and c. W. Bryant directors: G. s. Page
| president, H. NJ Mcfarland president
! L. l.. Noycs cashier. These are the old
officers with the exception of Mr. Bryant
! The Lamoillc county Savings bank elected
| &. s. Page. Fl. VI. Mcfarland, =. Is. Glecd.
$. 4. Fife. @. T. Gates and H. Z. Stowe
trustecs-the oil board; G. $. Page pres-
dent IL. NJ. Mcfarland president
Clarence y. Knight treasurer.
y. NJ. Noyc, has taken possession of the
postofiicc. but retains 4. Y. Wiswell as as
s,tant The cobweh party at the vestry
Friday evening was a success. Patrick kel-
/ ley met with the loss of a span of horses
| Wednesday morning His son James, who
was drawing ice from Roddy's pond, left
them a moment. when they became fright
ened. and running down steep hill plunged
off Il bridge, killing them instantly.-W. Y.
/ Bailey moved TO Morrisvlie Monday, He
| has job in the tannery. II. l.. kcnticld of
| Boston was in town Tuesday.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
| O. V. Mosley sustained severe injury
recently by falling down stairs. Mrs, G. f..
Smith is under the Doctors care.--One of
Charles kneeaud's youngest children has
pneumonia. --- Miss Clark of Somervile
Mass. Is at work for Rev T. B, lockwood
%. VI. Taylor and family OF Barre, arC
visiting at s. y. Stones.
WATERVlLLE
The new seats have arrived for the town
husc-lr, b. X. Houghton is very sick
Edward Leach and Henry Patterson are
visiting in Newport and Glover MIR. ant
Mrs. Win Chase of Fletcher were the guest,
Of her father, Ami Leach. on Friday
Harry Woodland gave four-evcuinss' ex
hibition at the town hall last weeks Il
,liler, ir.. is il Springfield, Mass, thi'
WeoE. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Russell have re-
turned from New York state. Or, ,lohr
Waters was in Boston, Mass. last week -
Mason Chaiiee was thrOWli from his sleigh
onto a wire fence while returning from tho
villa e Thursday and was fearluly cut OF
the face and neck One ear was nearly
torn olT.-Arthur Fairbanks was callc tC
Manchester y. H., on Monday by the sick
ness of his mother.
STOWE.
The students of stowe High school hav,
recently purchased an organ al cost o
nearly 500. The funds were raised by thei
own efforts Mis-, Eta Milton went Tuescla,
to evangelistic labors in New Hampshire. -
Miss Clarissa Cady is not as well FIRED
Carey, agel 30 years, died Thurs lay o
pneumonia. after an illness Of only few
days. Fred was a member of the Methods
church and funeral services We're conducte,
Saturday by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Durham
Quarterly meeting services were held a
the Methodist church Sunday, Tho dealt
OF Mrs. kuowlton. aged about 50, years oc
cured on Monday morning. The death from
pneumonia of Willie Small of Morristown,
former student of the High school, occurre,
Sunday morning Mr.. Bert Carey after at
tending the funeral of his brother on Satur
day was taken critically i'll with pneumonia
Mir j. w. Newton has received thu
'5harpless prize of $50 for the best essay
setting forth the advantages of darwin,
over other branches of farming -
| The Methodist Ladies' Aid society will NEE
3 with Mrs. Muuroe Culver Wednesday, Jan
uary 81. An oyster supper for the benfi
of the society will be held at the same plac
in the cvening,-Mrs. James +. Houston i
! somewhat better. The Ladies Unity SO
ciety met with Mrs, Mark Loveioy Frida,
e afternoon and evening, Tho y . p. c. L
of the Unitarian church has elected the fol
! lowing officers: President c, \, Lamson
I vice-presidcnt, lnez Cole; secretary, Corr
Luce; treasurer, Mary Nearen; cxecutv