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

,vcnns the teacher and school gave an
concluding with the serving
If Ice cream and cake at the parlors 81
he Baptist church. The Georgia .nnl
Vas in attendance and gave excrlicrt
music in the open air at the front Of the
'hurch. in the opening. very much to tho
qualification of the children and a large
'rowd OF older people. The teacher gem
.rously gave the proceeds amounting to
ibout Slj.0 to the Baptist church. The
West Georgia school. teacher and others
lad Il picnic at Camp Watson last week
friday Ryan with his children
md grandchildren numbering about y
Celebrated the ith at Camp Rch.-Hcnry
Wood with his children and grandchildren
celebrated at the same camp.
Several large parties celebrated the 9Th
by picnics at the lakc.-Misscs Marion
and Florence Ballard who nave been
Spending the last two years I'm the West,
nrc in town visiting fricnds.-Nr. and Mrs
Charles Mctcalf, Mr.. and Mrs. =. O. Shat
tuck and baby Mildred. and Miss Ellen
are In camp at Cassius Pratts
cottage at Camp Rich.-Mrs. T.. A. Bart.
lett and daughter. Miss Alhna Howard of
Franklin fails y. H.. arc visiting at
Georgia Plain.-Norman Wood is in very
poor hcalth.-rhe hot weather has brought
the summer boarders to the camps and
lily Of Roscllc. y. j., are at Camp Wat.
son.-Ilorace Caswell went TO Potsdam II
attend tho graduating exercises Of thr
state Normal school.--ticorge Ballard and
Selden Caldwell are home from ST. Adams
High school and Ralph fadd from Brig.
ham academy at Bakersfield. --Rcv. Chas
Clarke, Ira Fairbanks and j. T.. Duntou
have been improving the looks of their
residences by rcpainting them
We nntipa ba
ton arc doing the business of thetown low
prices must win.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
Henry Long has a badly broken leg
which he received by having his horsr run
away ana throw him out y part Of tn5
harness gave way and caused tho accident
-Gcolgc u. Ewin. who has been spending
n vacation at home. mas returned to Mon.
trcal-Quite q number OF our young PEG.
pl' went to Enosburgn Falls Monday
cvening.-The village school closed last
Friday. Miss Be,va Sinclair has attended
ciEht suCc, ssivc terms Of school withou,
missing r day.-Thc Ladies' Aid are I,
Wedncsday.-Max Andrews is at homo for
meet with Mrs. Charles johnson noXt
a few days.
RlCHFORD.
Mrs. Fred Scott Of Worcester. Mass. Is
visiting friends hcic-Nrs. W. r. Moses
and children Of Nans1Sarc visiting at Mrs
Button s.-Ricaard Armstrong is here Wis.
itins friends for few days.--Mrs " j
Lynch is visiting her brother. Anhprst
Kendall In Woodstock -Gcorgc Wu'ar,
los; a valuable work horso Tuesday hy It.
getting CIT so badly by a moving machin,
that 1t had to be shot.
EAST FAIRFIELD
The "Yahoo" ball team Of this place de-
fodtcd the Cambridge team at Camhrids,
saturday by score Of 10 to IA .arg,
number attended the celebration at Ba
hcrsfi"ld July ith.--rhc Ladirs' Aid go
cicty met with Mrs. c. T.. kldder las
wcek.-Many OF the dwelling house,, II
the village have been newly painted thi,
Summer.-An have begun haying and q
trem andous crop IL reported. Miss Lillian
iiorah and the Misses Merrill have ,nn,
to the White Mountains where they hay,
positions in Il hotel for the enumeration
II. Il. Soule of Boston was here on hus /.
ness Tucsday.--W. n. Morey and T.omar
Buck attended the democratic county con.
vontion Wednesday, Marty Speciality
company is booked for this place thi,
month.
BAKERSFIELD.
What came very near being being a 80.
rious matter occurred here Tuesday afl,r.
noon As Judg> II. II. Start. his son, q
". start and his brother. Judge q. q
start with W. j. Sowles were riding on
II hay wagon into the field, the horses be.
name unmdnagc lble run away throw,na
Judge II, K. Start off. c. H. Start We,
thrown against ,rcc near Mr. Nuttinc'
house. Judge AFRO q. Start WAS thrown
upon rock while Mir Sowlcs hung to al,
l,Av
on. The horses then dasacd into q. W
new barn and fell into the base.
mcnt. The wagon was smashed. Ncno Of
the parties are seriously hurt. out all arc
tut ana more or less bruised. Tho ccl,.
hration here the Fourth passed off pleas
antly and was enjoyed by many The al.
dress by tho Rev. D. j. O'Sullvan OF ST
Adams was heard by crowded house "A
brigham Academy Hall. The games wer,
al closely contested and the best Of feel.
inc existed among the contestants Tn,
display OF flo works in the evening was
good. The ball game between Blkersfeli
ana Mont somory for a prize Of $50 wa.
Won hy the home team by c'ose score.
FAIRFAX.
G. Smith and wife of NinncanoIis ar,
visiting Mrs. Smiths mother. Mrs. Eli3i
Orton is homo from Saxton',
Hlven for his vacation.-Mr. Lewis al
is visiting his sons. Jane,
and Steven Lewis.-Airs. Cyrus Bishop Of
Chicago and sister Edith Drew are visltins
their mother, Mrs. NJ. V. Hicks.-Curti,
Wheeler and wife with their daughte,
Mary went to Enosburgh last week to at
t'nd family reunior.-Nill Rowland /.
home from the Waterbury asylum and ha,
rented rooms of q. l.. Butler.-MrS IL
Pease is quite sick,-Mrs. Edgar Minklel
il on tire sick list.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. II Bur.
Iington are making extremely low price.
on shoes,
IlIGHGATE.
The remains Of Miss Annie Julian
tho young lady who was drowned al
lIiGhgate Springs last Friday, wcr,
brought Ia this village Sunday hy IN,
town authorities for ntcrmont. Mls.
Julian's only relative this side of the At.
lantic, is a sister who resides in Montreal
Miss Abbie Judkins of Swanton ant
Miss l.ihbie O'Heare of ST. Adams spent
Sunda" and the Fourth at their home,
hcre.-Miss Flora Ncrnal of ST. Adams Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. b. f.. Nye.-Miss
Nellie Pelton leaves Tuesday for Wash
ins'tor, II. c., where she will spend d
part of her vacation.-Dr. u. O. Powers
spent few days last week at Franklin
Pond and several OF his friends dined up
on hsh after his rcturn.-Nrs. Dordcau
has returned from Philadelphia and will
sperd the summer at home.-Mr c. r.
Lyon Is slowly recovering from his re-
cent illness.-Rev. a, Il, Blake and his son
DR. John Blake. went to Charcoal Creek
on iishing excursion Tuesday.
MONTGOMERY.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
Episcopal church will meet on Thursday
Dn the lawn of Mrs. j. W, Goodspeed, and
Mrs. c. n. Gates. Strawberries and cream
will be erved.-RObert Martin has return
ID to Boston.-Mss May Durham has
gone to Somerville, Mass.There was a
picnic on Friday Of last
hcek In q. l.. Clapps grOVe.-rhe concert