Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-30
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK.

Robert B. Elder, general agent for the
Westinghouse Electric Light company Of
Boston was again In town Friday.-The
Jail and town hall have been fitted with
electric lights.-Mary1n Goddard was
home over Sunday from the medical de-
partment of the Y. " M.-The boys of
the academy are training for field day, to
be held in Harlwick May ., participated
In by the academies at Hardwick Morris
vllc Craftsbury and Hyde Park.-Wil-
liam Osgood has moved into the Alhambra
place at the west end of the village.-B.
G.. Spicer night clerk at the Van Ness
House in Burlington, who has been quite
sick in the Mary Fletcher Hospital, is
slightly improved and is expected home
soon.
George Eastman left Monday morning
for Manchester, N. H., where he has OBJ
tanned employment for the SUMMERTIME
good shots Of the village are endeavoring
to form a rife team.-Lewis Strong after
spending the winter In the South in the
interests of Boston firm. is at home on
short visit.-ATrs Alice Eastman is be-
ing visited by her cousins, Sidney Day
and Elva Day of Wildwood, n. H.
Judge f. c. White, l.. II. Lewis and II.
II. Page went to Montpelier Tuesday as
delega tes.-Harrison NJ. Villas of Winooski
is visiting friends in town during the
session of the County Court.-The County
siding The docket was passed through,
when the case of L. NJ. Bingham. admin
istrator of tho estate of W. Fl. II. Bing-
ham of Stowe VS.. Downcr was called for
trial and jury empanelled. Powers and
NJ. A. Bingham for the plaintiff, with
Gleed and Moody on the defence.
CAMBRIDGE.
Newell Hawley and Charles Buker are
suffering with heart trouble.-Alrs. Thomas
Long died April 90 after n long illness at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Miner, at Cady's Falls. She was buried at
South Cambridge Wednesday, beside her
son who died several years ago. Mr. Long
is left alone in his old age and nearly
blind-Mrs. c. Boleo is In very poor health.
Mrs. Gordon has gone to Manchester, n.
H., for visit.-Miss Lila Webster has re-
turned to her home in Danville.-Miss
Thompson of Wattsfield takes Miss De-
grees place in the school at the Boro.-F.
Il. Hawley has finished work Tor N. J.
Nye.-Mrs. Henry Lang is in poor health
and expects to go to the hospital at Bur
lington next week.-Mrs.. Ober Is still very
low and Mrs. Julia Plummer Is very poor
ly.-Will Lappan has let the JOB OF pulid-
ing his new barn to George Holmes.-Mrs.
S., f. Morgan is improving, and II is hoped
she will soon be able to go to her nome In
Morrisville.
Bradford Patch and Neal Griswold have
gone to Concord, n. H., whore they are to
work for Fl. w. Varnum, who began his
job of railroading this Week.-Mrs. cara
Griswold is home from the Boston con-
servatory for a vacation.-Miss Cora
Brown Is visiting in Northleld and Mrs.
Julia Plummer Is with her mother at
Waterbury. Mrs. Plummer is In very poor
health.-Mrs. Hodges has returned 10 her
home in Rochester, N. Y.-Mrs. Farrell
has been in Waterville the past week, car
ing for her mother during her last illness.
Mrs. VIII Osley has been entertaining
friends from st. Adams for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Osley have returned
from a visit to relatives in Essex and
Niddlesex.-Mrs. Wood Is staying with her
daughter, Mrs. George Burnham, at the
Boro.-Mary Nye returned to Manchester.
N. H., Tuesday, leaving her mother inn
proved in health.-Miss Etfie Butler has
returned from Morrisville to attend school.
George Clark has arrived from the west
and Is staying for the present with his sis
ter, Mrs. Orilla Patten.-Cyrus Spaulding
Of Burlington visited relatives at the Boro
the past week.-Mrs.. Fred Fullington, who
has been In the Mary Fletcher hospital,
has returned home considerably improved
In health.-Deforrest Peno has gone to
Montgomery to live.-Mrs. Howard Wat
Hins has gone West.-Prof. Davis has been
spending a few days at III. M. Cornells.-
o. G. Carpenter Is entertaining Mrs. FAR
sons and Miss Chase OF Lynn, Mass.-Mr.
Dodge has finished his work in the Oar
shop and gone home to Boston.-Irving
Coburn Is boarding at DR.. Bushnells.-
Carrie Carroll is teaching at North Cam
bridge Miss Sturtevant OF johnson In the
Hemlock district and MISS Emma Ed
wards on Cady hilf-Episcopal services
were held at the Boro chapel last Sunday
morning ana evenAng.-There was a spe-
ciai meeting OF the w. r., c. last Saturday.
There will be promenade at the Grand
Army hall May day evening under the
auspices Of tthe w. n, C.-Butter sold as
low a. u cents per pound At Jacksonville
Saturday. Mr. and 'MrS. Austin of Bur-