Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-21
NORTH HERO.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE

John Rogers, clerk in r. Brush's drug
store, is laid up with a sprained ankle
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gates fiawley of East
Fairfield visited Mr., Hawley's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Hawley. the past
week.-Will Payne of Underhill did bust
ness in town Wednesday and Thursday
Mr.. o. a. Sherman is charging and re-
pairing his armhousc.-Mrs b. a..
Thomas of Morrlsvillc was at her fathers
Mr.. O.. Butler, Wednesday, it being his
SGD birthday, and 1t was celebrated by
quite n gathering of relatives and friends
"Wednesday morning. while a young son
OF Mr.. Lucius Weston was descending the
Lyman hill with a load of milk, he ran
into a herd of cows entirely demolishing
the fore wheel OF the vehicle and one
shaft, overturning the milk cans. But the
young lad pluckily held to the reins there
by a~verting what might have been a SER
ious ~runaway.-Mr. Nalsey Cady has a
position as clerk in Harrington " Smiths
store in Jacksonville
Mrs. A. a. Hawley and son nave return
cd from a visiting trip.-Miss Libbie But
Ter of Morrisville has been stopping at
John Buffers, her brothers,, the past
Week.-Mrs. Jessie James has returned
from Morrisville. where she spent the win
ter. and is staying with Mrs. Amos
Stearns.-Dwight Ransom Is at work on
the Rockland farm.-Mr. Foss, a travel
ling photographer, gave an entertainment
at the town hall last Saturday evening.
which was quite well acknowledgements
Minor of Cady's Falls spent sunday with
Thomas Long. who is laid up with sore
eyes. He is an old soldier ana contemp-
late going to the Soldiers Home If salts
factory arrangements can be made in re-
gard to his property,-Mrs. Charles
Thomas, who has been spending the win
ter In Georgia for her heSlth, is expected
homo next week,-Clafpnce Brush of
Waterbury spent part OF last week with
his parents.-Truman Whitcomb has rent
ed his COWS to George Covell of rnderhill
for the season. Mrs. Whitcomb's health
is very poor,-John Rogers had the mis-
fortune TO break a bone in his ankle re-
Gently by being thrown from an express
wagon.-Cnder the auspices of the United
Workers there will be an old time social
at the town hall Thursday evening, after
which ice cream and cake Will be served,
Mrs. Ira Morse and nephew of Jericho
visited relatives in Cambridge the past
wcek.-John Brush Is visiting In Hard
wick.-Mrs, Mark Hebb's mother has come
to live with herr. G. Fleetwood of Nor
risville has been engaged to deliver the
Memorial address at Cambridge Boro,-
Otis Sherman has commenced repairing
his dwelling house.--Mrs l.. Harrington
has nearly regained her former health
Mrs, John Hodge died at her home at
North Cambridge Saturday, May 16, of
consumption.-Miss Lizzie Pike of John
son has a music class at Jeffersonville,-
Ethan Wilcox and Charles Buker are in
very poor health.
HYDE PARK.
The graduating exercises of the Lamoille
Central academy were held Friday evening
In the town hall, the seating capacity being
filled to the fullest extent. The stage was
handsomely decorated with flowers and
blooming plants while on the centre of
the rear of the stage was a festoon of
green on which In white blossoms was the
emblem l., c. A., SO. with the whole sur
rounded by an arch of apple blossoms.
The programme of the graduating class