Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-15
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from 9Th page.)

Joyner, the base ball player, went to New
York Monday.-Thc local ball tenn hope
for game here with Danville Friday OF
this week. If this comes about 1t Will
promise the hardest fought battle on the
Morrisville diamond this season.-H. j.
IIdmunds has completed his engagement
with A. r. Campbell, the jeweler.-George
W. Clark has bought Eben Farnsworth's
small place in the west part or the town.
Farnsworth will soon go TO Randolph to
live with n sister-Down on the river fiat
within this village and near the Nor
risvlle Foundry company's plant j. NJ.
Joslyn has raised nearly a thousand BUSH
els of fine onions.-Er. David Randall con-
tinucs in u very feeble condtion-Miss
Lou Niles went to Boston last week She
will remain there through the winter
DR. and Mrs. W. G.. Church went from
here to Burlington Saturday, where they
will locate. having bought ~ house on
North Willard strcct.-Mr and Mrs. Fa-
bic George will go to housekeeping with
Mrs. Clark on Union street-Miss Capitola
Dean ard MIR. Charles Batchelder, guests
at a. G. IIamel's for some time, returned
on Thursday to their home in South Bos-
ton.
The town fathers have settled matters
with Mr.. Patterson of Craftsbury, who
went through bridge in this town with
a large load of shingles and was buried
beneath the load. The town paid Mr. Pat
lCTSon S1J.-licnTy IL. bryant, SlltlOn
agent here, has gone, accompanied by
Mrs. Bryant. on the annual excursion of
the New England Railroad Association
There are 231 pupils IN all departments
attending school In the academy building.
on Friday evening of next week, Sept.
%. Rev. John G. Jackson, u. D., of Ohio,
will deliver an address in the CongreGa-
tonal church i'm the interests of the AM
CricIn Anti-Saloon League, of which he
IS assistant Observation-Disclosures Lewis
returned Wednesday to her home In Will
ington, Dcl-Henty George, recently re-
turned here from Colorado, will begin
work In A. r. Campbclrs jcwelry store
next weck.--Morrisville and Essex will
play ball here Friday.-Fred Smalley ship
ped two car loads of young stock west on
Tucsday.--M boasts of resident
who snapped horses 81 times during La
noble county fair-Miss Eta Doty is Wis
,tng friends in Boston.-Street sprinkling
Is suspended for n while because Of the
scarcity of WATERBURY wilkins recently
found his only horse dead with broken
neck in his pasture.-Two former Morris
VILE boys, Walter and Roy Grout. are
here from Worcester, Mass.-Therc are %
men now engaged in the Morrlsvilc gran
lie sheds.-Jamcs Clark, Morrsville's
crack hicyclst, has gone to Evans Bust
ness College at Burlington.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mamie Reynolds and Ethel Brush have
returned to their school in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs Clara Melvin Deacon of Napa,
| Cal, is visiting her brother, Frank Mel
vin.-Mrs. w. l.. Griswold has returned
from vacation, spent with friends in
| the woods of Muine.-Iienry Hatch has
returned from Fairfield much improved in
| hoalth.-Mrs. j. l.. Stanley of Troy. n.
| H., has been spending the week with Mrs.
A. =. Cutting.-Ned Robbins of Mooers.
y. y, is visiting his grandfather, Mr.. w.
S. Noyes.-Clarcnce Morgan of Camp
/ Olympia, who has been home on a short
! fLrloueh, returned to camp Saturday
| nisht.-The young people Of the village
/ rendered a very pleasant surprise recep-
/ tion to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Cutting on
Wednesday evening of last week.-Tho
school Children in district No. ! are en-
gagged In raising funds with which to buy
a school house flag.-Dr. S. G.. Start and
| Miss Nettle Elinwood of Fletcher were
married at the home of the brides par.
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Elinwood
| Thursday afternoon and left that even
| ing on an extended bridal tour.--There
was Il union service at the Methodist
| church Sunday morning, Dr. futile OF
Newark. n, j., preaching a powerful SER
mon, after which the communion was ad.
ministered by Or. futile and Rev. II. A.
| Bushnell of Winchendon. Mass. In the
evening Rev. Samuel Mead and wife, re-
turned missionaries from Africa, gave an
| interesting account of their work in thai
country for the last 10 years.
| We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can DE found at the Allen Shoe
Co., Burlington.
HYDE PARK.
The funeral service of the infant
daughter of James Buckham, who died al
their home in Boston was held ut IN,
home of Waldo Brigham. Rev. f. c. 1ay
lor othciatcd The Home Culture club o.
this village have had their programme,
printed for the ensuing year in pamphe
form. Their first meeting will be held DC
tober 5.-Don Scribner is visiting hi,
brother in Wolcott.-Misses Lulu ant
Bertha Collins have returned to Lowell
Mass, to resume their duties in millinery
The Christian Endeavor society will hoi,
n social gathering in the church vestr!
Wednesday evening. All are cordially IN
vited to attend.-Rev Father j. p Ran,
has been spending few days in Mon
tredl.-Mark Moody of Waterbury ha
been visiting friends in Centrevllle.- Mis-
Mabel Collins has been unable to attend
to official duties at the News and Citizen
Office or account of illness.-EvelyI
Campbell of Derby Line was a guest II
the home of l.. II. Lewis over Sunday
The marriage of John Finnesan and Mis-
Nellie Dover will take place at the hom
of the bride in Richmond Wednesday
Sept. 2S. They will make their home il
Hyde Park.-The academy boys are goinI
to have foot ball team this fall Tn
pig skin arrived Saturday and practio
began Monday after school. They hav
some good material for a strong team.
STOWE.
The death of Mrs. +. ]. Benson occur
red last week after an illness of severa
months. The funeral services were con
Quoted by Rev. l. p Booth, assisted b
: Rev NJ. II. Ryan.-Mrs. w. @. Andrew
Is in town.--Mr. and Mrs. s. Pike are Wis
! sting relatives in town-The schools /
, town opened last week with IA large AT
tendance The village school number
about l4o.-s. c. Poor died at his home o
Saturday last. The funeral took plaC
Monday with Rev George e. Burnhar
and Rev. NJ IL, Ryan in attendance.
WATERVILLE.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Miller visited 1
Richford last week.-Mrs.. w. j. Parko
was at home from St. Johnsbury owe
Sunday.--B. w. Beard and VIII Peters G
Stowe were in town last week.-tre
Wood has moved to Worcester where II
4 has employment. T. ]. Leach has gone (
Morristown where he has work for II fe'
weohs.-Mr Jackson. the representative
elect gave the band 500 when they serC
naded him on election evening.-The jul
> ucos-elect are II. l., Beard, V. T. Lock,
Q r. Miller, H. II. Thomas, e. w. Manche'
I ter
. JErFERSONVILLE.
son was born to MIR. and Mrs. Fran
, Thomas, Sept. 1lth.-Thomas Lamplougl
. wife and son from ottawa, Ont, hay
. been visiting Mr.. Lamploughs sister
u Mrs r. York and Mrs G.. Lease. and 9th,