Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-05
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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way in which the church was decorated
for the occasion.-The guests of the Amer
lean House gave a cake walk on Friday
evening, the. Cambridge cornet band fur
nishing music.-Mrs. Fl. c. Gilbert of Bur
linFton. accompanied by her nephew, Allen
Cady Of Wayne Centre, Mimi, visited
friends in town the past week. Mr.. Cady
was much taken with Vermont on this,
his first visit, and especially with Burling-
ton its Queen City.--L. A. Junior has the
frame up for a new barn.-Mrs. W. NJ.
Smith and children have returned from
their months outing to queen City Park
C. l.. Remington, driver of DR.. NJ. $.
Briggs colt, MaXey returned Saturday
from the Sheldon fair races, bringing home
first money from two races along with a
record of 2:32ie, good enough for a colt of
only four weeks handling.-H. n. Macoy
and wife of Ottumwa, Iowa, arrived in
town Friday on a visit to his brothers, Il.
G. and w. d. Macoy.-The village school
commenced Monday with the summer
corpse of teachers retained. Miss IL.
Augusta Boomhower is incipal.-George
l.. WheeloCk and wife returned to New
York Monday morning after a two weeks
vacation, stopping with their father, Rev
+. Wheclock Miss Helen Holmes left
Monday to enter the High school in ST.
Albans.-AIrs Ashton Edwards is quite
sick at Charles Buker s.--Hattie Griswold
is convalescing-M James Burns at
Cambridge junction and Chauncey Wiley
at the Boro are improving The village
school opened Monday with the following
teachers Fred Bicknell, principals Miss
Baird of Waitsficld and Miss Scott of
Richford.-Canie Carroll commenced her
school in the South district and Nora
Buker in the Territory the same day
Marion Page went to Montpelier Monday
to attend school.-A Japanese tea party
will be given by the United Workers at
the town han Thursday evenng.-The W
II. NJ. S. will meet with Mrs. f. r. Brush
Thursday afternoon and the Ladies' Mis-
sionary meeting will be held at the home
of the president, Mrs Il. NJ. Powell, the
same aftcrnoon.-Mis Mary Nye has gone
back to New Hampshire.-Mrs Ann Put
nam and daughter of Bellows Falls are in
town.-NIrs. Mary Tilliston of Waterville
is with her sister, Mrs. l.. Wheelock.-Mrs
Heminway, who has been in Eden taking
care of Mrs. Shattuck, is at home.-Miss
Ella Carpenter Of Lynn, Mass, is in town.
Miss Ida Cady has gone to her home in
Canada and Mrs. Clark Gilbert to her home
in Burlington.-C. e. Wetherby and family
have returned from their outing.
MORR1SVILLE.
"A lOl Oh hIlEHl 1 'IlpldIS lIOIl lllc w cSl
returning from Boston telegraphed ahead
to the proprietor of the depot restaurant
here requesting that supper be prepared
for them, which was accomplished In good
shape and with good deal of extra eX-
pense, only to result in their special train
stopping Just long enough to announce
that they had changed their minds and
wouldn't stop. Quite a number Of the eX-
cursionists on their way to Boston
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ing their bills.-Nernon Holhrook and
Francis Blair are expecting to enter Will
liams college this fall.--M. A. Stone & Co.
have put in new shelving for their boot and
shoe stock.-Members of Lamoille Grange
will make a special effort by way of cX-
hiDtion of farm produce at the coming
Lamoille county fair.-1n connection with
the communion services held on Sunday
morning in the Congrega tioDal church two
persons united with the Chunch. THE book
cases and text books to be used in the sew
eral schools through the town were dis
tributed on Friday and Saturday, and
everything was in readiness for the open
ing on Monday. The village schools opened
Wednesday with Prof. W. A. Beebe at the
hcad.-Mrs a. Irish was called to Mont
pelier by the critical illness of L. NJ. Irish
E. N. Tyler of Boston is spending several
days here, being an interested observer of
business at the tanneIy, as he is associated
with his father in the leather business in
Boston.-Charles Stone of Burlington has
the contract for the brick work on T.. G.
Darlins's block and has commenced the
job.-JOhn Moulton took first and second
monies in several races last week at
Knowlton, T. @. He has his string at
White River Junction this week and will
be at St. Johnsbury next week and Norris
Vile the week after John Utton's string
made good record at Rutland last week