Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-12
BURLINGTON PRESS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER T. 1880

return to Boston the latter part of the
week.. II. Burt started Monday for Bos-
ton.--Leon Drew, who was critically i'll at
West Bangor, n. " where nc was visit
ing, has recovered enough to make the
trip home.--Jed Wells, who has been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington for
over a year past has arrived home and is
quite low.
W. b. WALL wife and daughter, Miss
Lucy started Tuesday for sixweebs'
trip to jamestown, North Dakota.-Curtis
s. Emery of Chelsea, county clerk, with has
wife were in town Monday and Tuesday
Harry Becdle of Keene n H., is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Becdle.-
William II. Smith of Lyndonvilc, former
~ "a resident of this place, visited here
Monday.-Arss Alice Sheldon of the Rood
millinery store Is now in Boston oh a bis.-
ness trip.-Alrs. Julia a. Howe and daugs-
ter, May, of Chicago are visiting friends
hcrc.-Miss Matte Dunbar of FAN River,
Mass, Is visiting her friend, Miss Louise
Chase. Mrs j. b. Allbee and daughter,
with her mother Mrs y. O. Snow have
re turned home from Amherst Mass Mrs.
Snow is much improved in health.-Par'ker
y. Smith, president of the Putnam Ma
t.onal bank Of Paatka, Fla, who has been
visiting his father, y. A. Smith, has now
gone to White River Junction to visit his
sister, Mrs. H. ID. Wheeler, and on Friday
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has gone to Olcott, to resume her duties as
teacher in the schools there.-3liss Emma
Seymour has gone to Lebanon, n. H.,
where she has secured employment.
BRAINTREE.
Mrs. Ellen Robson of Missouri is in town
visiting her old schoolmates and friends.
She is stopping at present at q. W.
I'lagE s-Mr. and Mrs. Bourne, who have
been visiting i'm town, went last week to
burlington to visit Mrs. Bourne's father,
joel Cady--Marion Flint is spending the
week I'm burlington with brother.-1cr-
bert Archer is quite i'll and under the doc
tors care.-Mrs Ira HARDWOOD was in
Randolph one day last week listing
friends.-It is reported that Rev. Mr.. Flint
is soon to make a VISIT to his parents and
that he will speak in the hill church one
Sunday while here.-Mrs. Jane Spear of
Wisconsin is in town visiting friends and
/ relatives.
TUNBRIDGE.
Rev and Mrs. Harry e. Miles Of New
Haven, Conn, are guests at Ben fuckers
Mrs. Abbie Ballou OF Fort Edward, n.
/ v, is a guest of Mrs S. A Ballou.-Mrs
S. a. Beachiey of Grcst Falls, Montana
has gone to Providence r. l., to stay a
/ few weeks.-Mrs. S. a. Dean returned
from her summer visit in Maine and Mas
sachusetts last week.-MaSs Gertrude a.
Parker of Fitchburg, Mass, Is a guest Of
Miss Minnie AMen.-Mrs. Agnes West Of
Marblehead Mrs. Alton Mtiler Of Lowell,
Mrs a. p. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs James
Cushman and George Cushman of Haver-
hill, Mass, are guests of Mrs. s. a. CuShA
man-Mr. 0. F. Campbell has gone to
Newport to stay few weeks.-Miss Anne
r. Howe went to Salem, Mass, last week.
I-M,T Kate Lee Cusfman is now visiting
in Bradford. Conn.
RANDOLPH CENTRE.
Lucius Blodgett has returned from Can
ada.--The school house in district No. II
has been nrted with new chairs.-Mrs.
William Albin is visiting a sister IN Stowe.
DR.. Charles Hebard of Mondovia, Wis,
has been visiting friends Invertebrates
Stinets has gone to Potsdam, n. Y. His
brother John takes his place at the Adams
creamery.-FIiram Huse, for many years
a resi- dent here. died in Montpelier last
week and was brought mere for burial. He
was the father of Hon. Hiram Huse.
A. -. Partridge and wife and Prof. +.
A. Partridge and family have returned to
their Philadelphia homc.-Ntiss Clara d.
| Eddy has gone to her school in Palmer,
Mass.-1'he town schools began last week
with the same teachers as last term with
the exception of Miss Lucinda Worse, who
has the higher department at the Centre
and Miss Rosetta Flint the lower district.
Miss Georgia Buck is teaching in Island
Pond, Miss Lena Adams in Quechee, Miss
Mary Stone in Plainheld, Miss Martha
Gilbert at West Brookheld and T. j.
Adams in Strafford.-MrS. Marshall Ban
lister is quite i'll, as the result OF acute in
digestion.-Shizno kando, a japanese, Is
to give a lecture on tho war between
China and Japan at the normal schoo
building Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs
Albert Edison arein Philadelphia. --ClintoT
Adams and family of Post Minis were at
the oil homestead Saturday and Sunday
Most of our summer guests have de-
.parted.-J. i. Adams is running corn har-
vesting machine that attracts no little at
tenUon.
VERSHIRE.
The revival meeting at the CongTega
tional church, conducted by Miss Eliza
beth Tobey, the evangelist, have beer
very largely attended ana much good has
been the result. Converts have come for
, ward numbering over 60, and the influence
from these meetings is being very widely
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