Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-05

. TO fumfret SaturdaY.-hlSS Mamie Ban
crott, who has been visiting at William
liolmes', has gone to Burlington and after
short visit will go to Saratoga and then
| home to Brooklyn, n. N.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
j. Trerise and daughter, Gertrude, have
/ returned home from Il visit of relatives at
| Potsdam, n. Y.-E. a. ShattuCk has re-
turned home from Buffalo, ~ w. where
he was called on account of the sickness
of slster.-Mr. and Mrs. John Church
/ have moved to GaYsvlle.-Nr. and Mrs.
T.. V. Hutchinson, who have been visiting
at the home of his father, Lyman Hutchin-
son, have returned to Boston.-NIrs. Il. L..
Sault and little son and Mrs. william
Supplee and her daughter, Helen, who
have been visiting at T.. 7. Sault's, have
returned to their home at Rockport, Mass.
Lyman Hutchinson has returned home
from weeks visit at St. Albans--Henry
Manchester is in town visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs A. Il. Manchester Selva Il.
/ Holman has gone to Greenfield, Mass, for
/ a visit. He was accompanied by his
nephew, Harry Baldwin, who has been
visiting here the past sunmer.-G. c.
Smith of Cabot and Mrs. Alexander, sis
ter of George IT, Hoyt's from Boston have
been visiting him for few days-Arthur
McAllister, who has been stopping in town
this summer, has gone to Boston, where
he has secured a situation in a grocery
store.-Miss Louise Drake of Boston, who
has been visiting at A. II. Beedle's the
past week, has returned home.-Dr.
Charles Hebard of Mondovi, Wis, is visit
ing his father, the venerable Erastus
Hebard, at the home of his sister, Mrs c.
NJ. Howard.-Wills T. Sparhawk who has
been spending the vacation in town Will
his father, l.. r. Sparhawk, has returned
to Brimheld, Mass, to resume his duties
as vice-principal of the Hitchcock free
school.-Mss Harriet Hadley of Spring
fol /.
NJ. Trask for the past few days.
At the first meeting of the creditors of
the United States Screen company held
Monday afternoon at the office of Hon.
william II. Nichols, Judge Of probate,
about $4,000 worth of claims were proved,
represented by 81 people. OF this num-
Der Hon. Fred Arnold received 45 votes for
assignee and has been appointed. The
appointment of Mr.. Arnold gives general
/ satisfaction as he is well qualified to per-
| form the duties of that position in this
estate. There will be about 81 claims to
| be proved and the total liabilities will
probably exceed $4,000. OF this amount
about 500 is for labor A few of the
. creditors have securities on the property
and will not lose much, but outside of
| these and the help, there will not be a
very large margin for the other creditors.
I During the time that the funeral ser
vices were taking place yesterday the
stores were closed in respect to the mem
DRY of the late Samuel Bass-Ton. Will
liam Hutchinson of Washington, d. c..
is visiting his brother, James and Lyman
Hutchinson. George Miles of Hyde Park,
/ Mass, is visiting at l.. =. Thayer's.-
/ Editor l.. +. johnson and family started
Wednesday afternoon for weeks visit
al Ber.in and Montpelier with relatives
of Mr.. Johnson s.-Charles Batche.der and
wife of St. Elmo, Neb., and son Burton
/ Of Auburndale, Mass, are visiting at
, Frank l.. Parsons.-Mr, Batchelder is a
son of Mrs. Parsons and was for a number
of years an engineer Of the Central YER
mont railroad.-There Will be a large dele
cation from here to the fair at Burling-
ton Friday to see Ethan n, trot in the
40 class and also the great free for all
race
Edward Williams went to South Royal
ton Monday afternoon with the Bethels as
their pitcher and met with good success.
The visitors won by the score of 16 to 8.
1t is said that there was quite a scrapping
match during the game participated in
both by players and specta tors.-iIon.
William Hutchinson of Washington, u.
c., is visiting his brothers, Hon. James
and Lyman Hutchinson.--Willi Clifford
and wife Of Oakland Cal, Henry Clifford
and wife of Rochester and Edwin Amsden
and wife of Sharon are quests of M and
Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood.-Col. Albert 3. Chand,
J. ItT TtluTItu 10 lhIOpktNll II, y. E, hOIuuy
evening, after spending lis vacation here
during the past month.-Georse Miles OF
Hyde Park, Mass, is a guest at l.. 7.
/ ThaYer's.-Julus Montg omery returned
to WinooSkl Monday, where he is at work
on br,dges.-George Draper, who has been
visiting his relatives in Lincoln, returned
home Monday.-Mrs. r. \. Thatcher and
her niece, Mrs. f. W. Eldrelse with her
children, were in South ROyllton Moudey
a ri of , m.
cord, n. H., who has been visiting his ia
ther, William Wood, returned home Tues
day morning.-Mrs. Mary Talbot Fay of
Dorchester, Mass, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. C. G. Whtten.-Mss Nettie J. Web
stcr has returned from Tvcrton, r. l..
where she has been visiting the past three
months.-llermanE T.. Morse and wife have
returned from Montpelier, whore they have
been visiting Mrs, Morse's parents.
TUNBRIDGE.
Miss Gertrude Parker of Fltchburg.
Mass, is guest of Miss Minnie Alien
Mrs. F. +. Steele and son Of Gaysvlle are
at j. G. Sanders Miss Josie Cram and
Edward Cram of Providence r. l., and
Miss Matte Cram of Wilamstown, have
been guests at a. p. Cushman's the past
week.-Mr, AMI Mrs. r. Fenner Irons, who
passed last week al Mrs. $, A. Cushman's $,
returned to Providence, r. T. Monday
Prof and Mrs. f. j. Bugbee went to
South HadIey Falls, Mass, Saturday
w. p. Outtrim of Lynn, Mass. is a guest
at II. r. Hayward's.-C;eorge W. Stearns
left town Saturday. He is to have his
home in Lyndonville for tho present.
Sylvester G. Goodwin, an hon0red citizen,
died sunday, aged a.
BROOKFIELD.
Albert Sargent and wife celebrated the
2jth anniversary of their marriage last