Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-25
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

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Mrs. Moran accompanied by her son and
daughter arrived from Portland. ore,
Thursday and will spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. u. TIapgood
Ills lease having expired Waiter =. John
son will turn over his restaurant in the
Rutland depot to the new lessee this wccE.
MIR, and Mrs. Warner H. Nichols aud
daughter. Mary, accompanied by Mir and
Mrs, Scrutcn from New Yorl, went into
camp at Malett's Bay Saturday.
Letters received by tho friends Of II. II.
and T., Place state that they arc now en-
joying q Visit to friends on the Pacific
coast and will soon make preparations to
return.
young son of George parmlec was So
vcrcly bitten In the face Saturday by a
dog belonging to f. r. Bowman. a ply
stefan was called and dressed tho wound.
James Palmer of this village, while drv-
ing through Union street burlington, Sat
urday, was struck by an electric car. lie
and man riding with him were thrown to
the ground, but escaped serious injury.
The driver of a grocer's delivery wagon
crowded Mr.. Pamcr's team on the tracks
in front of the car.
Edwin lockwood, brother-in-law of C.
b. Grow, was buried in Westford Satur-
day Mr.. lockwood had been in failing
health for about year.
The annual school meeting will be held
Tuesday, June 30th, at 1880 In the upper
room of the school house.
Mrs. Eugene Wood is visiting friends in
Franklin.
Thomas Mcmahon moved his family to
Montpelier Monday.
Ben Wood has entered the employ of J.
w. Hayes of Burlington.
Frank q. Nichols is visiting his parents
In this village.
Ralph Baker went to Newport, VT, Mon
day, where he has employment in the bob
bin shop there
James A. Donahue has purchased the
parcel of ground ABIDING the property
known as the Richardson Lot" 1t is the
site upon which stood the house occupied
by Moses Fisher, which was burned two
years ago
Mrs. George Deyette of Benson. VT,
is visiting Mrs. David Mckenzie, her sis
ter.
Mrs. Clara Ballou is in New York city
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. Fred IIar-
ris
At the regular meeting Of the Y. p. S. C.
f. Monday night Miss Winnifred b, Brow
nell was elected delegate to attend the
national convention at Washington, ID. G..
The next scmi-annudI county convention
of the Y. T. s. c. Il. will be held in this
village in November
Frank Hopkins of Brown University,
Providence r. l.. is at home for vaca-
ton.
Miss Mabel C. Macomber arrived from
her home in Massachusetts, Tuesday and
will spend the summer with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. H. Macomber
in this village and with relatives in Willis
ton.
HUNTINGTON.
very pretty home wedding took place
pt Is
Caswoll Wednesday afternoon, June 10,
when their daughter, Marie was united in
marriage to Mr. Clinton ]. Smith of Hines
burgh, about go relatives and friends being
present. The bride was bccomingly at
tired in white null dress and carried a
bouquet of white carnations. The brides
maid, Miss Carrie NJ Swift, OF Middlesex
was dressed In pink and carried a bouquet
of white roses. Mr.. Harry G.. Sherman
acted as best man. At o'clock p. m. the
bridal party entered the paror to the
sweet strains of a march from Fanhauser,
played by Mrs. S, =. Perry. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ]. NJ. Smith of Rip
ton, with Mr.. G. w. Sayles as usher The
rooms were very prettily decorated with
ferns and flowers. The bride and groom
were the recipients of many beautiful and
costly presents,-The happy couple left on
the o'clock train amid showers of rice for
Montpelier and other points.
Children's day was appropriately OBJ
served at the Union church last Sunday.
The speaking and singing were excellent
The church was decorated with cvergreens
and tlowers.-Mr, and Mrs. Julius Caswcll
OF Swanton have been visiting the formers
brother, Loren Caswell.-Montraville Ross
was choked while eating his supper the
18th inst, and at this writing Is In critic
al condition.-There will be n Fourth of
July dance and oyster supper at the G. A.
r. hall Friday evening. July S.-Mrs r. c.
Bromley has returned to BURLINGTON
Mrs Mary \. Strong of Burlington visited
relatives and friends here last week-Tho
school at the north village closed Friday
with picnic In Iewiss woods.
CHARLOTTE.
b. n. F. Bush and wife of Maiden Mass.
and DR.. c. A. Miles of Somervillo. Mass
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs S. G..
Bush.--S. f. Russell took successful
outing among the Huntington trout brooks
the other day.'-W. f. Hosford has arrang-
ed for the care of teams at Thompson's
Point by putting up several stalls at that
place.-Cutting daises will soon be I'm
order.-The hay crop viii be generally
light. few pieces Of new stock on moist
land promise well7The sclcctmcn have
under Amusement the petition for an
open highway to the Cedar Beach limo
pushing corn forward In good shape.-H.
ID. Edgerton is somewhat improved
There Is to be an ice cream and straw
berry lawn party at Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
d. McNiers Wednesday evening of this
week. The Charlotte Cornet band will be
present and assist In the entertainment.
r., II. Smith and wife spent Sunday
with Charles II. Reese ana family In Mid
dlebury-The game laws must be en-
couraging to the deer industry, as one
has been seen several times of late
Miss kittle Williams Is home from John
soma Photographic entertainment will
be held at the Methodist church next
Thursday evening. --Messrs. Williams and
Carpenter are boring we'll for Henry
Thorp.-A strawberry festival will be held
at Mr.. Henry McNeil's next Wednesday
evening.-Mrs. Henry Thorp expects to
visit across the lake the first of this week.
Several from here attended the gradu-
ating exercises of the Sheburne High
school last Friday evening.--Miss Flora
Van VNet returned from an extended visit
In the West last Tuesday morning.--The
Quimby Butter company paid 81 cents for
per cent standard milk.
HINEsBURGH.
Notice--Miss NJ Day would notify the
people Of Hinesburgh and adjoining towns
that she will do dressmaking at her shop
after June a. All work will receive care
ful attention. f,i
Mrs. l. D, Burnell OF Providence, r. l..
Is visiting friends In town.-The band boys
We're entertained at A. A. Meads Thurs
day evening. The lawn was lighted with
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