Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-10
LAM0ILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE

About $50 was realized at the recent box
party and circulating library. Pred JAG
ques has moved his family to Sheldon
Mrs Thomas BOYD and family have moved
into the Stevens tenement at the Junction.
Mrs Andrew Notemire is in Burlington.
Miss Hattie Griswold has returned from n
visit to Barre. The infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. Allie Day died very suddenly
| wednesday morning, MAY ,.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. y. +.
| Bennett May Wv. NJ. Scott is going to
convert his furniture shop into tenement
Mr. Scion Brewster died Saturday after
| noon. The funeral was held from his late
| residence Tuesday afternoon. lucius Co
| burn otiiciated. ALBERT Cutting has finished
| school in Morrisyile and returned home
| Saturday.-George Bishop has returned
| home -l.amoille county conference meets
at the Congregational church next week
| Tuesday.
You can get 1aft's Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in Cambridge See adj page $.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
While returning from fishing expedi-
ton recently Adna Whitconb and Carlos
Eastman were thrown out of their buggy
caused by the breaking of a harness while
descending the Emerson hill Fortunately
no bones were broken. The wagon was
badly demoralized.-It is reported that
| Charles Parker has purchased the Allen
sugar orchard. Mrs. John Blake is very
| sick.
You can get Tafts Fig Cordial of all the
WATERVILLE.
Wailie Wilbur is ck.-Mrs. c. A. Beard
| has returned from Stowe.-ByrOn Lock has
moved into Betsy Flctcher's house -Adel-
bert Stockwel has bought the Witherell
house near the school house of Mark Stevens
Merrill Mann will wait upon customers at
Laraways store E b. Witherell has
moved into Charles Green's house and A. j.
Austin has moved into the Wiley house in
Coddng Holow.-B +. Pollard and two
other gentlemen from Rutland were in town
looking after the soapstone business the past
week.-The presiding elder J.. O. Sher-
burne, will preach at the Union church, Fri
day evening, May II at ,3O D. MIR.
and Mrs. Chester Hodgkius of Roxbury,
Mass. are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chauucey Tllotson.
STOWE.
Rev. Mr. Worthen moved his family here
| from HardwiCk last week. The Mount
| Mansfield creamery opens Wednesday next.
| MIS- MelNln trlDDS Is very corn was
planted here May t. the earliest for many
Years. Mrs. Kate Peterson and grand
daughter, Gussie. returned from winter 5
stay in Manchester y. H, and vicinity
last week. -Almon Marshall of Wolcott is
visiting at w. 4. Smith Abel Smith,
aged 50 years, died of pneumonia at his
home in Moscow, Saturday morning. Flu
neral services were held at the residence
Sunday at ,. p. m, Rev. Mr.. Drew otticiat-
ing.-W. f. Benson took business trip to
Boston last week.
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in Stowe. See ad. page 5.
WORTHWHILE.
Post J. NJ. Warner, No. 4. will hold n
special election Friday night to elect a com
mander and senior vice-commander. W
G. McClintoCk and wife left town for Bran
don Monday.-The annual meeting of the
village corporation will be held on Monday
evening neXt.-Congressman and Mrs
Powers returned here from Washington last
Frilay.-The UniversalSt society present the
uperetta. "A Dream of Fairyland,n Friday
and Saturday evenings. Engineer Dow of
Burlington came to town Monday to COM
plete the survey of the new cemetery A
summer school of instruction for teachers
will be held here for two weeks commencing
Monday, July 30. Some of the very best
instructors and lecturers are being enraped.
and every effort is heinz mad, TO make il a
, success
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HYDE PARK
| n c. Dixon of Bakersfield was in town
last week IL. X. Wiswell has gone to Con
e nccticut, where he ha, employment with the