Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-01

Peck and family Monday and Tuesday
Rcv. Father Campeau Of Vcrgcnnes ccle-
bratcd high muss for Rev. Father Boyle
last Sunday Father Boyle Is absent on
his vacation.--Rev. B. II. Boswo-th and
family, who have been here for several
weeks. returned to New York TucsdaY.--
W. T.. Chase is seriously ill., threatened
with fever at Mrs. Calahan'3 OF Wcst
street,. -. Kennedy ard Mrs. Kennedy.
Mrs f. L. Shervln and Mrs Jennie Grow
went to Lake Dunmorc Tuesday for Il
days outine.-R. w. Pcn,ir, 4. II. Bis7on-
cite. George Farr and Lynn Niece won't
TO the Lake Monday for two days stay
Mrs Minnie Poet Of the Queen city is the
guest of friends here this week.
WGYBRGDGE.
Miss Margarc. Kirk, stcnoEraphcr OF
Erydcn and 11stabrook's OF Bogton, spent
last week at G. II. Sprigs's .-Miss Sarah
II. Wright will teach at the monument
and Miss e. Sarah Wright at the Village
commencing next Monday.--Mrs. s. V. r..
Ford of New York city Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Rosetta Sampson.-Tnvita-
tons are out &c the wedding Of Miss Nora
Sturtovant and Edwin Carpenter. to take
place September Miss NJ. W. Wads-
worth, who has been spending few weeks
in town returned last week to Springfield,
Mass, where she will resume her duties
as teacher.-Quitc Il number OF townspeo-
pie arc attending the camp meeting at
Spring Grove.
NORTH TERRGSBURGH
Mrs ]. +. Kenyon Is in Williamsburg.
n. Y, caring for her daughter-Quitc a
number from this place arc attending the
camp meeting at New Hdvcn.-Mlss Ger
trude Harrington, who has been sick with
appendicitis left Monday for Burlington,
whore she Is to have an operation per-
formed.-AIrs. Samuel Hand gave four
o'clock tea Tuesday in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Seneca Hazard, who are visiting
there from the West
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. Of Bur-
lington are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
Quite a number from this place attend.
ed the campmccting at New Haven
George Elliott. who has been at work f1l
a music dealer at New Haven, Conn. Ia.
returned home and will on Monday nest
enter the employ of Bradley ~ CO., al
Kutland.-services were held at the Eps
copol chapel on Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Fay of Brandon visited at Mrs. Il.
j. Rogers this week-School opens CT
Monday next in this village
LINCOLN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Narney spent a PAR
OF last week at Long 1'Olnt.-N. w. MoI
gan went to Poultncy Saturday remaining
until Monday, when he joined his wife .
Long point.-Miss Myrtle Atkins, who ha
been visiting her parents for the pas
two weeks returned to Burlington Mol
day.-AIrs. (. T.. Bristol brought HON
from the lake II trophy of her skill in fish
ing. the shell of n mud turtle, who's
estimated weight was 10 pounds.-Mrs, j
S. Flint and children of Burlington wer
guests of Mrs. Lois Clark and other friend
here the past week.-Mrs. Agnes Haywood
of Fast Middebury is visiting her dauSh
ter at w. II. SarEents-Mr. and Mrs
Perry Eddy OF Burlington are visitin
friends herc.-T. W. Wakefield is enter
tanning his brother, Frank Wakefield an
wife of Springfield, Mass.-Charlos an
AbMe Pillings of Burke, y. Y, spcn
Thursday at Edgar Narney o. II
Thaycr and Mrs. II. -. Collins left 10
their homes in Keene, y. H., Tuesday
Eli King wife and daughter and Charlie
Wakefield with relatives from Springfield
Mass, are spending the week at Lon
Point.-The Sargent reunion which was t
be held a the home of Il, c. Sargent /
Bristol, Thursday of this week has bee
put oft until September % on account r
sickness of Mrs. Sargent at whose HON
the reunion was to be held.
WHITING.
r. d. Needham went to Fort Henry, y
Y, OH Friday last to attend the funor;
! of a cousin, Mrs. Charles Stevens. He I,
turned Saturday.--A son was born TO VI
and Mrs Henry Kelsey on Friday last
Thomas Ketcham and r. ID. Ncedham
, families attended the Ectcham reunion 6
Lake Hortouia last Thursday. owing I
the severe rains tho first of the week, II
gathering was small there being abol
, fifty present. The day proved fine, ais
/ Z y. n nlnDSInl
, was enjoyed by all.-Mrs Sarah Titus
Moriah ~ V, came on Monday to Wis
, her ncphew's family, Mr.. and Mrs ~ v
Foster.
I ADDISON.
Misses Edith and Ethel Necdham
. Whiting. are guests of Clara smith.
!. Grace Sprigg has returned to FerrisburS
! The Sabbath school picnic NJ the lai
/, August 26th was well attendcd.-Mr, al
. Mrs. Charles l.. Bacon and son of Dlckil
4 son, y. y, were guests at NJ. A. Smith
last Neck.-Misses Rose and Franc
- SpaulGing of New York are visiting
n. l.. JcnlNn's.-Thcre is to be a sociab
at the Baptist parsonage, Wednesdt
c evening Sept. 7th.-Therc was vel
= pleasant birthday party for C. May Tra'
:, OF the residence of Mrs. c. W. Rea
August 3lst.-Mrs. Stanton Cross Is We
Il sick with malariol fever. DR.. w. j. Bra
! don attended hcr.-Ncttie Hanks return'
, to her home in West Cornell Aug. 2Sth
- Charley Sunderland of Bridport was
Mrs. l.. T. Clark's over Sunday.-Cass
+ Pond of Fort Henry, n. Y, was at Graz
n View Hotter last week.-Thorc was
! dance at Grand View Hotel" Aug. 26
J. Messrs. Elmer O'Brian, Fields and HI
- bert, with ladies have broken camp
- Long Point and returned to their homo
- Mrs. Curtis and Willis i'lctchcr N
=. daughter Anna of Essex Junction, MI
- Belle Beach and son Harry Of Burlin
y, ton are Spending the week I'm town wi
" MIR. and Mrs. G. c. Roscoe.-Mr. and Nj
u Hamilton Morgan of San Francisco. W
have been spending "A few weeks at
A. Smiths return to their home Sci
:, 3.--lnVitations are out for the maria
u of Edwin Carpenter and Nora Sturtcva
=, Of Wcybridgc Sept, little Carlotta
y, Tracy gave IA birthday party to twelve
!, her year old friends Wednesday.
- HANCOCK.
le G.. II. Church has been rebuilding !
- water wheel and nume preparatory TO
ginning the fall carding.-lt was not l.
man Rhodes who has bought n piano
~ reported last week, but Lena his daus
u ter.-George Church arrived home Satt
~ day night from his trip to Seattle, Was
10 Charles Andrews is expected home fro
'r the West soon, Tho village school beg