Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-19

engagement to preach the coming year.
Miss Corda Brown is teaching school in
Bakersfield Miss Mable in the Lock district
Miss Nino =. Mann and Mrs. Lee Tillotson
in the village.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Gustin Smith spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Burnett, who has been sick for some
time, is quito low.-Joseph Foss is running
his logs. Warren Whitcomb is happy over
the advent of daughter. Carlos East
mans family is increased by girl baby.
STOWE.
Amasa Wells an old and respected cit
zen was found dead in bed Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Wells had been in failing health
for some years and his death was not unex
pected Miss Nell Badger of Mortified
visited at Frank Benson's last week.-Dnn
lei Pottle, aged IS years, died at the town
farm III Morristown Sunday evening. The
funeral services were held Tuesday, the re-
mains being brought here for burial.-The
remains of Mrs. Joshua Luce, who has been
living the past winter with her grandson in
Waterbury, were brought here for burial
Tuesday Rev Mr.. Hamblin of Waterbury
ofBcated at the funeral. Mrs. Ellen Smith
is at home after stopping through the win
ter in Waterbury aud Moretown -
Mrs. p. d. Pike has been quite i'll in Brook
Ign, n V, but is now somewhat better
Mr. Pike left for that city few days since
A petition has been circulated among the
Methodist people asking the conference
that Rev. Robert Christie of Waterbury
Centre be sent here for the coming year
Several from here attended the United
Workers entertainment at Morrisvile Fri
IL, 4 Nj Wat4e tu IN, g.~
this week-A May day ball will be held at
Green Mountain Inn, Tuesday, May
t. Elmore's orchestra will furnish music -
William Edgerton was called to Mortified
by the illness of sister last week.-Mr
Vanderburg was recently injured about the
head by falling tree. --Chauncey Newhall
of Barre has been in town II few days A
social dance was held at Judson Russ Fri
day night. Mrs. f. c. Dodge is disposing
of her household goods and will soon go to
Nebraska to make her future home E. c.
Kaiser visited relatives in Craftsbury last
week. Rev. George Durham is attending
conference in Bradford this week.
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in Stowe. See adj page s.
CAMBRIDGE.
William Hebb has moved his family from
his sugar camp to his village residence
Marion Hubbard has recovered from her
illness james hubbard is working for W.
w. Patten at johnson. Miss Lotto Car
penter is to teach at Montgomery this
spring. Ruth Whtcomb is home from her
school at johnson for few days's vacation.
Miss Hattie Griswold is visiting Mrs :. :.
Ballard at Barre. Mrs Phelps has gone to
Sholburne. The remains of George Phelps
were disinterred at our village cemetery and
taken to Shelburne Tuesday 10y 4. \. Haw
ley.--Thomas Boyd died after u long illness
Saturday morning. He leaves wife and
two children. Austin Davis and Bertha
Blay We're married at the Methodist parson-
age last week. Word has been received of
the marriage of Abbie d. Wilcox to gen
tleman in Florida. About 60 attended the
sugar party at Charles Richards Friday
The Junior Endcavor society gave a sugar
party aud entertainment at the town nall
Monday evening. will be a sugar
party and promenade at the town hall April
~ for the benefit of the Episcopal society.
Mrs. George Holmes is very sick with the
grip.-Mrs. Bearlsley has been caring for
Mrs. John Butler, who has been ill the past
week.
{. +. Hulhurd returned from Boston Fri
day.-rhe funeral of L. +. Mudgett was
largely attended from mis- late residence Fri
day afternoon; Rev. Z Whecl5ck ofliciated
Mrs. ID. Kinsley of Worcester Mass. Is
in town, called here by the death of her
brother, +. j. Midget Tho funeral of
Mr.. Thomas Boyd was held from the First
congregational church Tuesday. Mr. o.
W. Reynolds is repairing the inside of his
house. Mrs. Is. s. Ellnwood went to Wa
terbury Monday morning to spend the week