Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-11

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of friends, not only in Ferrisburrh. but
elsewhere. on their return they will take
up their residence in Ferrisburgh, where
the groom will continue his clerkship with
l.. II. Avery, with whom he has been for
tho past seven years. Guests present from
ont of town were: Rev. and Mrs. Levi wild
of Royalton, Miss Addie Brooks OF Bur-
lington. Mrs. NJ. C. Martin and two sons
of Washington, Mrs Fred Ladd of Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Cox of Monkton. and
Mr.. Charles Preston of Reber. n. Y.
LINCOLN.
District delegates elected at Saturday $
caucus are l.. c. Balm, G.. A. Thayer, Jas.
per NJ. Page
Mrs. Louisa Glines OF Manchester. N.
H., visited her sister. Mrs. Horace Sar-
gent last week. Mrs Glinos was called
TO this state by the death of her sister,
Mrs. Harriet Buttolph. who died in South
burlington n few weeks ago.--Mrs. George
Atwood and George Burnham are both
seriously in-Thc little daughter Of Edison
Towner is very sck.-Mrs. Annette Nor
gan returned home Monday from her visit
in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and
Poultney.-Mrs. Walter Burnham and her
sister. Miss Hall, returned to their home
In Cleveland Tuesday.-The county union
of Good Tcmplars held hero last Wcdncs-
day proved to be n pleasant and profitable
gathering a large number were present
from tho various lodges In the county.
Rev. O. d. Clapp gave very practical
temperance address in the evening to a
fun houso-C. c. Lee and wife art visit
ing friends in New rlaven and adjoining
towns.
NORTH FERRtSBURGu.
Mrs. Nellie Martin and sons from Dem
vcr. Col. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
l.. u. Martin.-Mrs Charles Lavake and
family have arrived in town for the sum-
mcr.-Mrs. Stoddard Allen is spending a
few weeks at her old home In Pavlet 49,
The missionary convention was largely at
tended by delegates and visitors. The ad-
dresses in the afternoon were very inter-
esting and the music excellent. The floral
decorations were very fine.-The Chinese
entertainment, AN Evening in Pckin' -
illustrated with costumes, curios, Chinese
songs and native school was well patron
ized. the receipts being $27.-About 30 Of
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Martin
met at their home on the evening of the
9th inst. Il being their wedding annivor-
sary. Light refreshments were served and
pleasant evening enioyed.-Childrcn's
day Is to ne observed NJ the Methodist
church.--The delegates elected to the state
convention are Reuben Parker, W. H.
Dean. J. y. Kenyon, Harvey Beach for
Grout; district, s. y. Allen, J. o. Walker
c. S. Martin. Fred Alien.
ADDISON.
Mrs. r. c. Guley is in burlington at
the Mary Fletcher hospital.-The result OF
the caucus held in the town hall June S
was as follows: Gro,it 81 ard Stlckney 90
The delegates 10 the state convention in
Ia fnts
Barnes, g. W. Read. and 10 the district.
convention in Rutland. are: G. w. Barber
Fred Fisher Alverton ward. Those 70
the county convention held in Middlebury
are: II. W. Smith, John Thomas, H. W.
Spooner, G. b. Strong. 2, z. Smith. O s.
Fisher, G. II. Marshall, Fred Fisher
Charles Norton.--Sunday. June Il. will he
day at the Baptist church The
exercises will begin a. II a. m. Mr.. c.
Bampson will deliver an address and there
will be singing and recitations by the little
ones.-Sunday, June 81, will be MIR Guy
I.ampson's last sunday in this town for
the present and the sermon will be az D.
M, and SundaD-school at | n. m. They
have new library in tho Sunday y-schoo
now Of 75 volumes.
WEYBRIDGE.
Miss Caroline Fitch is visiting nj W. j.
Newtons. Miss Fitch Is a teacher in the
Women's trimming school at S.. Louis, and
was n witness of the tornado that lately
swept over that city. She will visit friends
in Massachusetts and return to her work
in October.-Miss Harrie, Palmer Of Mid
dlebury college spent last Saturday and
sunday with friends here. Miss Palmer
will join here parents At Round Lake at
the close of the college term m-Children 4
day will be observed with appropriate ex-
orcises at the Congregational church June
H. and nj the Methodist church June 81.
MONKTON.
Tho hotel at the Boro has been opened
by Mr.. ELLIS from Nassachusetts.-Rcv
and Mrs. Thcakston have gone to Boston,
whore Mrs Theakston is to take tne
steamer for Halifax, \. s. She will be
gone about three months. Children's day
exercises will be held at the Friends
church at the Ridge. conducted by Mrs.
NJ a. Potter.-frank Jameson OF Port
I1enry n, y, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Or. Wiswell.
Homer Ellis has opened the hotel at the
Boro-John Ladd has begun work on the
road.-Mr. and Mrs George Bushce are
rejoicing over the birth Of a son-H. Fin
ney has discovered well near his back
steps of which his father has no rcmem-
brance. The water Is clear and pure
l.. Dean is drawing small cedar trees to
Dr. Webb's farm. He employs three
teams.
GRANVILLE
Rev. l.. y. Wheeler, wife and daughter
Of lIardwick were visiting in town last
wcck.-Judge Flint has returned from
wherc he has been attending
rourt.-They have finished working the
mountain road and we have as fine a noun
Tain road as there is in the State.-Lucy
In 1n-
Briggs was in Rutland last week.-I.eon-
ard Dorhy has moved TO Lucius Brooks