Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-18
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY July 18, 1895.

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the two weeks of fine weather and have
finished haying.-Quite a number Of our
townspeople are at T'hompsons Point for
a few days.-P. Reed g. Co. lost 70 car
rases and wagons In the fire, but had
more on sale in three days.
A. Soners has finished work on the
roads and they are now in excellent con-
misunderstanding Elder Noe preached in
the Methodist church last Sunday.-The
Epworth League entertainment realized
$2j.@.-Mrs. l.. Bissonette spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Steele,
in Bristol.-Archibafd Potter and his sister
spent Sunday with NJ y. PartCh.--Dr.
c. j. Russell haa just completed a large
barn on his farm There are now l22
patrons at the Valley Falls creamery
Letters received from Rev. T. j. Harris
at Grndlewald. Switzerland, report his
family well and having a delightftn trip
Mrs. J. LFort, jr., has returned from a
three weeks visit to her parents in Ben
nnRton. Little johnny Hopkins has re-
! turned home after a two weeks sojourn
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
successful surgical operation was per-
formed on his foot Miss Mary Falby is
visiting in Barnumtown with her mother,
who has come East from her home in
WauRon Iowa.-Miss Susan Ray Is Wis
itlng friends in town.--Mrs A. d Marshall
and daughter Marie of Lincoln, Neb. are
visiting at Albert Ray s.-H. &. NuSscll
has gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital
for an operation upon his eyes.-Prot.
Partridge and wife Of Buffalo, n. Y. are
stopping at the Carpenter House.-Mrs.
II. Is. Dewey and Leonard f.. Brownson
Of Chicago are visiting at l.. j. Brown
sons
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Mr.. Michael O Brien is quite i'll
Mrs. n. Is. Aldrch is recovering from
her recent illness.
Mr.. Guy Nack of 1<eescvillo. y. y has
been visiting his cousi:l Mrs. Hattie Bean
Mrs. Ann WheeiocS of Worcester has
been visiting at Mrs Durfey's.
Mrs. Goodsell is visiting her sons, Dora'
and Icnry.
UNDER1IILL.
Mrs. Homer Nichols and daughter hav,
returned to Mddlesex.-Mrs. a. +. Chase
of Canton, y. Y. and Miss Harriet f
Mann of Chatham, y. y, made thei1
mother, Mrs T.. II. Mann, a short Vs
last week. They. with others, are teknt
cruise Of q week or more on Lake Cham
plain in Mr.. Glasses cat-boat the Polly
wog.-Alr. and Mrs. Benedict Of Massa
chusetts are guests Of friends In town.
II. Moran has finished work for tn,
Homer Thompson estate and is to open
S1Op on MS own account III mo SHOp DC
longing 10 f. A. Sloan.--Cora Day goes th
week to Lowell, Mass.-Sheriff Reeves an(
, wife were the guests of s. a. Hale OF
sunday. Where was a LADY preacher a
. the Methodist church on Sunday.-Rev. G
Pike has returned from his trip to Nassa
I chusetts. He gave talk on the Chris
tan EndCaVor convention at Boston OF
= Sunday evening Lawrence Rogers is a
: the Mary Fletcher Hospital. -Willian
Blood and wife are visiting in Montpelier
COLCHESTER
The relatives and friends of Mrs. Emyl
Hyde Grinnell, celebrated her oath birth
day on Saturday, July 6th at the residenC
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Fowler. Mrs. Fow
, Ter being her granddaughter Twenty
three relatives were present from Georgie
Fairfax. burlington and two from Crafts
bury The only son of Malone, \. Y, wa
kept home by sickness. One daughter wa
present, Mrs. Learned of Fairfax, and fiv
great grandchildren. At the dinner tn
> same china Was used when Mrs. Grin
nell was il years old. Tributes of affeC
ton and respect were received from at
! sent friends. including her pastor \
E though Mrs. Grinnell would have modest
declined this celebration in her honor. W
a she was we'll worthy of it, and all dcigh
y ed to join in It. She is bright, cheerfl
!, and Industrious. and we'll preserved fc
, one of her age. May she live to Celebrlt
as haDpilv her hundreth anniversary. H
-. ufe's home was Georgia. where she was or
l of it's hnst ard most prominent worne,
Sba haze hnnu a widow for MANY year
With hoy sister Mis- Sarah A HYDE ST
g he,ned tn found Emanuel church Ea,
| Georgia Of which she is n faithful mombe
Her father was Asahel Hyde of Cieorgii
her mother was one Of the family Of Rol
insons of bennington. that bore so conspi
nous and nor oi.a I,le a mart in the ear
= history OF Nermohf.-Mr ana MRS. Geore
!; uortor Of au.ro,co ,Ioes Tba Nice,
r Addio o,,d t,r,,,.a 1o,,, bee rot,,r,ad fro,
a tho srn,,,,or ecboo1 a, >Iorr,evilIe
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s guests Oh MIS- ii y. M"cothotr'-M az
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II JONESNILLE.
- Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Oipstead of S
& AIhans we're the guests of Mr.. i. T.. Graz
dau and family over Sunday.-The AZ
g wants nitched a tent on Prestons meade
l. Thursday Of last week and have bee
It holding evening meetings ever since.
e large attendance gathered at the tel