Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-07
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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Stowe have been spending few days
with their brother Carroll.-O. Thompson
of Duxbury Is visiting his sister, Mrs
Westman.-Mr A. A. Hawley and son
are visiting in Warren, N. rI.-Mrs. Han
nah Freeman of st. Adams has been visit
ing relatives at Jeffersonville the past
week.-Miss Emma Patch Is home from
ST. Abans.-John Gokey has vacated the
Page tenement and moved to Canada
Mrs. Mark Stevens has returned from
Watervlle and George Cook and family
from Morrisville. Samuel Stafford has
also moved from Morrsville.-It Is re-
ported. that C. Il. Wetheroy, who has been
spending the winter in California, is soon
to locate in Burlington and also that
their daughter Kate is much improved in
heahh.-Miss Katie Hopkins of this place
is very i'll at her brothers in Sacramento,
Cal.-Several maple trees were set out In
the village on Arbor day.--Mrs Edgar
Reynolds is quite Ill while N A. Hawley is
somewhat Improved. -Thomas Larry has
been suffering from trouble with one of
his eyes for a week, but Is able to be out
again.-H. i. Story is repairing his res
idence.-Truman Whltcomb is making i'm
provements on the interior OF his dwelling
house.--A supper of coffee and cake was
furnished by the losing side in Phoenix
Lodge Friday.-There will be special
meeting of Lamoille Lodge, No. IL, X. of
p, Thursday eve, May 5thtIt Is expected
that the steam mill at the Centre will
commence operations this Week.-Mrs.
ladies' missionary meeting will be held
at Mrs. H. w. Varnum's Thursday after
noon.-The delegates chosen to attend the
Lamoile County Congregational Confer
ence held at Johnson Tuesday and We'd
nesday the 18th and 10th of May are Mr..
and Mrs. G.. d. Lease. Mrs Fred Smith
and Mrs. r. II. Thomas-Mrs. ~. c..
Howard and Mrs. H. w. Varnum were IN
Burlington last Thursday to attend a
missionary meetlng.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Butler spent Sunday with her parents In
Observation-Disclosures Pond has gone 10
Montgomery where he has employment in
the tub factory
c. L. Remington went to Burlington the
first of the week TO visit his wife, who Is
at tho Mary Fletcher hospital, finding her
very much improved.-E. ]. Gates Is inn
proving his buildings with a fresh coat
of paint.-Mortimer Brush Of Stowe visit
ed friends in town the past week.-The
separator for-the St. Adams creamery AT
Pleasant Valley started up Monday and
A. G. Stipehour has the job of taking the
cream to the railroad station at this place.
H l.. Story Is making improvements on
his residence on South street.-Luther Put
nam. ourWeteran fruit grower and general
nurseryman, shipped n large amount Of
trees to Greensboro Tuesday.-Arbor day
was quite generally observed throughout
tho town by the setting OF n goodly num-
Der OF shade trees.-Miss Helen Holmes
was home from St. Adams over Sunday
WATERvILLE.
Mrs. w. S. Gilbert of Stowe Is visiting
In town.-Mrs. Almira Tilotson of Essex
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son.-Miss Mable Child has gone to New.
port, where she will teach this season.
Burnie Kelley has gone to Morrisvlle,
where he expects to work this season.
Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs A. j. Thomas of
Jacksonville visited in town last week.
Frank Laraway Is building a double YER
anda across the front of his house-Mlss
Ethel Smith and Miss Jennie Holmes have
gone to Waterbury to work in the asylum.
Peter Russell is visiting in town this
Week.-Mrs. Rena Potter has gone to JEFF
fersonville to work.
JOHNSON.
Mrs. f. H. Sherwin spent Sunday with
friends in Enosburgh Talls.-John WEIGH
is taking a few days vacation, T. A.
Waterman taking his place at the store
Harley Sweet has moved to the Hall place
near T.. +. Grow's.-A. o. Bell has gone
to Springfield, Mass, to work ON the cleo
trio road.-C. Fl. Conger has moved into
the Ward tenement over maxfields store.
Dan Morgan and wife made their many
friends short calls here last week.-C. p.
Jones dispensed free soda water last Sat-
urday.-Deacon Wheeler has purchased of
Abe .GooEey his residence on Railroad
street.-Mrs. Ella irish starts for Chicago
this week and will be Joined later by Mrs.
Knight and daughter who will sojourn in
California with their brother, Dr. Meigs,
for year or so.
STOWE.
Samuel and Fred Thomas are at home
the one from Colorado and the other from
New Hampshire.-Miss Mile Slayton has
returned home from New York, spending
last week in Waterbury with her sister
Mrs. Harry Browh.-Dan Moody consgn-
ed large quantity of syrup last week.
Mr.. HAL Atkins now residing with his
daughter In Hampton, Va, has been
spending a few days In town. going to
burlington on Tuesday.-Arbor day was
generally remembered by our public
Schools. Mrs. Ellen Smith has returned
from her winters stay in Waterbury,
Mr.. Lyman Armstrong of Johnson was In
town last week visiting.-Mr. and Mrs. s
w. Buzzel visited In Burlington last
weels.-Mr. Ed. Durham has given up the
farm belonging to Mr.. A. II. Slayton and
the same is now being run by Mr.. Slayton
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morrill, have moved
into the house with her father, Amos
| Town, Mr.. Morrill, finding employment ir
Burt Bros. mill.-Burt Bros employ about
20 men at their mill. 7. d. Pike & Sor
| employ about 40 men at their mill anC
shops the pay roll of the latter last
month was $790.-But little farming Is
done, though every one is busy. help be
ing very scarce.-Mr. and Mrs. Boomhow
| ar of Hyde Park were in town over Sun
day'-Del Saunders of Morrsville will BIZ
clerk at the Summit House the coming
season.-The marriage Of Edward Cutler
to a lady from Bolton is announced
Oslo Adams and wife have broken III
housekeeping and will board this summer
Mrs. Nettie Straw has returned from Min
nesota.-The creamery opened on Wed
nesday under the management of Almor
Douglass. New milk routes have been es
| tablished in the north and west part O.
the town with generous patronage.-Mr
c. j. Scribner Is at home from Norwich
| University Cox Is teaching II
Eden for the summer.-Mrs Orpha Strong
of Morristown is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Chaffee.-Miss Bertha Bar
rows commenced her school in the Wad
district last Monday.-Bicycles are NOR
numerous than usual Time and road
beng we'll monopolized by the young
i Mr. John II. Fellows night guard in tn
State prison, is IN town for few day
visiting and fishing.-Ira Fuller has pur
chased of Gov. Hendee of Morrsville hi
trottipo OF n lltop Collective" which is nov