Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-28

have completed their clapboard saving 70
tho season.-Mrs. DR.. Church has beer
among tho sick for q few days and tn,
doctor was necessarily detained at home
James e. Miles of Burlington was in towr
last week.-Mrs.. r.. L. Smith was called ID
Moretown last week by the sickness Of he
niece, Mrs. Wilcox Rev. Mr.. Abbot
preached the memorial sermon at Unity
church on Sunday.-C. r. Eddy of More
town was in town last weok.-Mr. Cleve
land, lately living on Luce hill, has moved
to Observation-Disclosures Durham has
moved TO the house near the Old cheese
factory.-Mr. Woodruff is to move back
to his farm in the West part of the town
Charles Jackman and wife of Montpeie
were in town visiting last week. -Charled
Atkins has moved to Waterbury Ccntre.L
John Marston has moved to the Atkina
place IN Stering.-A. :. Slayton has been
on the sick list for few days.-1ra French
and wife are pleased over the advent Of d
boy into their family on Thursday.-Bart
Dillingham; has lame eye, caused by d
flying stick
HYDE PARK.
Rev w. j. Harris of Rutland held Epls1
| Copai service in the Union church last SUM
day. 1t being Whitsunday, the sermon
was appropriate for the occasion and very
/ Interesting; text. Acts 2i.-Mrs. Tizze
! Brown Of Troy is visiting friends In town.
| Elmer Peck y resident of the north viii
! Idt' OF Inv IOWll came very near LOSING
| his horse few days since. Getting fright
encd In some way, the horse vert over tho
| side of n bridge whore II is IS feet TO the
rocks below. Fortunately for the owner
| a small tree had been felled across the
stream just at that point and the horse
struck the tree in such a way as to
break the fall, and came out with only al
/ few scratchcs.-One boarder arrived at the
Elm Ernest Copp was home from Bos-
ton lost week visiting his mother, WHO Is
out of health.-Rev. F. G. Taylor Is away
on his annual vacation.-Walter Novel of
. Reading, Mass, is at the PhoeniX.--C. =.
Sawyer, \ typo on tho News and Citizen,
has added an eight pound daughter to his
family.-Fishne has been unusually good
this spring in town. one lucky fisherman
caught two trout that weighed nirc
pounds as well as q good string of smaller
ones one day nor long sinee.-The post
masters salary for the office is $1,000 for
the current year When it II considered
that We have four postofflces In town We
think it speaks very well for the business
OF the village.
NJ. T.. Towe Is at home from New York
| city on account of the serious Illness Of
his mother.-Some miscreant broke into
the electric plant Sunday night and car
rod away the brushes and some other FIX
lures belonging to the machines The
damage was so far repaired as to onablel
the machinery to be started about o'clock
Monday aftornoon.-One Albert Tinker
was thrown out of his wagon Monday af-
ternoon. breaking his collar bone-rwin
daughters were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank *. Nichols Tuesday the goth.
wATERv1LE.
Rev. Mr.. Low preached the Memorial
sermon on Sunday.-Nliss Helen Stevens
OF Cambridge was in town lost week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Laraway, jr, have little
daughter-Mrs. J. NJ. Huhurd Is visiting
her son. r. Hulburd, at Hyde Park-Mrs.
Hiram Mann is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
G. c. Tobin. At Underhill.-Dr Fosburgh
is in Burlington for a short time.-Mrs.
Cyrus Wells Of Wolcott was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stone over sunday
Levi Potter and Harris Beard went to
Morrisville on their wheels on Saturday.
Misses Helen Mcfarland and Agnes and |
Marijoria Hulburd of Hyde Park visited
their grandparents last week.-Mrs.. Martin |
Ioveland Of Eden is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs, Ami Ieach.-Icrry Ashland was fined
s5 and costs and Samuel Miller was fined
1925 and costs for violating the liquor law.
There will be n promenade at the town
hall saturday evening for the band.-Jos-
eph sherman, who has bcen faithful SER
want for the past three years for Levi
Smile has completed his labops there and
The Memorial day Exercises nj this place
on Saturday will consist of line of march /
10 the cemetery hcadedNby the band, vet
the exercises at the yard they will re-
turn to the Union church, where the adj
dress of the day will be delivered by Rev.
DIR. Waterbury Of Johnson.-J. j. LanGdel
was instantly killed by being thrown from
: his OK cart on Tuesday May 49, His fu-
+ neral was largely attended from his house
! on Thursday under Masonic horors Ho
leayes n wife and six children and largo
circle of friends to mourn his loss.
CAMBRIDGE
= William Clark left for Burke last Nom
, day.-Dr Gilbert and wife are visiting in
: Morrisvile.-Mrs +. Parker OF Montpelier
spent last week with relatives in this
place.-Mrs. II. L, Story was called TO
Williston the past week by the serious
Illness of her brother. Il. b. Brown. and
Mrs. j. a. Leonard was called 10 Newport
, to her sister who is very low with
cancer.-Clark Page and wife of Westford
J visited his parents recently and Mrs III.
c. Howard has returned from visit 10
hcr home in Northield.-Mrs. Bertha
: Whitcomb Wells Of Underhill was at
home during the week and seems to be im-
. proving in health,-Mrs, Lucy Dickinson
has gone TO Brockton, Mass. on q visit
to her children residing rhore.-Mrs. y.
, Butler is visiting relatives in Morrisville.-
t Mrs. Leslie Of ST. Adams passed the week
, with her friend Hattie GrIswold.-Earl
, Smile of Wocott is learning the painters
p trade OF W. Patch ~ the Boro.-Alrs. II.
l NJ. Cornwall returned from n visit in
I Franklin last week.-W. s. Noyes has re-
turned from business trip in st, Johns
hury.-Mrs. Sabrina Tracy has gone to
Niagara, y. Y. to care for nephew S
wife, Mrs. Alden Chase, who is i'll with
consunption.-C. j. Thomas went to New
= Haven saturday to meet his wife who has
L bce- spending the winter in Georgia, They
: viii return to their homo here Tuesday,
r May oGth-Dentist T.. u. Forrest of Til
ton, N H., has rented rooms at the Boro
: and will locate in n few dnys.-Thomas
y Long has decided his home and all per-
[ sonal property TO Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rus
. sin who will move into hts house this
i week and care for the aged man.-Union
> services were held at the First CongrcSl-
tional church last Sunday morninE.-Fhe
y W. H. NJ, S. will meet with Mrs. Eliza
l Cutting Thursday afternoon, May 2Sth.-
= THE Spy of Atlanta" will be given at
u Reynolds Hall Memorial eYe-Butter
; sold Saturday as high as II cents at tho
, Centre.-Miss Lizzie Pitnam spent her va
G cation with her parents in Watervlle,-
u Mrs. II. e, Howard Mrs. Il. II. Thomas
\ and Clara Griswold are committee for
i Childrcns' Day.. s. Edwards and Mrs.
o ODER are fecble.-A large gang of men are
: at work raising the railroad track above
l the high water mark from Jottersonville
. TO tho Junction.-A special town meeting
X has been called June I'd to elect a collector
I of taXes.--Miss Mabel Hartford, a mis-
y slonary from China, will speak at the NJ.
N T.. church next Thursday evening. Adj
: mission free-The old time social AT tho