Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-03-05
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Carol Reynolds is confined to the
house with a bad cold.-W. II. Stinehour
is running the engine at the w. S. Noyes
mill.-Charles Powell of Waterbury was
in town several days the past week effect
ing satisfactory settlement with his
Tenant, j. w. Chayer, who will vacate
the place at once, thus drawing to close
what might have terminated in a disas-
trous law suit.-A. +. Bishop moved the
past week to the Ellsworth place in Pleas
ant Valley.-Miss Nora Patten of Johnson
is visiting relatives In town.-Miss II. A.
Hatch and George Burnham were dele
gates to the Y. p. s. c. z. convention at
Wolcott last week.-A sister Of Mrs Hen
ry Lang is spending a few days at her
house.--Mrs. II. A. Atkins IL entertaining
relatives at her home.-John Purdy has
engaged to work for T. C. Wells for the
season.-Willie Holmes and Bradford
Patch of Morrisville are at home, spending
their vacation.-Miss Eula Parker is visit
ing her uncle in Washington, ID. c. Col.
Parker and wife accompanied here. c.
Tower has returned to his home In Barton.
Miss Cora Brown has been spending a
few days with her parents in Cabot
Ezra Seeley Is entertaining friends from
Rutland.-Mrs. Elise Smith has returned
from Wolcott, where she has been visit
ing.-Chete Boleo has broken up house
keeping for the present.-Miss Mitchell of
Fairfield is visiting at Mrs. o. p. Hayes
%. l.. Bowen entertained his mother from
Underhill recently.-Pearlie Prior has been
suffering from a bad thumb.-Mrs. Irving
Melendy Is Ill with rheumatism and Miss
Shea is no better.-It Is reported that Mrs
II. E. Whitcomb and Mrs. F. Il. Plummer
are improving rapidly. Madam Plummer
of Winston is keeping house for her son
during his wife's stay in Montreal.-Two
children of l.. Weston are quite ill.-Thirty
couples attended the dance at the town
hall Wednesday evening.-The recital
given by Miss Harvey of Peacham Thurs
day evening was quite well attended,
Julian Chayer has moved to the Robin
son farm In Fletcher and Mr. Gillian of
Fairfax to the Hacket farm, vacated by
Chayer l.. Weston moves this week to the
farm vcated by Mr.. Williams, the latter
moving to farm in Johnson-Butter Is
on the gain, selling for % cents per pound.
Frank Powell and wife spent short
time visiting relatives in Underhill the
past week.-1rving Coburn spent last week
in Burlington.-Sixteen couples took sup
per at Hotel Mellendy last Wednesday
evening.-The Thames brothers sold 70
pairs of snag rubber boots last Saturday.
During the thaw Saturday and Sunday
the bridge across Brewster river on l.
| Gomo's was swept away.-The Ladies'
Missionary meeting Will convene at the
home of Mrs. r. b. Thomas Thursday az.
ternoon.
WORTHWHILE.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Heath died Saturday and was buried on
Monday.-A meeting of Lamolle Grange
will be held Saturday of this week Two
persons united with the Congregational
church on Sunday.-County Examiner
Beebe held teachers examinations at the
academy on Monday and Tuesday.-The
burning of a shelf lambrequin and win
dow curtain at II. N. Grams on Sunday
made lively work for the inmates of the
house, Mr. Cram burned his hand quite
severely.-At the meeting of the Woman.
club on Monday evening 1t was decided tc
hold social session at the home of the
president, Mrs. p. X. Gleed, on Monda,
evening, March 20, at which time the occa
sion Is to be graced by the presence of the
gentlemen.-A. r. Campbell went to Al
bany. VT, Monday night. having received
a despatch announcing that his daughte
was much worse.-Dr. Lyman Sperr,
closes the regular lecture course mex
week Tuesday evening.-F. G. Fleetwoo,
appears in the supplementary lectur,
course on Friday evening of next week.
The spring term In Peoples academy ant
Morrisville graded school opens Wednes
day of next week, March 11.-Leavitt, tn,
laundryman on Bridge street, will throw
up the business on account of crowddn,
.
steam laundry at LNtleton, ~ H.-A, A
Niles, commander Of Post James NJ. War
| ner, No. 4, announces the engagement o
States Attorney r. W. Hulburd of Hyd
Park as the Memorial day speaker here
MorrlsviTie and Morristown citizens will b.
pleased to learn Of this selection. -Ethol
t Allen, a good citizen and prominent farme
and granger. died OF pneumonia and hear
failure on Thursday night while yisitin,
with his family at his wife's brothers Ii
the town OF Groton, VT. A son of the de
ceased IL also very sick with the sam
disease at the same place, conditio,
which has delayed the return Of the famil,
with the remains of the husband and Ia
ther.-The young ndsses Of tho Congrega
tional society Will serve supper on Frida,
afternoon of this week In connection witt
the regular meeting of the United Work
ers.-Miss Ednah Rublee and Mise Neclt
Kellogg are spending their short vacatiol
In Bostom-The Methodist Ladies' Al,
meets at the vestyy on Wednesday after
noon of next week, with Important bust
ness TO be considered-In the Universalis
parish meeting c.. H. 6locum spoke of tn
parish, A. ID. Thomas of the church, I. N
LeBarron of the 6unday-schooi Mrs. @, II
lslocum OF the Junior union, Mrs. H. M
H.Fk ~.