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

village TO tho cemetery. Fred
Wheeler principal Of the High school at
Proctor, is spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Whcelor.--NIrs.
r. S. Chamberlain and Misses c. c. Hunt
went to Alburg the 7th TO visit Mrs Dca-
con Manncy.-Mrs. Coffrin and daughter
and Miss Lane of Boston arc spending a
fcw weeks in Buck Hullow. the guests Of
John Wanger.-Miss Lillian Bard Of New
York has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles Marsh Improvements are being
made at the Institute for the accommoda-
ton of the public scaool. a partition has
been removed and the seating capacity
enlarged. The rooms at the boarding
house have been repapcred and painted.
Mrs. Martha Chadwick will be matron Of
the boarding house
a party of young people from the llol-
low spent the 10th at tho lake. Another
party visited the summit Of Mount Mans
field and returned on Sunday. Harry
RuGg is very ill.-l'rcd Wheeler conducted
services at the Hollow Sunday morning.
FLETCHER
Mrs Lambert Hastings and two children
who have been visiting in town, returned
TO their homo in st. Johnshury Saturday
Mrs. Aquila Chase Of Essex Junction is
visiting at Or. NJ. s. Briggs Mrs +. W.
Carpentg and Cowlcs, who have been
spending the summer at G.. Carpenters,
returned to their home in St. Johnsburv
Tuesday.-A young child Of Chaa. Flanders
was severely Scaldcd recently by falling
into tub Of hot water.--D. l.. Hutchins
died the Hth inst. OF Cancer Of the BoWies.
and was taken Friday to Morrsvlla for
burial \ short service was held at his
residence, Rev. Jno. Carter Officiating
DR.. and Mrs. NJ S. Briggs visited friends
/ at Essex Junction rcContly.-Miss Wilma
Briggs has sold her saddle pony to y r.
/ Blair Of MOrrisvillc.-George Deth has
returned FROM Ffolyole, Mass. whor. he
has been working i'm a bicycle factorv--
Aquilla, the young son of Roy Darling has
/ been quite ill.-Rcv. Ralph Lowe and
wife, Horace Thomas and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith, ana others returned
from Worthwhile Monday. whore thoy
/ have been attending Camp Meeting
William Shepardson attended Camp Meet
ing at Morrsylle.-Mrs. Minnie Lord Of
EAST FAIRFIELD.
Rcv. Carl J. Peterson and his Sunday
school class spent last week camping at
Fairfield Pond.-Mrs. H. a. Hatch Of
Cambridge is visiting friends i'm town
The many friends of Mr.. Frank Draper
will regret to learn Of his return % %cw
/ York, after stay Of several months at
the Isham House.-Gcorge W. Hursin of
DanviUc is Clcrking for II. NJ. Wells
Charles W. DeminE of St. Adams Was i'm
town last week Wcdnesday.-D. j. lfad-
ley and family of Milton are visiting
friends in tovn.-Alrs. -. r. Cassidy of
West Randolph is in town. SIS %iua
Morgan of Sheldon is the guest of Mrs.
d. Warren.-Dr. Josiah Tyler OF ST.
Johnsbury delivered lecture Sunday
last on African missionary work to "a large
and apprcciativo audience.-Mrs Alu."
Worcester Of St. Johnsbury will spend "a
few weeks with Rev. and Mrs. Carl j.
. Peterson.
HGGHGATE
Miss Addie Longtain has returned 90
West Farnham, p Q.-Mrs. Dr. payoto
and children are visiting friends I'm Mon
trcal.-Dr. Payete has gone TO Boston for
a course of medical lectures.-John Hin
erin has gone to Champlain, =. N.--Mis-
Edith Lent has returned from West Farm
ham, p. Q.--Irs +. Reynolds ol Nauohes-
ter, y. H., is the guest of Mrs. NJ. Lent.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
\ very pleasant musicale was given at
the residence Of Mrs. X. y. Paul on tb,
evening of the 18th Miss Ethel Ecreht
who is now teaching music in the COLLEGE
in Mississippi gave very interesting
talk on music.-Miss Susie Douglass oft
PittsfOrd is the guest of Mrs. K. y. Paul
Mrs. Nellie Hart WoodWorth Of St
Adams is visiting friends in town.-Miss
Cora Bliss, of Nebraska is at a. 2. Pond :
Mrs. Hart of st. Adams is the guest OF
Mrs. \. \. AtIrs.-Rev. Wilhcrt Andcr-
son went to Boston on Saturday whore he
was to preach in the Old South church
ON Sunday, the 11th.-An entertainment
was given in Hotel Han on FridaN.-AlrS
McKillcau OF Montreal visited friends il
town last wcek.-Miss Martha Wheeler
of Burlington and Miss Fattie Andrew;