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

In Waterbury last week, also making a
short trip to Stowc-Mrs. Liberty Jeffords
Is recovering from her late serious Illness.
"A. .. WILDER has built house a short
distance from a medicinal spring OH his
land in Calcaslcu Parish, Louisiana, a
few mics from the town of Jennings.
CHELSEA.
During the month of June orange Coun-
ty Creamery received 293,0T pounds of
mink from which were made 1i.i92 pounds
of butter, for which patrons were paid 10
cents per pound. Current expenses were
S32l.5G.-state's Attorney Hale K. Darling
was In Randolph last Saturday and filed
his complaint against Il. i. Libbey for
selling and keeping intoxicating liquor
with intent to sell. Libey pleaded guilty
To one offence of Keeping and five first
offences of selling and was fined $50 and
costs His store was raded and eight bot
ties Of lager beer were found and ordered
to I've destroyed. Rufus Brown. aged II
years, fell from the window in the second
story of his barn last Saturday, breaking
his hip and dislocatng his shoulder
Mrs Archibald e. Mills Of Alton, H., has
arrived in town for her usual summer stay
with her sister-n-aw, Mrs John b. At
wood, Mr. Mills intending to come some
time in August.-Miss Mary +. Fay of
Grafton, Mass, is visiting her cousin,
George l.. Stow for "A fortnight.--At the
recent democratic caucus Herbert O. Elk
by and John Il. Atwood were elected dele
gates to the State and w. RI. II. Hall and
William II. Hill delegates to the district
convention in Burlington July 20th.-Cur-
It's S. Emery. whose wife has been under
medical treatment In Burlington for many
weeks, recently returned from Burling-
ton, where she underwent an operation at
DIR. Sparhawk's sanitarium.-Mrs Hattie
T.. Jones' who has been absent In Reading.
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last week.-Orangc County Court. which
has been taking n recess since July End,
ro-convened Tuesday, July 18th for the
trial Of criminal cases-PrinCpal William
II. Cummings, of Kimball Union Acad-
envy at Merlden. n. H., with his daughter
julia. arrived last week Tuesday for his
summers vacation with his father-in-law
AlonZo ". Powers Mr.. Cummings Is nelr-
~ recovered from the severe attack of
pneumonia which he suffered last june
Rev. Andrew j. Eastman and his wife ar
rived from mis- former home in Bethlehem
y. H., last F'riday.-Alice Noyes of Haver.
hill Mass, Is visiting his uncle, A. w
Whitney.-Mrs. Mary l.. Scales. aged Il
years I months, died Sunday last, nor fu.
neral occurring Tuesday.
WASHINGTON.
The Mite society met with Mrs G. l.
Huntington last week Wednesday, abou
NY I'lSullS btllS pItStIi,-slI' anu MI =
Cole of Taunton, Mass, are visiting theil
niece Miss Emily Calef.-Mrs. Byron
Dwnell of Taunton, Mass Is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Emily A. Barrow.-T AID
society meets with Mrs Fred Huntington
/ Wedncsday.-Mrs. Waterman spent sew
eral days last week with her daughter
Mrs. Ed. Houghton, of East Barre.-Marl
Carpenter Is at home sick with mumps.-
Mrs. ID. NJ. Flint and Mrs. Sarah Downini
gave tea parties last Thursday and Fri
day in honor of Mrs. Edna Watson Bar
. rows.-Dr. Scribner who with his wifi
has been tenting on the Dickerman hill
side has returned to his home in Barr
city.-Mlss White of Montpelier and Mrs
, Heman White of Denver, Col, who is on
route for London, Eng, were in tow
Saturday last.-Mrs. Frank Freedom ant
: son of Hudson, Mass, are visiting at n
| r. Houghtons.- Chldren's day was oh
served at the Baptist church last Sunda.
with appropriate and interesting exercises
: Miss Dorothy Ashland, and brother
Willard of Rouses Point. n. Y. have bee
I visiting at Ernest Smith's.-Mrs. Cyru
Smith is employed as II nurse at Barr
city.-C. G. McAllster is quite i'll.