Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-08-15
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

| lily arranged in the freight building at the
station.--Mrs II. Waite and son are spend
! ing three weeks in New York.--Newman
Hughman has severed his connection with
tho Morrsvlle granite works.
STOWE.
The death of Mrs. Mary Raymond. aged
| Sc years, on Sunday of last week was a
! very quiet affair, not even the near neigh
| bOrs knowing of ii until days afterwards
1t seems impossible that so few only could
have learned of it.-A Miss George and
! friend of Woodbury. are visiting at Parish
George s.-Alrs. John Johnston and son of
New ork, sister of w. A. Smith are in
town.-Mrs Frances McLaren and daugh-
tiers, the Misses Effie and Julia McLaren
of Nashua, n. H., are visiting at Mrs
Kate Peterson s.-The entertainment at
the Branch" on Friday night resulted in
a full house and net profit of S32-The
last reports of Miss Carrie Bigeow whose
sickness at Salem, Mass, has been mo-
ticed, is that she is some better with
hopes of recovery.-Mrs. Lucinda Luce is
IN windsor Visiting.-Mrs. Owens of Bos-
ton, who has been in town for a few DAYS.
has gone to Morrisville-The rustic arch
a relic of the centennial spanning Main
street was torn down last week.-Mrs.
Lizzie Butler of johnson is in town visit
lng.-Ed. Kaiser and others of Montpelier
were in town on Friday and visited the
nouhtain.-Samuel Huh spent some days
last week in the north part of the state
Dr, Henry Wade of Starksboro has been
visiting friends in town.-John Stafford
was up from Queen City Park on a 6ying
visit last week.-Orson Smith and wife
spent some days last week at Queen CITY
Park seeing the sights and listening to
BOD nEcrsoll.-Blac kberres are plenty,
hut greatly injured by dry weather-Clin-
OOuWOrth w fp
extended vist.-Mr and Mrs. Weeks have
friends from Hyde Park visiting them
Mr.. John Carey was in Pittsneld last week
visiting the Rev. Mr.. Emery late of
Stowe.-Mr. Odcll of Connecticut was in
town last week looking after new mtlch
cows.
The descendants of the late Josephus
Mum held their annual reunion Thursday.
August s. at the home of Mrs Lucebia
NeWhalI the Oldest member of the family
in Waterbury. There were rs members
present. The largest representation of
any one family was that of Lucius Sui
lies, who had l6 members present. Lucius
Sallies, Ira Mum and Mrs. Thcdocia Clair
were elected a committee to arrange for
the gathering next year.
WATERBURY.
The new press and machinery for the
Waterbury Record are being put in place
kneeland of Lowell, Mass. is visiting in
town.-Rev A. J. Covell started upon his
summer vacation Monday morning.-Tho 1
lads of this place went to Barre Saturday,
where they played a game of ball with a
team of that place, being done up to the
tune of SO to s.
WATERVILLE
Mrs. II. A. Jackson is nl-Mr and Mrs.
l.. l.. Patterson of Georgia are visiting
in town.-Mr Chas Malloy of Meriden,
Conn, is visiting at Elmer Wetherelrs.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Miller visited in
Troy and RiChford last Week.-Mrs. Kittie .
Lack has gone to New Hampshire to stay
with her aunt Mrs. L. w. Adams.-Noil
haffec stopped with his brother II. b. .
Nhaffee at M0rrisvillc over Sunday.-Mr. .
and Mrs. S. ID. Wiley of Boston, Mass.
are the guests of Mrs. r. A. Willey-The
Lamoille County Good Templars Union
VIII be held at this place on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Tobin are visiting in
Franklin this week.-R. a. Wiley and
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Wiley
visited in Albany and Waterbury last
week.
JOHNSON
Miss Louise Leland. in company with
Or. Page and Miss Mooney, has gone to
ne Massachusetts general hospital for
N'''4ilS 1T anu -NTs j. I. 11artWell
laVe returned to their home in North
n. H.-Deacon L. II. Wheeler
s very ill.-Mrs. w. H. Stearns Mrs.
8urnham and Eli Wswell were buried
asst week.. w. Greene is taking a vaca-
ION Tor week.-Orange Buck and Mrs
Noses Fisher are convalescing-W. n
Stearns has taken VIII Hayford as his
partner in the rake and snow shovel bust
,eSS-Miss Ellen Ferry Of Felchville was
'aI!ed here by the death of Mrs Burn
lam.-Prof. a. j. Grout is here picking up
lis goods and intends to go to Ann Arbor.
dich soon.
NORTH CAMBRIDGE.
Mon are at work putting in new abut-
nonts to the bridge at the head of the
Mill pond. The bridge is to be lengthened
slack berries are very plentiful this sea-
are rusting on some places.
ORLEANS C0TNTE.