Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
OkLEANS COUNTY.

OkLEANS COUNTY.
BARTON.
Deacon Daniel Tcnncy OF Morrisvi lie and
daughter Charlotte teacher in MHls
college, at Oakland, Cal, are visiting at
G. w. Tcnney s.-Oscar Cook of New
port spent last Sunday here with his par
cnts. MIR. and Mrs. II. T. Cook.-H. A.
Spencer presiding elder, preached at the
Methodist church last sunday morning.
"Chrstianity as compared with other re-
ligions" was the topic of an interesting
meeting at the Congregational church last
Sunday evening. Papers upon the subject
were presented by Miss Florence Curricr,
Miss Alice Nelson and Miss Mabel Miles;
remarks were made by the pastor Rev. k.
=. Shcaff.--Thomas King and Miss King
and Miss Addie Chandler of Elizabeth, n.
j., have arrived at r. S. Twombley's to
spend the summertime Derby Line bail
team, assisted by Ned stiles. the crack
second baseman OF the L. V. NJ. club, and
Heath, Il iirst-class player of the Beebee
Plain team, crossed bats with the local
players at the fair ground last Friday al
tCrnoon. II. Foster and Fisk, the battery
of Dean academy. were in the points for
Derby Line. and III, Hitchcock and IL. Jen-
ness were the battery for Barton. FlagS
OF Goddard seminary and Is. Foster or
Tufts college team were also with DERBY
Line. II. Hitchcock and A. Robinson did
good work for the home team. The gem
eral good playing of the visitors and the
variety and magnitude of errors on tho
part of the cartons were noticeable feat
urcs. Derby Line won, 90 to 6.-There was
n meeting of the board of civil authority
at the town clerks office Monday to hear
the grievances of the taxpayers against
the isters.--F. W. Baldwin started last
Saturday on a business trip to Mime
apolis, MINI, and jamestown, N. D.
Justin BigclOw, aged 81 years, died at his
residence on Main street Sunday morn
ing. lie leaves a. wife and two sons
Henry and Avery of this place. The fu-
neral was held Monday afternoon, Rev.
w. l.. Douglass officiating.
CRATTsBURY.
Rev Mr., Goodspced of Springfield
Mass. is spending his vacation in town.
The eldest son of Henry Dutton from
! Portsmouth. n. H., fell from a tree last
Tuesday morning, injuring him severely.
REV. l.. ID. Hillard has accepted call
to the Congregational church in HardwicS
and has moved there with his family
Homer Bartlette recently sustained some
severe cuts about the head and face by
being tipped off from a load of hay
/ Charles Anderson has gone to Boston.
Sc eking employment.-Mr. and Mrs. CO.
nant spent last week in Cabot.-A special
service of thanksgiving will be he'd In the
M T.. church next Sunday morning. Sub
icct of discourse. Americas lessons to the
world. Special music will be rendered by
the choir.-Mrs. Robinson of Barton was
in town last week.-Mrs.. Mary Wylie and
children from Chicago are in town to
spend the summer with Mrs. Wylie's
mother, Mrs. James Simpson.
LOWELL
BERTHE Davis who has been living with
Mrs. Byron Davis, has gone to Morris
VILE to live with her brother, Ell Davis
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. A. |. Steb-
bins Frlday,-Mrs. William Warner OF
Bethel visited at William ilodgcman'
, the past week.-Mrs.. l.. b. Weed visited
friends at Enosburg last Seek.-Rev. Mr.
Eldrdge delivered a war lecture Sunda y
evening which was largely attended,
Harland Shattuck and family of Elder
were in town Sunday.-Mrs Chas. Dodge
, ot burlington is in town on u visit.
GREENSBORO.
Prof. Barbour and Larty from Burling-
ton are in camp at j, J. Lindsay's-M SIS
Tressa McCue is staying with NJ. McCue
her uncle.-Mrs, DR.. Kinney is visiting
her sister in Mddlcbury; Master Alher
is with his grandparents in Georgia. Tho
steamer Emma May has been thoroughly
repaired by her present captain.-Geors'
Palmer and family have returned from
Newport.
NEWPORT.
I Mrs. Young has moved to West Derby
5 O. L. Bennett is home from Boston
:. Mrs. Jessie Laha. a former resident, Il
4 here from Boston on n vst.-Bert Cham
berlin Is home from Lowell. Mass.-Mrs
T Frank Harvey has returned from Sher
D brook, l.. c., where she has been on
= visit to her mother.-Wallacc Kendall
= spraincd his arm quite badly Monday b.
: being thrown from load of hay.
y \. Hutchinson has moved into one of w
l. H.. Tricks tenement on Main street.-D
n .. Cole Of Hardwick recently visited at +
. O. Holts.-Georgc b. Root and daughte
of Lowell Mass. are here on visit t.
q his fathers, H. w. Root's.-Mrs. william
u lmpie OF Chicago is visiting her sister
: Mrs. T.. A. Blanchard.-C. A. Phillips ha
II sold his steam laundry business to vii
= liam Itichard.-Andrew Robtillc has c'ose
= his lahors in Wadleigh's drug store.-C. NJ
c Flint has moved into his own house, whc
l. had been occupied by j. n. Therloux, VIII
- moved into S. w. Keith's house on Schoo
street.
t. WESTFIELD.
: w. II. Farman delivered an address a
II Newport Centre last Sunday evening"
= Mrs. Edward Bell and children of Enos
II hurgh Centre have been spending a for,
J. night with relatives in town.-Mrs HAITI
II Blanchard of Essex Is the guest of he
II aunt, Mrs. Peter Gardner.-Mrs. S.
;, I.unt of West Derby is visiting her sis
It ter, Mrs. NJ. c. Hitchcock,