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

80 that some of the stitches have been re-
movd.-Principal A. IL. Chase of Canton,
N. y, is spending the week in town. He
goes soon with his family to Essex, N. V,
for the summer.-Addie Wilbur has re-
turned from a few weeks stay in Burling-
ton.-The committee on the school build
ing repairs are awaiting bids for work on
the same. 1t is expected the building will
he ready for the fall term of school.
MILTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wellington Of Bos-
ton and Charles Wellington of Augusta,
Ca, spent Thursday and Friday of last
week at D. S. Meekers.-Mrs II. w. Bal
lard is quite seriously ill.-Mrs C. II. Cof-
fin Of Boston Is spending a few weeks at
Mrs. II. NJ. Ashley's.-The graded schools
closed Friday with an entertainment by
the scholars of the upper grade. The
scholars of the intermediate and primary
grades each had picnic.-Children's day
was celebrated at the Methodist church
on Sunday with concert by the children
in the forenoon.-The pulp mill people have
bought the Woods falls at West Milton
and have also bought strip of land on
each side of the river from the Great Falls
to West Milton.-Mrs. L. w. Landon was
called to Sheldon last week by the death
of her brother-in-law.--A.W w. Lyman has
been awarded the contract for the rail-
road.-Miss Jennie Rankin went to Bur-
as stenograp Lovely died Sat-
urday evening and his funeral was held
from the Catholic church on Monday fore
noon,-Misses Carrie Robinson and Ethel
Chadwick went to Boston Monday for
few weeks vlsb.-The lightning struck
tree between w. II. Smiths and n. c. Nc
Nails in the heavy shower on Sunday
The railroad to the new pulp mill was
commenced MISUNDERSTANDING the storm
Sunday lightning did some damage to tho
wires in the depot.-M. Price of Burlng-
ton is spending few days at Austin's
hotcl.-Camp Watson Is to be opened
about the 2Gth of Juno. Services are TO be
held at Trinity church next Sunday.-Al-
fred Hyde and wife Of Georgia were the
guests OF II. II. Fuller on Saturday.
Principal Dick and wife leave Tuesday for
their home at Sing Sing, n. Y, Mr.. Dick
having finished his school.-Mss Ella Her
rick is to continue teaching in Burlington
during the summer, she having secured
quite a number of private pupils.-ll c.
McNall and family. F.. D. Teachout and
family and Mrs. Clara Rogers were at
Camp Rich over Sunday.-Miss Winnie
Flynn starts for Paul Smiths Thursday. -
The Ladies' Auxiliary are to have n
clover party at II. c. McNall's Wednesday
July l. Songs and Instrumental music
and other entertainment will he given
while ice cream and cake are served.-Miss
Myrtle Rankin spent Sunday at Essex
Junction, the guest of Miss Addie Teach
out.
ST GEORGE.
The school picnic at Shelburne pond on
the 18th was attended by upwards of 200
pcople-Mr. AND Mrs. DR.. Grout and Mr..
| and Mrs. s. A. Mansfield of Waterbury
spent last week at Camp Millham-Mlss
Edith Millham Of Williston is visiting her
cousin, Miss Matte Millham.-Marcus
Forbes of the firm of Comstock & Forbes
granite cutters of Montpelier visited at his
home last Saturday and Sunday.
James Millham Is making all necessary
| arrangements at his camp for the conven-
I fence OF the G. A. X. boys and their friends
who will hold their third annual picnic at
this place on Tuesday. June Goth. The
Hinesburgh band will be in attendance
Engineer Sinclair of the ". and b. rail-
road is surveying a branch road from near
Mr. Lawrence's to Camp Millham.
JoNEsvILLE.
Mrs j. A. Atkins closed a very success
full term Of school at West Bolton on June
2O-Mrs. Pelton of Rutland was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. F. b. Gillett, on
Saturday. Mrs. Pelton and daughter,
Belle went to Barre to attend the Goddard
seminary commencement exercises.--L A.
Seaver and daughters were in Randolph
the asst week.-F. II. Chesmore sent Sun
day at home.-Chester Cutler has finished
work for A. f. Ellis.-Clayton Sabins came
home from Montpelier on bicycle on Sun
day, returning on Monday.-The Jonesville
and Waterbury teams played a game OF
base ball on Saturday, resulting in VIC
tory for Waterbury by a score of II to 49,
NORTH WILLISTON.
Charles T. King, who went West in tn,
summer of 1883 and spent several years II
Kansas City Mo, has Just graduated will
honor from William Jewell college of Lib
erty, Missouri He was one of the com
mencement speakers, also one of the hon
or men. receiving the highest average II
his examination. lie took the essay
medal in his senior year. and served a.
literary editor of the william Jewell Stu
dent, "A paper published by the students
After a short rest he expects to enter tn,
ministry.
BOLTON.
Miss Mamie Lacaillade has gone tC
Lawrence. Mass.-Mrs. Edward Cullen /!
in Waterbury, caring for her mother, whC
recently received ID severe fall.-A part!
of eight have been camping at Iinesburgl
pond the past few days.-Miss Maggi,
Morse has closed her school in Jericho anC
Is now at home to remain till September
Misses Elsa and Kate Pease have gone L
, the White mountains, where they hav'
work in a hotel.-Johnnie Tobin has rented
his fathers farm to b. Morey and re
, turned to his work In Stowe.-Mrs. Rissi
Barrett. who has been in Claremont, n
H., for a few days Is home again.-Mrs
I, w. II. Sherwood of New York is boarding
, at w. A. Halls for few weeks.-Mrs
! James Smith, who has been absent tw,
| weeks in Montpelier, is home again.
r HANKsVILLE.
Miss Mandana Norton of Bristol close
a very successful term of school here las
Friday The pupils having neither nbsen
or tardy marks are Minnie Jones, Tace
Elliott. Belle Wells and Harlie Sargent
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ross of New Have
visited at G.. A.. Bakers last week.--Gillctt
. and Hanks put u telephone into ORR
= Grace's store last week.-Mrs., Maryan
Brockum has gone to Tunbridge to liv
with her son, Warren Brockum,
wILLIsTON.
I ]. II. Holton was in town last week
= The family of Elliott Miller will occup
: the little house on the farm through III
d summer months. taking their dinner &
t j. II. Bushnell's.-The circle of King
y Daughters met with Mrs. Frank ForbC
: last Friday.-Mrs. Whalon. who has bee
o spending a few weeks at Rev. A. D. Ba
i ber's, has gone to visit other friends
: Alison Bradley has purchased the Marti
II Bradley farm; consideration $4,000.
i RICHMOND.
$ There was a pretty wedding at the res
81 dence of w. ID. Hall esq, last Wednesda
/ evening, when their daughter, Kate, an
= Howard Baker of Springfield, Mass, wei
: married by the Rev. Mr. Thomas Mr.. an
d Mrs. McGaffy from Burlington were II
best man and bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mr.
Pnker from HUNTINGTON Mr. and Mr.