Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-02
LAMOILLE COUNTY.

L. H. L
STOWE.
A sister of Mrs George Boyce of New
York is visiting MIR. and Mrs. Palmer
of Vergennes are spending a few days
among friends in town,-Bcrt Shaw, whose
sickness has been noticed is slightly bet
ter DR. lanes of Waterbury was called
in consultation in his case March 25
DIR. Smith of Now York Is in town for
few days.-Mr Pervier Of Mortified and
Miss Amy Mayo were married March 81.
Miss Harriet Savage is at home from
MONTPELIER. -Morllo Russell had log
roll on him at Pixies mill March %,
re Thn , lnorc OF leSs 'l,1u,S s,or hold =
new sugar festival at Masonic hall on
Saturday night last-One bone OF tho leg
of Morillo Russell proved to be broken in
! his late accidental petition has been
presented to the school board by the pco-
pie of the lower village to retain the
services OF Alice Barrows as teacher in
that school.-Lco Straw has been clerking
for Howard Shaw for a few days.-Henry
Pariseau has moved to the Miller house
in Nebraska. "A heavy thunder storm
passed over this place carly Monday; vivid
! flashes of lightning occurred as IN mid
summer. The like was never seen before
by the oldest Observation-Disclosures Bros.
| have completed thor lumber job on Cot
! lpll DlOOh anu are IlOW VHbnS'' ~ '"'-
ting tho same into butter tub slaves
Mrs. Kate Peterson intends building a
residence on the park, near tho village
school house.-Mrs. George Robinson is
sick and under medical care.-Much sick
ness prevails throughout town.-Timbcr is
being shipped by Moses Douglass to Bar
re for the erection of coal sheds.-N alter
Fauncs Is at home from Nolcott-The
death of Mrs. Kidder in the north part OF
the town took place last week.-Lillic 1sh-
am Is at home from Montpelier.-Mary
Chase lectured at Moscow on Thursday
night last on Woman's Rights.-Mrs
James McAllister Is sick.
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w. +. Patch has been in Wolcott and
Stowe the past week.-Mrs.. C. l.. Remirg
ton was at the Mary Fletcher hospita
Monday for the removal of "A cancer ant
Is reported as doing well.-Linus Leavens
of the Cambridge store left Monday nigh
for Boston to buy his spring stock Of
goods.-Clarence Morgan has closed hi,
labors at the Stearns mill and gone to worl
at the American House.-Mrs. Jennie VII
ley is reported as very i'll with the grip
Mrs. Sinclair, aged Sc years who has beer
very i'll with pneumonia, died Saturda!
night and was buried from the home o
her son, Fred Sinclair, Monday afternoon
sact,on and rho FARMERS renort n as Amos
impossible to get team through the sof
deep snow. Indications are such that
light crop is anticipat ed.-Miss May Leon
ard went to Bellows Falls Saturday, wher
she has position in millinery store
Miss Helen Holmes has returned to he
school in st. Albans.-Austin Davis AM
wife have engaged to work for Harrington
Fullington for the season.-H. w. Varnun
has returned from his Western trip.-Gu.
Killings OF Underhill is at work for j. Bas
sett.-Miss Mitchell has gone home to Fair
field. leaving Mrs. Hayes improved II
health.-Miss Cora Brown has returned
from visit to her old home.-Mrs JOIN
Butler returned from Morrisville Thursda!
evening, accompanied by Mrs Marthi
Ellsworth.-Mr ana Mrs. j. f. Jordan o
Jericho have been spending few day.
in town.-Mrs Fred Burlington is visitin;
in Barton-Miss Whitcomb has returned
home from Barton on account of hel
mother.-Miss Lottle carpenter Is at home
from Montgomery, spending her vacation
Mrs. BENJAMIN Nye Is in very poor
health; and Fred Wiley and Valentine
Weston are laid up with the mumps.-
Mrs. Niles of 81. Adams Is taking care
of her mother, Mrs. joseph Junior who Is
ill.-Old Mrs. Page Is in very poor health
I-The son OF Charles Demeritt Is lnproV
ing
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The Hyde Park delegation in the U. V
NJ, consisting of Grace a. Noyes and
Blanche Brigham of the class of 81, Mel
son b. Keller '9S, and Lucy b. Sawyer
Russell S. Page and Donald II. Scribner
90, arrived home Friday night on thC
Easter vacation The Storer college
quartette of Harpers Ferry. Va, gave q
very acceptable concert in the town hal
Saturday evening. Sunday evening Mr.
Thompson of the quartette gave an ac
count of the work of the college, describ
ing the condition of the negro in the Soutl
and his educational advance since the re-
belllon.-Mrs Ella Grimes, with her two
children have returned from a stay o.
three weeks in Rillerica Mass.-Miss EN-
ily Pratt and Miss Lizzie Harmon, evan
eelstic workers in Eden, formerly locate
here. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. /.
II. Lewis Monday. Miss Harmon expect.
soon to go to her home In Nebraska, wher,
sha IL IN remain several months
Prof' h. NJ stevens Oh Norwici uhlver
iunoss but 90 romoininr at home durins
Inc caster vacation Bert Dixon of Ba
,orsield formerly with A. II, Keeler Is II
town-G u Arnold of burlington was 1,
town Tuesdav-Rev IL c. Howard O
Ieffarsonvilje nreocbed Mt the JTnior
Ichurcb sunday morning in exchange will
Pov r n ToyInr giving n very stronl
ana ,ocicoI scrr,or Miss Bernice San
h lolr 81 Edar has heen visiting friends If
tn,rr fo, . Gov, do,,s
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