Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-11


Justin Moultons.
! Miss Eva Spauding has returned to her
home in St. Albans, accompanied by Miss
Hazel Fairbanks. who will remain for
. aboltt n month there.
| Leonard Hutchinson has returned from
Manchester Centre. where he has been
| visiting his sister, and Is now tat Lyman
/ IIutchlnson's, his fathers.
! Rev. G.. w. Morrow returned from Camp
Caspian Greensboro. Saturday, and oC-
cupied the Christian pulpit as usual
| One day last week the Newton House
had sc guests for dinner. and the whole
= season has been an unusually busy one
! Miss Eunice Flint spent Sunday Mt her
/ home in Bethel
! Mrs. Lovina Moulton. mother of Mrs.
Milton Chadwick, died Saturday night.
She was nearly 10 years old and for years
her home has been with her daughter on
Randolph avenue.
Or W. s. Curtis has opened dental Of
flee IN Montpelier. His family Will not
move to the capital now as the doctor will
come here the first ten days Of each month
TO attend to his practice here.
, Mrs. Alden Braey and daughter Love,
of Crookston. Mimi, have gone to East
Granville after a short visit at Lucius
Webb's on School street
Col n. j. kmbnl went to New York
city Monday morning.
Mrs Kimbal, Misses Clara and Annie
their guests. MIR. and Mrs. Adolph Obeig
of Brooklyn. left here Tuesday morning
for an outing at the Champlain hotel, Blun
Point, n. Y. The colonel will join the
party later.
Mrs. Ned Alexander Of Montpelier came
Tuesday to visit her parents. f.. I. Lille
and Wife.
About 70 went from this station Tuesday
to Ausable Chasm.
The Salisbury mill and the Chadwick
foundry are shut down this week for
vacation. The Salisburys are in camp at
Greensboro.
Miss Sarah Bartro of New York city
and her sister, Agnes OF Jersey City, y. j.
are visiting their sister, Mrs. George Du.
mas.
, Col. Chandler Is at Mari-Castle for a
short stay. Saturday evening large
number Of guests were entertained at a
dinner party.
Samuel Presley came Tuesday from
Lebanon, n. H.. to take his wife to hos
pital at Hanover for treatment. For SOW
eral months she had been very i'll at the
home of her parents here.
Tuesday afternoon the Rev. Homer
White OBLIGATED at the funeral of Mrs.
Lovina Mouton. whose death occurred
Saturday mterment was in tho Moulton
cemetery Her surviving children are
George 8 Moulton and Mrs. Milton Chad
wick
The prudential committee of the graded
school have secured as principal for the
coming year ira ID. Shaw of Oberlin. O.
He is graduate of Oberlln college and
has had experience as n teacher He Is
% years old and unmarried
Mrs Hattie Burnap of FitchburE, Mass
whose children, Howard and Marion. have
been here for some time has joined them
at Deacon Wilbur Towards.
| The festival Of days at the Congrega-
tional vestry Tuesday afternoon was very
| successful and n good sum was realized
by the ladies'. over s25 was received from
the sale of ice cream alone. Booths rep
resenting the days of the week were at
tractively arranged for the sale Of arti-
cles for the successive days, from wash
ing to baking day.
Miss Caroline Sweeney of Holyoke,
Mass, is spending the week at Judge
Nichols with Miss Anna.
Mrs. Mary B. Bass. who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Fred Packard, in
Dedham, Mass, for some time, is again
with Mrs. William II. Nichols here :
Miss Clara Wood of St. Adams is visit
ing at +. A. Thomas.
Miss Maud BLANCHARD is i'll with slow
fever
ID. c. Griswold of Boston, well known
here as summer visitor and the son-in-
law of the late Loren Griswold died OF
heart failure at his home Sunday. The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon
and interment was in Forest Hill GENE
terry. He left wife. son and two daugh.
ters, all well known here.
RANDOLPH CENTRE.
]. b. Adams and family are at Post
Mills for a few days.-Wiliam Baird and
family have taken a carriage drive t.
Rutland and vicinity.-The household
goods Of Rev J. A. Bates have been ship
ped TO South Royalton, Mass, where he
lpno oh,
Rev. p. s. Gilman and family OF Carl
ner, Mass. are at the old homestead for
three weeks-The Randolph normal schoo
begins its fall term August ed, but thC
training department will not open unit
the following Monday.-W. l.. Hebart
moved into the Randolph house Saturda,
and Ellswate McMurphy occupies the
Smith house which he vacated.-Rev. c
II. Coolidge of Piermont, y. H., preach
ed at the Congregational church las
Sunday and will also occupy the pulpit
next Sunday.
NEWBURY.
Hon. A. A. Olmstead candidate for lieu
tenant-governor on the democratic ticket
is now receiving congratulations on the
advent of son and heir. This is the frs
born and naturally brings much pleasure
This town was represented at the Fish
and Game League summer meeting a
|, Preston Baldwin. ]. r. Hale. II. w. Orsel
and r. ID. Carpenter.-Rev George Creole
ford, pastor of the Congregation church
al Wells River, preached in the Congrcsa
tional church in this place last Sunday
VIII Carleton, under the auspices of tin,
village library, lectured in the Congre
! tional church Wednesday evening
! republican caucus will be held at the town
house, Monday, August go. Indication.
point towards H. 7. Baldwin for the mex
town representative.-Rev A. J. Houghi
7 last and most celebrated poem "Mantl,
and Spirit" has been read In all ou
, churches AS is the case with all of Mr.
Houghs poems, this one is bright, patriot
ic and scholarly.
, CHELSEA.
Last Thursday, August 4th, occurred on
of the most violent thunder storms eX
perienced in this community for man,
years The streams were suddenly swollei
bank full and the roads were drenche,
with water, but happily the storm cease,
!; In season to prevent any serious damag
l by inundation, Chaps OF thunder cam
louder than ever heard before and tn
lightning struck in many dffcren
places, killing COW in George NJ
Young's pasture, striking a tree in Hyd
: Cabots pasture and entering the farm o
I d. Gates Blake at South Washington
: where two men were slightly stun
i ned and two horses in their stall
knocked down and for some time render
ed nsensible, but with vigorous rubbing
were resuscitated. lightning also strucl
the house OF Lyman Wilson at Corintl
Corner. playing frightfully near him, bu
doing no permanent damage. The neigh
ri ne n,l UN,i