Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-03-19

Endeavor society Sunday afternoon. Miss
I}urnham will return to Rhode Island in a
fow weeks. whore she teaches.-The fol-
lowing committee was chosen Sunday for
making arrangements for Easter day ex-
crcises: Mrs. Carrie Carroll Mills, Byron
Page and Mrs. Or. Bushnell.
Miss Katie Chayer of Burlington Is
home on a visit TO her mother Mrs. j. q.
Chaycr-Lucius Weston has moved from
the Widow Morgan farm to the St. ALI
bans hospital farm.-Tenry w. Pennington
of Burlington visited in town the past
week.-Mrs.. Dora Hatch visited in Bur-
lington the past wook-Owng to the bad
weather, the Rockwell Dramatic company
mad rather small audiences the past week,
falling somewhat behind on expenses, but
say they will come again in the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Raymore have been
helping at the hotel the past week, oc-
casoned by the large patronage extended
| to the American House-Mr +. G. Wells,
while drawing ice, had the misfortune to
drive into some thin ice, thereby prccipi-
| tating both horses and sleds into about
four feet of water Plenty of help being
at hand. the team was easily rescued with
out serious damagc-Many of the lumber
men have completed their Jobs and returns
cd to their homes after a very successful
winters work.-Rev. Edwin Whcclocis
went to ST. Adams Monday.-Mrs. Ada
line Cady Welch, who has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs Mary Cady Morgan, has
gone to visit friends in st. Adams, propar-
atory to leaving for her home in CALI
fornia.-A very pleasant company of tho
friends of MIR. and Mrs. Noble Bennett
gathered at their home Monday evening,
and made them a very agreeable surprise
1t being the 11th anniversary of their mar
riagc Refreshments were served during
the evening and the company departed at
late hour leaving not only their good
wishes, but many tokens of a more SUBJ
stantial nature.
HYDE PARK.
+. H. Mcfarland is spending several
, days in st. Adams on business.-T. Hull
Page and wife are receiving the congratu-
lations of their friends upon the birth of a
boy.-Thc Office of the Lamoie Pubish-
ing company Is now fitted with an electric /
, motor-The funeral of Mrs. Chastina
Childs took place from the Union church
Friday afternoon, Rev. f. G. Taylor Of
ficating Mrs. Childs was born in Green's
boro, January &C. 1918. being in her 10th
year. Mrs. Chil1s with her husband, Mr..
John Childs, moved to Hyde Park about
30 years ago, and she had since made It
her home in town. She had been an in
valid about Is years, but was in poor
- health for many years before that. Tho
lntcrmcnt took place in the Hyde Park I
burying ground.
W. A. Gilbert of Middlebury was in town
over Sunday.-Misses Eva and Ida
Thompson, members of the senior class
at the Johnson Normal school, visited
4 relatives in town Saturday and Sunday
. Miss Alice Pattee returned Monday from
= several days stay at her home in Bur.
a lngton.-Lec Andrews is being visited |
: by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Ans
drews of Lyme, n. II.
q wATERvILLE.
Mrs. H. n. Leach visited in Troy last
wcek.-Moses Mcfarland was in Burling-
ton last week.-W. y. Vance was in Cam
{ ada last week.-Mrs.. Kittie Lock visited
!. in Underhil last week.-E. b. Wethereu
> has moved to the Reavy farm on East
}. Hill.-B. w. Beard and Frank Akerson has
r moved to a farm at East Farfield--G. b.
S. Thomas has returned from Worcester
m Mass, where he has been for the winter,
Il George Teapan has returned from
H. Bakersfield, whore he has been for tho
g winter.-Howard Thomas has moved intol
is T. NJ. Potters house at Bevidere juno
s. tion.-NIss Wilma Pease visited herr
s. cousins, Misses Rena and Edith Maynard,
" last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Curtis
IN Of Enosburgh were the guests of her
~ brother. +. C. Wells. over Sunday.-Mr.
SIS and Mrs. Frank Stearns of North Hyda
I'd Park were the guests OF their son, +. NJ.
- Stearns. over Sunday.
to JOHNSON.
W Rev. F.. B. lockwood preached at tho
L. Congregational church last Sunday.--AtI
n Normal School Hall March 9th under|
er Veterans, William W. Lapoint will give
or his new and interesting lecture, "Vlctors
US in Lifcs Battle.-Young Nay has closed
KS his labors at the creamery and will en-
a gage in a like business in Massachusetts.
tn DR. r. A. Waterbury gave a very in
I'm structve lecture the eye of sense and
a. the eye of reason at the Baptist church,
tn Friday night to crowded house, at the
es close of which Miss Carrie f. Clark pre-
lis scented him with a sterling silver gold
IT. lined cup and saucer. knife and fork, tea-
nd spoon and napkin ring, all beautifully
nd engraved. Each piece was marked r. a.
ri Waterbury, from the students of j. S. Y.
It's s.. March 10, 1896, 1t was g complete SUR
'et prise to the doctor and he briefly respond.
ri ed with a few feeling remarks.-Deacon L.
H. Wheeler is quite low again.-R. 7,
Foster and C. II. Stearns have gone to
= Canada.
- NORTH HYDE PARK.
IN Edgar Pratt has sold his place to tho
o' Hyde Park Electric Light company and
w., has purchased the farm belonging to Mrs.
% Emma Bailey in Johnson.-Mrs. Effie
:. Warner, nee Peck, and Miss Minnie Peck
10 of Worcester, Mass, and Miss Mildred
81 Peck, who is teaching in Coos. N H., are
va va in town, called to attend the funeral OF
"N their mother Mrs. l.. b. Peck, which was
=, held from the house at IL a. M. Tuesday,
~ The funeral OF George Hagaboom, which
~ was held from the church last Sunday af-
'' ternoon, was largely attended. The SER
vices were conducted under the G.. A. r
ritual, and that order as we'll as the Sons
of Veterans We're in attendance members
of both orders from Johnson participating
Rev. f. b. Taylor was the officiating cler
ed gyman.
icy STOWE.
)re
nd Carl Baker, a young man at work fol
asst Mrs. I Hale near Morristown line, was
err very seriously injured by a drag saw
Is flying while assisting at wood saving LAS
red week, some portion of the saw entering
ur- the brain, 1t is thought that he may re-
are cover If Inflammation does not set in
md Stowe is to be favored with new double
of winged road machine for winter USE
Is An Episcopal service was held at Unity
the church on Sunday last-Miss Lillian lsh
RS. am is expected home this week.-M. q
ons French has been among the sick for a few
days-All Star Minstrels of Morrisvill'
our gave an entertainment at town hall OF
on. Saturday night-Wll Brown is visiting IL
of Fairfax.-Mrs. Sarah Harlow, aged 8
tly years, Is quite sick with the grippe.-Ge
NIB your dog licensed on or before April l.
f. Miss Bertha Isham has returned from
to visit in Montpelier. Willston and else
cen where,-The Misses bertha barFoWs aii'
her Susie Bigelow have returned from an ez