Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-28

may desire, though ne hOlds again at the
conclusion of TIE summer school.-Mr.
Crosby of Boston has Joined his family
at A. p. Wheelock's summer home.-Dr.
j.. VI. Bingham and party were In town
MOnday.-Mrs. A. r. Campbell is visiting
in Essex county.-On the afternoon of
August 10th in connection with the SEES
sion of the Lamoille county summer
school, state Superintendent OF Education
NJ. s. Stone hopes to meet as many of the
town school directors in Lamoille county
as possible, here in the academy building
to talk over matters of general interest,"
DR.. +. G. Page of Boston is in town for
two or three days.-Mrs. Il. G.. Cheney is
able to be about town once more.-Dr.
Abbott, a former resident, was In town
: M~onday.-Mount Vernon Lodge No. s, f..
and A. NJ. have 1t regular communication
Wednesday evening.-The annual meeting
Of the local w. c. r. T.. held last Thurs
day afternoon In the Methodist vestry re-
suited IN tho election of these officers for
the year ensuing: President, Mrs. G. f.
Smith. with assisting vice Presidents; sec
rotary, Mrs. c.. s. Wilder; treasurer, Miss
Mabel Smith. A short memorial service
was held for the late Mrs. d. K. Hicltok,
who was an active member for many
years.
Charles w. Russell. the actor and au-
thor. who Is summcring here with his
family, H. getting a company of local tall
cnt into limo for the presentation Of the
play, IAN the Comforts of Home" some
:imc week after next. The cast OF char
acters as selected follows: Alfred Hnst-
ings, II nephew of Pettibone, II. Carlton
Lane; Theodore Bender, n retired mer-
chant. c. H.. Slocum; Egbert Pettibone,
n Jealous husband, Charles w Russell;
christopher pabney. a broken down mu-
aician, Elmer Dixie; Judson Langhorne,
shy and reluctant, l.. w. Webster; Tom
Mellow, Alfred's assistant In crime, Miss
Stella Hadlcy; Victor Smythe, in love
with Emily, Edwin B%arrows; Augustus
McSwath. u friend of Pcttihonc. Carl
Camp; sheriff. after Langhorne. James
Clark: Mrs. Joseph BENDER, Theodore's
Keeper, Miss Eta Doty. Mrs. Rosabelle
Pettibono, second wife of pettibone, Mrs.
r.. ". Webster; Fiji Oritauski, from the
opera comlque, Miss Cora Woodward:
Evangeline Bender, a lump OF sweetness,
Miss Glenn Leach; Emily Pcttibone,
makes her own choice, Miss emily Rub
lee; Katy. maid at Pcttibone's, Mrs. Al
ton stone; Gretchen, Fih's maid not
selected. g.. n. Kellogg. pas
tor of the Congregational church,
is expected to return from the
two weeks vacation at the sea shore and
occupy his pulpit next unday -ruesdny.
September 9Th, being frecmcn's meeting
day, i.amoille County's annual .air will
not open until Wednesday morning, Sept.
1th, and will continue three days.-Mrs.
Byron Calkins, a former resident here, Is
visiting in town from the Wcst.-Statc's
Attorney Fish and family OF Addison
county were at j. II. Warren's on Tues
day, being on a carriage drive through
this section OF Ncrmont--rhe Summit
House, on Mansfield Mountain. OF which
Walter +. Churchill of this place IL pro-
prietor. entertained IS guests over last
sunday. A considerable number of these
were from Bnrlington,-Dr. 10 n. Linsley
ana family were in Morrisville from Bur-
.. nnCtOn on TurS6AN.-A regular pnmn1npi.
cation of Mount Vernon Lodge. f. and A.
NJ, was held Wednesday evening.-Rev.
Myra Kinesbury for some time the lady
pastor OF the Universalist church In Nor
~risville, died two weeks since In Sheshe-
quin, Pa.-Oscar. son of Mrs. f. II. Gates,
loft on Wednesday for Hartford, Conn,
where he has a position in a store.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. b.. George are visiting in
Montgomery.
WATERvlLLE.
Mark Stevens has bought the Hunt
f1rm.-Miss Bertha Chase Is visiting her
grandmother Mt Fairtax.-Elba S~tockwell
Is visiting his grandparents In Moretown.
A son arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Basset on Sunday.-Heman
Miller reports seeing two large deer near
his house Sunday morning.-A. l.. Lara
way has gone to Springfield, Mass, to be
absent this week.-Mrs.. A. l.. f.araway Is
visiting in st. Albans.-There will he a So
ciahle at the town hall Friday evening.
JEFFERsoNvILLE.
Robert Smith and family have returned
home from Queen City Park.-Mrs. Luclus
a. Wheelock and Miss Celia Whcelock have
taken a carriage drive to Eden.-Albert
1 patten has gone to Springfield. Mass. to
= spend several weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Joe
r Wilcox arc occupying their cottage a,
: Queen City Park.-Miss Alice Baird has
= returned to Boston, Mass. F.. Pope Is
very sick.-Mrs. Margaret Morgan is slow.
= Il improving.-Prof. c.. l.. Cornell has
| gone TO bingham. Mass, to attend &
teachers musical association.-Miss Laura
Burnham from Everett. Mass, is n CUES
at Mrs. II. ". Varnum's--The Loyal La.
/ dies society, which adjourned from Mr.
= S. Baird's lawn to the town hall last weel
a tuesday evening on account Of the damn
y weather, was well attended and the pro,
|, ceeds were over sll.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. of Bur.
lington are making extremely low price.
!, on shoes.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. Araminta Holmes Smith of Worces
=, ter, Mass, has been visiting friends II
town the past week.-Fred Wells. whC
q has been in California for several years il
visiting his father, T. G. Wells.-Henr
= Hatch. who had the misfortune to fal
n Illlo W. W. IVY IlOlu = ltStINOlT SUSTAINING
y quite serious injuries is able to be abou
. the house.-Mr. T., G.. Wilson superinten
a dent of the NJ. r.. Sunday school In Nor
:, %risville was in town Wednesday arranging
-. with the Sunday school OF this place 70
a Union Sunday school picnic at Provi
dence Island Thursday July 2Sth.-Josepl
Junior of Burlington has been spendin,
\ the past week with his son.
Mrs. II. l.. Story and daughters hav,
gone to Queen City Park and will occup.
y their cottage the rest of the season.
= Prof. Ranger of Johnson occupied tn
:, pulpit at the Congregational church las
S~unday.-Miss Lucy Whceloc< has gon,
~ to Worcester, Mass, to attend IA summe
. school.-Dr, L. ID. Forrest went to Fair
fax Monday for a two weeks practice o
dentistry.-Mrs. William Blalsdell o
North Cambridge has moved into tn
tenement over the Parker tlnshop.
Ie STOWE.
The annual reunion ard picnic of tn
MUM family will be held this year at lri
~ Mlnn's residence on Thursday, Aug.
. Mr.. Mum is the only surviving son o
- the late %Josephus Mum and all member
% of the family will be glad to enjoy asait
~ the wholesouled hospitality of himsel
~ and family.-Wilbur Bigelow of Salem
X Mass, is expected Saturday to spend tw
b" weeks with his wife and family at Newe
y Observation-Disclosures Atwood IL sick wit
. an attack OF the grip.-Maud Raymon
" returned TO Enfield, y. H., to-day.-Mis
-, Lucy Camp, the invalid sister OF Mrs. j
~ A, Stafford and with whom she was liv
u, ing, met with a serious accident Sun
az day afternoon. In moving across tn
u room, she lost her balance and fell TO tn
- nnIr breaking tho thiuh hnna naur IN