Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-14

pretty generally on Sunday at Whitney's
MILL where logs owned by different par
ties and separated in piles were rolled into
| the pond.-F. G.. Fleetwood while con-
| tinuins his law partnership with Hon. P
*. Gleed, will, as town clerk open a.
ground floor office In the Matthew'S
| building on Portland street-Mrs Grave ii
of johnson will build a house on a lou
bought of George Clark on a new sreet
| running West from Congress street.-Thsl
| milk separator on La Porte road to which,
| milk was taken and separated while th4|
cream was taken to Langdon's creamery
| in johnson has been shut down for wand
OF patronage to be attributed to the facd
that so many farmers now have their ovid
separators.-Thc increase of business an
Morrisvlle postoffice brings a notification
of a raise of 800 in the salary.-Franld
l5atchelder moved his family to Lyndon1
| Vile the first of the week where he will
work III John Moulton's training stablel
l slight frost was noticed Wednesday,
morning. Financial matters are troubling
the manager and men at the granite sheds j
| There's plenty of work to do but a lacA
In financial backing.-It is now Henry
| Bishop and not Bishop & Foss in the mead
DuSlIltSS ON 1OTIIu00 Strept.-An tngtI{
rance adjuster representing two of thu
companies in which II. j. Dwinell's stocA
| was insured has allowed the sum of sS29-|
Mr.. Dwinell will sell damaged goods al
auction this week in a. G.. Vests build !
| ing.-E. o. Tyler has now moved to thd
| blacksmith shop on Portland street, for1
| merry occupied by Peter Mitchell & Son.
Rev. w. a. Bushee. "a former Congregal
| tional pastor here, has received a call I'd
| Northwood. y. 1.-THE iron bridge or|
| Bridge street is having a coat of paint
| A. @. Small Is visiting in town from Rut@
land. where he has position with th4
| Combination Cash store.-George p. Rob}
inson, n former resident, is in town frou|
j Springfield Mass.-Rev. Wilbur T.. Rand
former resident and a traveller of conf
\ siderable extent will visit his relative4
here the coming month and will deliver 4
course Of four illustrated lectures for tn !
benefit of the new Congregational church
fund.
JOHNSON
!, The programme for Memorial Day I
Johnson is as follows The outlying Gem
eteries will be decorated by comrado
living near. At II n. M all will meet Id
front of the Baptist church, form In lin
and proceed to the new cemetery. on thei
return they will break ranks for Dime
at the Congregational church. At / 80 r.
m, the procession will form in line ant
march to the old cemetery. returning t
Normal hail. where an address will b
delivered by Max Il, Powell of Burlington
and some Rotations will be given b
, members of the different schools in town
CAMBRIDGE.
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Weston have re-
4 turned from a visit in Belvidere.-Mrs
, Morton Hawley and son of Underhill visit
ed Mrs. ilawley's parents the past week.
Mrs. Alice Flemings has returned to he
home in Middlesex, leaving her siste
| quite omfortable.-Madam Smith Is STAY
ING with son in tardwick and rerber
Sibley Is visiting his parents in Massachu
SrttS.-W illiam CARR and sister, Mrs
Orilla Patten. have returned from Wis
. in Johnson.-Mrs. Mark Hebb has return
cd from visit in Watervillc, leaving Mrs
/. Maynard her sister, quite improved
helath, Mrs. Ernest Melcndy has returne
, from st. Adams and Mr. and Mrs H. 4
; Colby from Warren and Waitsfleld.-Mrs
Pease has been spending few days wit
her daughter Mrs. Nellie Hebb.-Mrs
Charles Demeritt has gone to johnson I'd
n few days She is in poor health.-MrI
, Gould of Cnderhll is taking care of Mrs
Page at Jenersonville.-iIe Minor d
, Morrisvile spent last week in Cambridge
, Miss Bertha Kingsley of Fletcher sper
a few days with his sister at ]. II. Wi
coXs the past week.-Dr. r. L. Flagg
adding n plant house to the south side
/, his art gallery and W. H. Griswold is add
, ing much to the appearance of his villag
, residence.-R l.. Fuller has sold his plad
, on Osgood hill to Mr. Nelson of WeS for(
. The steam mill at Jacksonville I'D
commenced operations with Curtis PERI
| as engineer-The following officers wei
installed at Phoenix lodge last Frida
evening: C. tt, Rev. H. G. Howard; V. 7
, Mrs. II. c. Howard: chaplain, Mrs. JOSEF
, ! Watkins: secretary, Miss Carrie Heat
! T. Mr= Tra
/ Lecase; NJ, Guy Vanum; guard. Char
Patten; ID. Nj. Matte Badger; sentine
, Charles Raymore: =. c. T., II. A. Cobb
: The competitive system has been adopte
for the present quarter with Frank Gree
Bradford Patch and VI. Colby as captain
Charles Weston has been laid up with
bad hand.-Mrs. II. \. Bushnell of Mass
chusetts is stopping with her son, DR..
II. Bushnell at the Centre.-E. II. Re
nolds is delivering fruit trees through L;
noble county this week.-The Cambridl
4 gun club have resumed their weekly pral
tice.-Michae Murphy of Richmond WI
In town Wednesday, buying cattle for ~
! Boston market.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sa
! ford of Morrlsville visited friends in tow
| Thusday.-Rev r., Wheclock Is havir
the exterior of his house reprinted. E. v
! Patch and Willie Gallup are doing II
work.-Myron Leach is cerking at IN
/ Cambridge Store.-Paul King who acc
dentally shot himself early in the sprn
| is able to be out with the aid of crutche
| II. y. Gray is having his store and res
| dence touched up with a fresh coat
/ paint.-AIrs. Julia Perron of St. AlbaI
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Brad
! nj c. l.. Remlpgton's.-- Deacon Eisl
Bentley and Rev. E. Wheelock attends
/ the conference of the Congregation
churches of Lamoille county at Johnsc
Tuesday and Wednesday.-Hon. c.
Spaulding of Burlington was in tow
Friday looking after the Cutting estate
! The Noyes mill had to shut down Frda
and Saturday on account of some OF IN
shafting breaking down.-A. b. Bellows
Swanton was in town Friday working
field day for the band boys. Mr.. Below
was the founder and leader OF the bar
/ for several years-Mr. and Mrs. Tabu
of Woodstock has been spending the wed
in town. the guests of G.. W. Lyman.-M
c. +. Hulburd and family We're in tow
over Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mn
b. r. Holmes. They were accompaniJ
by Mr.. G. a. Weston.-NIss Grace Hu
trimmer for Miss A, Boomhower, went
her home in Burlington Saturday mig
to spend Sunday with her parents, return
ing Monday morning.
STOWE.
George Brush has gone TO Montpelier
work on milk farm,-Joel Page, esq,
Bristol was in town last weck.-W.
Benson was in Boston few days la
week upon BUSINESSMAN effort is beii
made to organize a young mems repub
can club.-Porter n. Daio of Island POI
has been secured as orator for Memori
day,-Fred Luce and family of Waterbu