Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-18

e. stockwell are attending the Universal
list convention in Boston.-Mlss Harriet
Savage and j. W. Newton have been i'm
Boston attending the Christian Endeavor
convention.
School in North Hollow closed July 3rd.
Whole number of scholars 49, daily aver
age p 1894 Those having no marks were
Lou 1utchins, Leilah and Laura White,
Enid ana Rollin Woodwork, Eva. Clayton,
Merton and Willie Gibbs, Robert and
Richard Davis, and Geo Adams.
MORR1sVILLE.
A delightful reception was given by
Hon. and Mrs. =. *. Gleed on Friday even
ing in honor of their guests.-ClarenCc
Moulton returned with his mare Mamie
O.. from Concord, N II. on Friday. He
won first money with II starters there
last week-Another special village meet
ing is called for Monday evening, July 90,
for further consideration of questions in
connection with the water works.-Rev.
DR.. Booth and Mrs. Booth returned from
their vacation on Saturday and services
were held at the Cniversalist church Sun
day morning. Tile first week in the Lam
ollie County Summer school was passed
with satisfactory results. An excursion
trip to Gilmore pond was made Thursday
night.
Next week the Idlcwild club will launch
a handsome steam yacht at Gilmore pond.
The boat has been built here in the Foun-
dry company's building. under the mag
agemcnt of G.. II. Green, late of St. Adams.
Morrisvllc band, with II pieces is now
in a very fourishng condition. At the
recent organization and election of Off
GERS the following were elected: President.
C.. a. Gle; secretary, D. a. Sanders
treasurer, G. E. Green; leader, w. +.
Dufer; executive committee, c. Il. Green,
&c. a. Gle, w. II. Town.
Frank Tuttlo Of Naugatuck. Conn. is at
DIR. J. a. Robinsons.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
j. Holmes of Fall River, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. a, Il. Wheelock Of Boston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira England, Miss j. NJ. Clark and
Miss Chambers of Providence. II. L. are
among the summer guests at tho Randall.
Will jackson of Barre and Ralph Bar
rows of st. Johnsbury visited their parents
over Sunday.-The school directors of the
town ask for carly application from those
who wish to teach. Nearly or quite all
districts will have both a fall and winter
school.-The young people of the Congre-
gational society are to present a juvenile
cantata at the town hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week. The
piece has 40 or more characters and the
music is in charge of Prof. A. \. Hadley.
e. G. Darling's new three story block is
shaped up on Portland street. The third
floor will have a large public hall.-Afss
Loise Robinson of Minneapolis Is visiting
at Col. a. O. Gates Contractor Wood
bury has sub-let to Mr. Sweeney of Essex
the construction of the reservoir in l. n.
lie Baron's sugar orchard.-Miss Patterson
opened her cooking school in the academy
building on Monday afternoon with a fair
attendance.-Mrs. Ella NJ Roberts of Con-
cord, n. H., is visiting i'm town-Morris-
vile horses took three first monies at the
Concord, n H., races last week: Mamie
O., Lyndon Boy and Kendall.-Mr. Free
man and daughter are visiting in Tun-
bridgc.-Lewis Marshall is at home from
his second year in Burlington Medical col
lege.-The second week in the Summer
School of Methods is well under way and
is meeting with success The instruction
is superior to last year. Illness has pre-
vented Prof. S. W. Landon of Burlington
from taking up his special line here, the
study of civil Eovernment.-George A.
Morse and family are camping at High
gate SprinEs-A subscription paper Is be-
ing circulated to raise funds for a band
stand near Academy Park.