Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

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CAMBRIDGE.
Hollis Gray Is spending a part of his va
cation with friends i'm Worcester, Mass
r. Brush and family attended the State !
Press association aXcurs on.-Mrs Frcdcr-
lex of Burlington and Miss Hattie Fred !
crlck of Ycnkers, n. Y, spent the week in !
town.-II. A. Hatch who was injured at
the reservoir is recovering very slowly. /
Though not injured as seriously as 1t was
feared he is not able to sit up or help
himself at all-Miss Lucy Wheelock ic-
turned to Boston Monday.-Mrs. n. BAR
of Morrsvlle and Miss Mary Foote of
Boston were the guests of Il. Wheelock,
Tuesday. Hulburd and son, Philip,
are in Waterville for the wcck.--trcd
Wells of California is visiting his father
7. c. Wells.
MORR1SN1LLE.
A lodge of the New England order of
Protection was organized in the hall on
the third floor of the Woodbury. block on
Monday EVENINGS. A. Howard an
nounccs that he will hold forth In the
town hall on Sunday afternoon at Al
O'Clock on the seventh day Sabbath OBJ
scrvanCc.-Amos II. Hall of Boston, stu
dent in the Peoples Academy in 1886, was
in town Monday.-Miss Fuller returned to
the Randall Monday after an absence of
several months.-C. y. Rich left Monday
TO visit his daughter in Rutland and son
in East Jafrrey ~ H.-Elmcr Dixie has
moved from BiidgC street to Jersey
Heights.-A democratic caucus was held on
Saturday evening to choose delegates to
the state and district conventions to be
held in Burlington Wednesday. Dana n.
liutchins was made chairman and G. j.
Slayton secretary. G.. f. Small and Her
bert Miner were elected delegates to the
State convention and ID. n. Hutchlns and
t, 1tutt ttrn
The town committee is composed of S. b.
Doty, Harry Smith and G. j. Slayton.-
| The civil authority board heard com
plants as to appraisals of real estate on
Saturday at the town clerks office. y
further hearing will be held next Satur-
day.-A W. Stone Is assisting in tho bank.
The many Morrisville friends of Ellis f..
Foster were much surprised to know that
he had given up his position in the bank
here, whore he had been for some time,
and has gone to Boston, where he Will
study toopathy.-William Nicholson, T..
5. Robinson's assistant, has gone to
Greensboro for a two weeks outing
/ Phil Clark of Lyndonville was in town on
/ Moaday.-State's Attorney Fleetwood of
this place and the to be states Attorney
l.. j. Thompson of Wolcott went to
Mansfield mountain on Saturday for a
! short stay.-Miss Leonora Joslyn of BoS
! ton, Miss Annie Robinson and the Misses
! are visiting in town.-Local talent will
soon put on the play, IAN the Comforts
Of Home" under the direction of Mr.. Chas,
w. Russell, the actor, who Is summering
herc.-Cov Leslie NJ, Shaw of Dennson,
Ia, his son Earl, and his brother, ID. W.
Shaw Of Manila, Iowa, have been IN town
for several days visiting their parents
MIR. and Mrs. b. o. Shaw on Park street
| Mrs. l.. II. Hadley, mother of Elmer
! Hadey died at her home one mile out
toward Stowe last Wednesday. The bur-
ial was at Morristown Corners last Fri
day, Rev. Mr.. Ryan of stowe. pastor of
the Methodist church. officiating in the
absence of the Methodist pastor here
The Exchange hotel property on lower
Main street has been sold by Geo. Tillot-
son to Ernest Foss the latter trans
ferring to the former his residence
on upper Main street. Foss has leased
his property to Mr.. 5. w. Beauac of Hyde
Park, who once ran the house for some
time. improvements will be made at once
in the front of the property.-Ed. Grain
was IN town from Burlington over Sunday.
Miss Moulton OF Montpelier is the guest
of Mrs. G.. NJ. Powers. There will ne no
further church service ut the Universallst
church until the first Sunday in Septem-
ber.-lionett, the tinsmith. has bought of
q. w. Clark place in Hyde Park known
as the Butteriield farm.-Warren Wood
worth OF Rlchrord was In town last week.
john Il. Bentley of st. Adams was in
town Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Robin
son returned here Saturday evening from
the three days trip with the Vermont
Press association.-Will c. Whipple of
Boston is at home on one weeks vacation
Mrs. brigham of Grand Rapids, Mich.
ana Mrs. Richardson of Brooklyn were in
town last week.--Frcd Beach a former
student mere, was up from burlington last
) week-Rev. Elizabeth Goldthwaite Of Eds,
y1gie.
list church on Sunday morning in eX-
change with Rev. DR.. Booth.-The jersey
Heights creamery Is now in fun opera ion
ana is model institution of its kind. The
Boynton tenement house near by will be
; occupit' by operators in the creamery
Rev. 8, Eddy, pastor of the Methodist
cnurCl returned from short vacation
, and occupied his desk on Sunday.
Miss Fannie Hickok of Boston and Mis-,
Jennie llickok Of New Haven, Conn. ar,
at home for a vst.--Weld Terrill is al
$ home from Springfield, Mass, where h,
has desirable position In a store-Ex
: Gov liendee returned here Tuesda,
I evening from the seashore. He goes bach
4 in day or two for longer stay witt
4 Mrs. Hendee who is much improved.-Mls
= Mcdonald of Ottawa is visiting at DIR
Rublee's.-Miss Ferrin of Montpelier is
guest at II. C. Fisks.-The fire depart
= mont had IA semi-monthly meeting In the
Ilil oIi utSuHN tNtnlnB,-Inc pulpit II
the Congregational church will be occu
}. pied next Sunday by Prof. r. f.. Wood
n ruff, professor of Crock in Bowdoin Col
lrge, Maine.-Mlss Mary, daughter of A
H. Strong has gone to Thompson's Island
n Boston harbor. where she has a position
+ as teacher in the Boston Farm school
q Mrs. Newton Terrill returned Tuesda
from visit with her sons in Andover an
;, Springfield, Mass,-The NJ. b. ladies' al
- society served supper in the vestry Wed
N nesday aftcrnoOn,-Master Robert an
" Miss Grace Anderson of Cambridge, Mas.
are spending the summer at s. NJ. Palm
G cr's,-A handsome new flag flies from In
l. peak over the dome of the Hotel Randall
z Archie Cda!l has gone to Lynn, Mass
il where he will have a position In a store
n Percy Stone wife and child will max
II their home with Mrs. f, A. Hadley TN
NersalistS of the Lamollle valley in par
ticular are making ready for the 'annua
/ mont and Quebec, which will be held /
l. stowe, August %. "a. 26.-Morrisvile pee
y pie were very sorry to hear of the deaf
II of 7. Hull Page, son of EX-GoV, Page O
y Hyde Park, which occurred In Las Vegas
n. NJ, Tuesday evening. Gov, Page LEI
% his home Monday evening in response
ia telegram saying that his son was losin
N courage The remains will be brougl
,r oast,-What seems to be an effort wit
n promise of success is being made In be-
,r half of Morrlsville's largest enterprise, tn
n tannery which, owing to market cond
"A tons has been silent for some time. wit
A. q stock company having capital {
m $4,000 formed, the plant will soon be
full operation, The stock Is arranged
800 shares of $50 each. 230 of these share
already a NV 1iir nj