Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-14

1913.
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pillars have completed their devastation
and departed, leaving entire orchards and
many shade trees destitute of foliage.
WARREN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde are visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bagley.-
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Miller are rejoicing
over the birth of a daug'h ter, born July T.
There was dance July at the town
hall-lcdmond Slayton is driving the
staEc-Frdnl Mckinney Is at work for
-. g. Sterling.-Miss Gertie Chambers is
visiting at r.. a. Eidredge' s.-Wiliam Sar-
gent has let his place to MIR Parsons.
Mr.. Sargent Intends to go to Boston.-E.
w. Lyford Is in poor health this summer.
Mr.. Coursey, who married Miss Daisy
DeLong, is at her fathers. George De-
bong's.-I.ast Friday morning, July s, the
sidewalks and bridges through the town
were covered with frost
WORCESTER.
Glen Virgins is critically i'll at NJ j.
Bailcy's. His mother and sister were call
ed by telephone from Montpelier on Fri
day last.-Mrs. Dodge of Montpelier Is
visiting her sister Mrs f. L. Hutchinson.
Mrs. James Coffrin and children of West
Berlin are guests of Mrs. Caroline Hatch.
AT the democratic caucus held Thurs
day evening last, &. G. Tewksbury and
Eugene Buck were elected delegates to
the State and district conventions.
CABOT.
Mrs Edward Durnham is again falling
Rev and Mrs. Hartwel have returned
home from their vacation.-The Good
Templars announce a dramatic entertain
ment to be held the latter part of August.
E G. Morse and wife. Sarah j. Morse
and w. T. Morse went to Warren ~ H.,
last Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs
George w. Morsc.-The painters are at
work on the steel ceiling at the church,
Mrs Weeks, j. A. Harrington, wife and
daughter are sojourning at their cottage
at st. Josephs Lake.
MoRETowN.
Rena Evans Of Waterbury is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. t. Love-
Joy.-hlss Maude Johnson visite ed In Barre
u few days last week. Miss Ethel l<eith
returning with herr. A. Griffith IS work
ing for II. Palmer.-DHn c. Jones was at
home Sunday from his work in Water
bury.-Miss Nettie Somerville visited her
cousin, Miss Lettie Goss last week.
WATERBURY.
Miss Hattie Grover has bought a place
oi IL. {. Llutchins at the Centre, where
she Will move about the LIST of August.
having bdrgained her farm to Dr. ". f.
Mirard.
The body Of a young man was discoVe.-
cd on Sunday in the Winooski river lying
OH his face in shallow water, opposite ;he
farm of Dan Donovan in Moretown about
two miles above Waterbury village The
town authorities were at once notified be-
fore removing the body from the water,
and 1t was fully identified as that of
Joseph Latouch, who lived in Middesex
and who disappeared several days a,,u
The face was badly dishgured but
whether this was the result of contact
with rocks and stones in the river or in
flicted by some person unknown and the
BODY afterwards thrown into the river,
does not at present appear. An nvestiga-
ton may clear up the mystery. He was
laboring man about Az years of age,
who formerly lived here and was well
thought OF. wife and one child sur
vive him.
Rev. j. Edward Wright of Montpelier
is to conduct regular service in the l.;
o. o. f. Opera House one week from
next Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Miss May King, clerk at the Record Of
flee, is taking short vacation.
praise service will be held at the
Methodist church next Sunday evening in
place of the regular preaching service.
Special music has been arranged for the
occasion.
+. c. Luce and wife and +. T.. Tracy and
wife are spending few days at Shell
burnc Pond.
John Atkins is taking a few weeks va
cation. ID. Fits of RoXbury is taking his
place at the telegraph Office.
Fred Il. Atkins is improving his resi-
dence on Main street with q new piazza.
Wills Sheple of Boston is Il guest of
NJ. o. Evans, jr.
Orlo Ayers has rented his carriage and
repair shop TO Howard Eaton.
Nellie Mcqueen of Burlington Is visit
ing at c. ID. Roblnsons for few days.
Mrs. Patrick King and daughter Mae
are visiting in Claremont, y. ii.
The Waterbury Citizens band will give
a concert in front of tho opera house
on Friday evening at $50 o'clock.
wAITsFIELD.
C. ]. Berry and wife of Montpelier visit.
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. C. Berry
few days last week.-Cheney Prenti, Of
Mortified Is in town for few days. call
ing on his numerous friends.-While riding
his bicycle near the house of p Chase last
Saturday afternoon. John Joslin collided
with team driven by Mrs. Frank Storey
and had his wheel badly wrecked, but
luckily escaped any serious injury him
self.-Geo. A. Carpenter of Burlington was
In town last week visiting his father j.
A. Carpenter, the enterprising proprietor
of tho Waitsheld Hotel and meat market.
w. e. Jones is enjoying one of his Pc
riodlcal visits at st. Johnsbury this week.
John w, Gregory and II. A. Maxwell
were in New York several days last week
on business connected with the estate of
the late Martin McIntosh.-Mis Grace
Maxwell, eldest daughter of Thomas Max
well, of this village. and George Bruce of
waterbury were married at Waterbur
last week.-Phllander Chase met with
quite shpwreck while going to the
creamery last Saturday evening, losing
nearly the whole of the 700 pounds of milk
he had on board.-MIss Frances Buckln
OF Brooklyn, N. Y, is in town spending
her summer vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Bucklin.-H. b. Cady
the village photographer is at home again
after his winters sojourn In Rhode Island
and is ready for any amount of business