Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-18
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.
Frank Doncaster who has been very
i'll for a long time, died at Orlander
Holmes July S. The funeral was
held on Wednesday, Rev. f. Wheelock
Officiating Frank Green has returned
from visit in Eden.-Mrs s. s. Ballard
and children have returned to Barre and
Mrs. Conant to her home in New Haven
Two new members were added to the
Second church July THE Ladies'
Missionary meeting was held with Mrs
II. G. Howard Thursday afternoon. The
knights Of Pythas hall is completed and
meetings will he held there semi monthly
Miss Molle Hin arrived from New York
city Thursday morning to spend July and
AuguSt.-Joseph Roberts is suffering with
blood poisoning.-The young people gave
George Buker birthday party last We'd
neSdaY evening.
William Hebb was home from johnson
to spend Sunday.-Mss Glennie Gonyeau
has gone back to Williston to work.-Mr
and Mrs Joel Page and son Guy of Bris-
tol are staying in town during hayinE. a
niece of Mrs. Page is here also.-Mrs
Sophia Labor of Switzerland, who has
been at work for John Brush of North
Cambridge for the past week. returned
to her native home Monday.-Mrs West
over has returned to her home in John
son.-Mrs. Sanford Heath recently celo-
bratcd her Goth birthday.-Mr. and Mrs
c. Il. Wetherby. together with their Bos-
ton friends, went to Morrsvifle last Satur-
day.-Rev. II. c. Howard has returned
from Boston.-Mrs. George Whitcomb of
Iit l,o,,' .'i9 nuu " PoslPoi'e her WISH
boaI,h uiI M Aue ust oI accouiIt VI poor
- ne junior fnuedNor meeting
Will he held at 3 p. m. after this date
The Y. p. S. c. T.. society held the first or
a series of socias at A. c. Griswold's
last Monday evening.-The farmers in
TINS vicinity are rushing their haying.-
Mrs. Charles Thomas is quito feeble
Burt Mackey is in town for few days
Mrs. Truman Whitcomb is in Underhill
Tor few days, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. George Wells.-A daughter was born
10 Mr and Mrs. Stafford Putnam Monday
morning.-Joseph Roberts is laid up with
sore arm, caused by the bite of a horse
Several of our enterprsing famers have
p lr,nN i.t! ~ anu MIS- +. r.
spent Wednesday on Mount Mansfeld,L
Work is being pushed on the tower Of the
Congregational church PREPARATORY to
putting in a clock, the rift of one of our
generous townsn1cn News has boar 20
ceived of the death of Hon. ezra Girls
void of York township. MINI who Ieft
this town for that country soma Al vaars
ago and after having anaseed a conone-
tence was Intending 70 rot,,r,, toro ,i,ie
summer. but was str,,cl dou.,, s,,ddo 'r''H
with PARALYSIS and lived but n few ho,Irs
j. NJ. Stafford and family of burlington
are spending a few days In town among
Ellis and family If oneida n v a,.ri,,ad
in town last weel, after an absence of On
years.
II
The funeral of John c. Rand of Johnson
was attended by large number of odd
Fellows from this place NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ members of Sterling lodge |. O. O. f.,
went to Waterbury yesterday afternoon.
The work on the dam of the new electric
light plant has been begun. Robert BAH
Edes of the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing company and several
other electric light men are in town, look
ing after the interests of their respective
companies.
U-Arrp1y
'i1i'r'
br' Hodgkins is building an addition to
ms house.-Will Notemire has moved into
tne mousse with Charles Al!en.-Walter
RANKIN OF ST. Johnsbury was in town the
were in Burlington over Sunday 1\iiss
Ella Brown visited friends in Mormsville
the past weok,-Mr. and Mrs. T.. Il. WILDER
We're III Jerlcho over Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs Munroe Manchester have returned to
thelF nome at PlainvieW, Minn.-AliSS Eva
ltenlnWay OF Boston, Mass. is visiting
hef Srandtather Martin Loveland.
1o1,>-eo>.
The funerals of II. G.. Fancher and John
Rand, We're largely attended the latter
being in charge of the odd Fellows Rev.
f. c. Taylor officiating. Farmers are well
ha, win, ~