Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-09
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK.

LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK.
Misses Liale Waite and Anna Gilmore,
who have been sick for two or three weeks
are rccoverng.-Ms Marion Cornell,
daughter of Judge Cornell of Jefferson
vile return home this week, after hav-
ing spent several months with Mrs. a. l..
Noyes.-William Bowers Is shortly to
move from the Fleetwood place into the
creamery budinE.-Miss Maud Dodds
went to burlington Friday night to spend
Sunday with her parents.-Fditor i. II.
Lewis was i'm st. Johnsbury Friday.-Wal-
ter S. Keller, formerly located in Pres
colt, Ont, has opened n jcweler and watch
repairing shop adjoining the hardware
store of his brother, a. H. Kccler.-Mrs.
j.. p. Jackson returned Saturday evening
from Concord, n. H., whore she has been
for a week, called by the sickness and
death of her aunt, Mrs. Jackson.-Land-
lord f. n. Kecler reached home Friday
night after a four days trip to Boston.
The sugar sociablc at the union church
Monday evening was well enjoyed by a
fair number Elish May of St. Johns
bury was in town Tuesday.-The Hyde
Park delegation in the L. V. NJ with the
exception of Don Scribner returned to
college Monday.-Mss May Villas of WI
noosN visited friends in town the fore
part of the week.-Barnoy Rooney Is very
SICK from bursting ~ DlOoil NtSStl III llle
stomach but is reported slightly better
a nine months old child of Fred Noble died
Tuesday.
Miss Clarlssa G. DEMO is very low at the
house Of her nephew, i. II. DEMO and
on account of her extreme age, 81, but lit
tie hope Is entertained of her recovery.
wATERvGLLE.
l.. G. Leach was in St. Adams last week.
b. f. Pollard Of Rutland was in town
last week.-Mrs.. Alice Thomas Is visiting
friends in Underhil.-S. II. Miller, jr., has
moved into G. Tllotson's tcnemcnt-Mrs.
Edward Maynard Is il.-Misses Gertrude
and Mary Wilbur are i'm Burlington for a
few days.-Thc select school, taught by
Homer Leach, closed on Thursday.-Dr.
X. A. Waterbury of Johnson will occupy
the pulpit at the Union church on SUM
day.-Mrs. Moses Mcfarland was called
to Piermont. y. H., last week by the
death of her sister.-Mitcholl Shurburt of
Bclvidere has moved into one Of Frank
Laraway's houses.-NIrs Chauncey Tillot-
son is at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where she has been successfully treated
for a cancer, and at present Is doing well.
james Trainor of Boston, Mass, Is visit
ing friends in town.
STOWE.
Frank Robinson returned to Malone, ".
y. on Friday of last week. He quite SER
iously cut his foot just previous to start
ing and went away a cripple.-George
Burt has rented his farm to Edward Cutler
and Is now moving to the village.-The
exercises at the Branch th"t We're to DO
held on Saturday night were postponed on
account of the weather until some future
Edwin Bigclow was at home from
Burlington last week on vacation of u
few days-Burt Bros. have I'm stock 200 600
feet of logs to be manufactured into lum-
Der at their mills in the village ana at
Nchraska.--A sugar festival was held
at the Congregational church on Wcdnes-
day evening of this wcek.-Rev. Mr.. Wor-
then has gone to conference at Barre this
week. 1t is not expected that he will re-
turn, though the fact Is uncertain.
CAMBRIDGE.
Ashton Edwards has been suffering from
an attack of tonsilits.-MTs. Myra Sargent
Is more comfortable than last week.
Samuel Gould was called to Cady's Falls
this week on account of the serious Illness
| of a sister, spending the winter there
Mrs Marsh of Sheldon Is caring for Mrs.
~ j. Nye.-Mr and Mrs. Julian Burrows
have n baby girl at their homc.-Mrs. Os-
good Mcfarland started for her nome IN
Minneapolis Tuesday, March H.-Lizze
Pike of Johnson is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
A. a. Hawley.-Irving Coburn has been
engaged to teach the upper department. In
| the school at Jeffcrsonville.-Mls scott or
| Richford and Miss Thompson of Wolcott
teach the others-Mrs. DR.. Flasg Is ILL.,
Edgar Reynolds has returned from cam
| vassirg trip in Morrsville.
Butter sold for - cents per pound at
Jofrersonvile last Saturday.-The Easter
concerts were well attended Sunday even-
ing both at Jefforsonville and the Boro.-
/ l.. j. Davis lost a valuable horse last
week while drawing his last load Of logs
to Bunkins' mll.-Frank Finn Is laid
up with a bad eye caused by getting
struck by crank.-E. NJ. Webster of
Danville Is making his annual visit TO
Cambridge this Week.-Mrs.. Fred Plun-
mer is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
Bryan, of Waterbury Miss Cora Brown
who has been on visit TO friends in
Cabot has returned to JctferSonville.-
Mrs Henry Cornell has been visiting rela-
tives in EsseX.-Albort Demcritt has re-
turned home.-Miss Edith Ravens 10
visiting friends in Enosburrh and Berk-
shire.-Mrs A. \. Hawley Is contemplate
ing a visit to her son Burt in New llamp-
shire.-Miss Lottic Carpenter Is at homo
from MontEomery-Ais Laura Marsh
has returned 10 her home in Sheldon
Miss Mary Nye is at home from Nam
chester, y. H., on account OF the lllnesS
of her mother.-Miss Cary has gone TO
Montreal for a few days.-Mrs cutting
has returned from Richmond, leaving her
mother much improved in health.-llenry
Hawley is In poor hcalth,-Mrs. ODER IS
very low.-Miss James Burnes is very i'll
with pneumOnia.-Fra Green IL lalu up
with badly cut foot and Porley his
brother with a cut hand which required
several stitches taken.-Freda Thomas IS
able to be out again-Mrs. +. S. Edwards
is quite poorly this spring.-Mr. Emerson
of Worcester, Mass, Is visiting at Lyman
Seeleys for few days.-Jessie Carpen-
ters people are entertaining friends from
Morrisvile-Miss Gertrude Hawley Is
stopping at home for a week.-Prof s.
w. Landon of the Burlington High school
was in town Observation-Disclosures st.
Johns n worthy and respectable old gen-
tleman, who has been incapacitated for
work on account Of rheumatism for the
past few years and has been kindly cared
for by the town started "Wednesday Tor
Mckinley, Mich, where he is to have
home with his grandson.-The first sugar
party of the season was given by the
ladies' of the Methodist church Tuesday
evening. Besides pleasant time nice
little sum was added to the treasury
Paul King who accidently shot himself
last week Tuesday is reported as doing
we'll and in Il fair way of recovery.-Fast
day was observed by the usual service
at 1880 o'clock at the CONGREGATIONAL
church.-C. F.. Hulburd of st. Adams was
in town Friday calling on friends while
enroute to his former home in Waterville.
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