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

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Stone arrived from Chicago Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Phoebe r. Stone and Mrs. Ruth
and children arrived Friday from
Chicago TO remain until Scptcmbcr.-Mrs.
A. A. Wicker and children are spending
tho summer VITA Ira Il. Wicker-Nlrs.
Alice Byngton and Miss Mead OF Hines
burgh were in town F'riday.-Ms
Kate Bush is stil detained in Canada
by sickness in the family Of her sister.
Mrs, Lowell Miss Martin of Burlington
has been visiting Miss Bouton several
days.-Shcrih Reeves was in town last
wcek.-Nliss Eliza Lapham OF Brooklyn.
y. v, is visiting her brother IIoyle La
pham.--Lutc Millison is laid up with a
badly spraincd ankle from falling out of a
Baldwin Of Burlington. was
in town over Sunday.-Mrs. II. y. iIib-
bard Of Chicago and Miss Mary Noble of
Mass. are with Miss Bouton.
Miss Edith Hubbard and Mrs. Lincoln
Macmillan Of Chicago are at II. w.
Root Sunday and Sunday night were
orchcrs-thermometcr ?6 to o. de-
grces.- Monroe Hin. with the Nei-
mont Marble company, spent the Fourth
at his home. The usual family picnic was
held on the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. II G.
Hill the ith
We notice theAllen Shoe Go. at Rurling-
ton arc doing the business of thetorn; low
prices must win.
JERICHO.
Tho crade-roll party met with Mrs %.
C. TIIwlcy Thursday afternoon Mrs.
and Miss Chiffon of clarcncevillc. T.. a.,
are visiting relatives in town.-rhc w.
c. y. r. met at Mrs VI. ]. Wilburs We'd
nesday afternoon.-Mrs Jackson and
grandson, Bert Williams, have been Wis.,
iting lin BerkFhirc.-Mrs. Charles Caustic
returned to her home In Boston Saturday.
Don Galusha has gone to Northfieid
Mass, 10 attend the Y NJ. c. A. conven-
tion.-R. s. Lincoln and Laura Buxton OF
West Milton visited In town last week.
{. T. Percival and family returned Fri
day from the Wcst-Mrs. A. 9. lowroy
Of burlington is visiting her mother. Mrs.
J. Mnulton.-Mr. and Mrs. George
sherman were in town to attend the fu-
neral Of Clarence Prass-Thern was Il reg
liar communication of McDonough Lodge
i. and A. NJ, Thursday evening.
Dr.. T.. r. Howe died Friday between
: ana ~ O'Clock a. m. from spinal irou-
BILE from which he had been a long suf-
ferer lie is survived by widow Prof.
J. :. Cillcy. the veteran teacher. is very
low.
We hear that tho Alien shoe Co. Of Bur
lirgton are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
BOLTON.
Miss Mamie Fender closed a very sue
ccssfu term of school Thursday i'm dis
trict No. = The pupils spent the forenoon
IN the woods. where they enjoyed them
selves by playing outdoor games and par
taking of their lunches. Accompanied by
their teacher they returned to the school
nous" at ! p. m, whore they sang songs
and spoke pieces The room was very
prettily decorated with ferns and trailing
vines. Some of the parents and friends
were present Tho children did very nice
~ and much credit is due them and their
teacher
We have discovered that good goods end
low prices can be found at tho Allen Shoe
Co.. Burlington.
W1NOOSKT.
The only serious accident reported in
town as the result of celebrating was the
,ase of Levi Bushcy. Bushcy, Arthur De-
and one Heaton are in camp at
Bay Lawn. Sunday they were firing a
at various Intervals when ii ex-
plodcd MIR. Bushey was nearest the gun
and got II heavy charge of powder in the
lace. HIS oyesight fortunately will prob
ably b" saved, but particles of powder
his face and he will be laid
up for some time. DR.. Lamothe attended.
The advertised letters at the postofiice
arc as follows: Actablc Boirc, Mrs. Cath
'rirc Gerau. Fred Laree, Moses Ronette,
Bernard Shaughncssy.
The following business was transacted
nj the board Of trustees meeting Monday
night all members being present. Fat
rick Geary, Martin Holcrar. John T. Sui
Ivan ana T.. G. Nasr were appointed as
special fire police. These bills were order
I'd paid: V. *. NASH, services as cnginec,
SN2.o9 &. II. stevens services as clerk,
ant supplies. s3i.2G, Peter Fountain, ac-
count against village of Wnoosk s2l -
r.. II. Stevens, sl2; Consolidated Electric
Co. s3D' Edward Dannhar. $13.33; r.. g.
Brigham, s.: Alfred Viillmairc ringing
fire alarm. 81. II. J. Stanley. supplies
$40; H. X. Barnes, supplies, $685.; H. v.
Horton. rent of Concert hall $40
Rev. j. H. Fort went to Johnson ycstcr-
laA to perform a marriage ceremony. Vie
goes to bennington to-day To spend Sun
lay. Rev Alexander Campbell will preach
At the Methodist church Sunday morning.
sidney Morrison OF Lawrence. Mass. is
! is!ting his family in town.
Rev. George +. Hunting of Marshall
Mich" has been the guest Of $. H. Rcy-
nolds
Tobey & Catlin have the frame up for a
one-story building to be used as Il plan
ne and matching mill. II is planned to
b" finished N about two weeks.
Regina Tebadcau, three years old. fell
from second story window a distance of
l. feet. She was Knocked scnseless but
was not otherwise injured, the ground he
ng soft.
a young son of Alfred Barney while
firing powder was badly burned about the
face and eyes
The ST. Peter society celebrated ponti-
heal mass July at st. Francis Navler
church, IN u body of 200. with uniforms
and headed, by the Winooslki band
w. T.. Dcnning Of Dcs Moincs. Iowa,
who Is en- route for England. Is stopping
with friends in town.
Patrick McGrcevy is home from Tcon-
ioroga.
Clarence Potter Of Long Island City is
in town.
a large party of Winooski friends at
tended the supper and dance at Queen
City Park last night in honor of Pro
pretor John Eastwood of the hotel
Mrs. Eugene Weston and daughter are
expected to-day from Philadelphia to
spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. A.
Is. Edwards
Dr. Paris and Miss Adde L. Edwards
are visiting in Morrlsvillc.
The Brotherhood connected with tho
Methodist church are planning to open n
reading room in town for the benefit of
young men.
William Hardacre returned to Barre
Mrs, l.. l., Gray is home from a several
months stay in Hyde Park, Mass, as tho
guest of her son, Frank Gray.
They do say that the Allen Shoe Co kes
nc lead in low prices in Burlington Every
me say So
I1INESBURGII
Mrs, Andrew Curry fell in the yard and
eccived "A sprain which obliges her to ret
bout on crutches-siiss Ida Russell died
1t John Collins Friday after long and
painful illnese and the body was taken TO