Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-11

Mass.-Lewis Lamond has opened q boot
and shoe repair shop over j. e. Foster
clothing store.-Charles f.. Lane and wife
of Springfield. Mass., are visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Tanc.-The Frost
Veneer Mill company are building an adj
dtion to their mill.-Mrs. Charles Hib-
bard of Burlington Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mary Hackctt.-Andrew Robatlle
has gone to Barton Landing to take
charge of the fIidreth drug Stores. f..
Holt former resident Is here from Bos-
ton visiting his uncle. Il. O. Holt.-Henry
Laha has purchased the old blacksmith
shop at the lower end of Coventry street,
and torn 1t down. He will build two
story block, which will be occupied as a
store with tenement overhead.-Mrs. G..
y. Story, who formerly lived here, is In
town from New York. visiting her mother,
through the county.-Mrs. Sarah ID.
Bailey is visiting in Waterloo. p. Q.-Mrs.
G. NJ Bailey and daughter, Clara, are
visiting for two weeks in Boston.
DERBY.
The Congregational Ladies' Circle will
meet with Mrs. f.. Gibson Friday after
noon.--A meeting is called in the Congre-
gational church next Friday evening of
the members of the church and congrega-
ton TO arrange for making quite extern
svc repairs upon the church during the
vacation of the pastor.-Mrs. Poor and
two daughters are stopping at Or. Blanch-
ard's,-Mrs. ID. kilbourn Is the guest of
Mrs A. J. Allbee this week. Since her
return from Arlington, y. j.. she has been
slowly improving in health.-Mrs. y. $.
Clay returned to her home last Thursday.
A 3. Hopknson, DR.. and Mrs. f. w.
Clark, with their three daughters, are
spending a short time in town. They arc
boarding at the Derby House.-Charles
49, t.,. -,,tx. arait
of Raleigh, n. c., with his wife and
daughter are also at the Derby House.
Rev. r. G. Drisko OF Maine Is expected at
the Richard this week.-Mrs.. Richardson
and Mrs Thornley,, with two grandsors,
from Newark. n. j., are boarders at the
Rickard.-.Mrs Orr!n Kelley has boarders
from the city.-Dr J. a. Chamberiss of
East orange. y. j., preached in the Bap-
list church last Sunday
MORGAN
The Misses Alice and Bessie Taylor of
Lebanon, n. H., are visiting their sister,
Mrs Emily Bhrtlett.-Lawyer Cook and
others with their families from Newport
were in cottage at Lake Seymour the
past week.-An ice cream supper was held
at the vestry on Friday evening and a
hull corn festival will be held in two
wccks--Mss Hartig supplies for Rev.
Mr.. Marvin during his vacation.--The
lIardwick campers made arrangements
for a cottage to he built for them for an
other season.
LOWELL
Misses Sarah and Rachel Finnigan visit
ed in Hyde Park Saturday.-Leon Hines
OF Eden was in town Sunday.-Mrs. IRWIN
Stephenson Is visiting her parents in New
York.--Rov. Mr.. Eldrige held a meeting at
the schoolhouse in the south neighborhood
last Sunday. There will be "A meeting
there tho last Sunday in this month,-G.
NJ. Stinehour was in Barton Sunday
Mrs. e. :. Stewart Is quite sick at this
writne.-Mrs. George Hartwell wishes to
announce she had ripe tomatoes July 10Th
", NJ. Parker has hunted down six
swarms OF bees this summer.-Mrs. He
man Crofford and son. Nelson of lrasburg
were guests OF G. NJ Stinehour's people
last week Frank Newton is in town.
Mabel Stnehour visited friends in Barton
recently.-Aaron Tillotson Of Woodbury.
was in town the past week.-Mrs.. w. T.
Curtis Sunday school class held a picnic
at Eden Pond Wedncsday.-Th ,Conera
gational society met with Mrs. Andrew
Richardson Friday afternoon.-Chas
! Patch of Johnson was in town Thursday
! Arnold Stinchour and wife, Truman
Stinehour and wife and Miss Jane Brewer
! of Highgate visited relatives in town the
/ past week.-Several from this town wen
! to Eden Saturday to attend the ball game
between Eden and Lowell boys.
BARTON.
| u. L. Nye, principal OF Barton Landing
graded scho Is reading law this summer
with +. W. Baldwin.-Aden Phillips re
turned to Manchester, n. H., last Thurs
day.. G. Burd!ck is spending two
weeks vacation in Danville. Clare Pow
Is II n In, ba tiy,,s
County Examiner q. A. Andrews Of Der
! by conducted teachers examination
here last week-The hose companies cam'
out for practice Tuesday night.-Johi
Iorgevin has moved on to "A farm II
Stanstead, p. Q.--John Graves of Spring
/ field, Mass, visited his brother, c. c
Graves last week.-F. II. Clark publish
er of the Newport Independent, was II
town on business last Saturday.-F, w
Baldwin returned from Dakota last Fri
day-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. J. Stannard hav'
returned from New York;. c. Elliot
and +. W. Cutting are camping with thei
families at Parker Pond in West Glover
The Orleans County Fair is to be he'll,
hero Aug. 80 81 and Sept, lin the alb
sence of the regular choIr at tn
Methodist church last Sunday the mus
was furnished by a chorus of children ant
b. Miss Maude Mossman who rendered ap
propriate selections on her violin.--Wil
liam Dwilell. son Of G. II, Dwinell. for
merry Of Barton, has finished one year
study of medicine at the Harvard Medica
College. Jenness starts Tuesda,
night on trip to Boston, Old Orchar'
Beach and Pcck's Island.--Cashier Dewe,
Is spending a few days at Caledoni
Springs Ontario.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. II
Webster will attend the fifth annual re
union of Company T., 18th Vermont regi
merit which is TO be held at Newport thi
week Wednesday and Thursday.-The bal
game here last Friday between the loca
and Derby Line clubs was as interesting
as had been anticipated. The result wa
victory for Barton, IA to y. Harr,
Green of Washington, D. c., who was tn
catcher for Barton had his thumb lislo
Gated in the 9th inning and was succeeded
by Fl. Hitchcook.-The second nine" wa
defeated here by the second nine of Ign
donvllle last Saturday, On same day tn
Barton Landing club won n game from
the South Barton team at Barton Land
ing, II to L.
WESTFIELD.
Mrs. L. r. Hitchcock and daughter O
New York are the guests of Mrs. W. L
Bell on their return from an eXtende
Western tour-Mrs. Hiram Stacy an
daughter from Springfield Mass are Wis
itlng Mrs. Albert Sider-Mrs. Nelson Lau
rett and Mrs. Jessie Kirk went to Derb
last week 10 see Mrs. Laurett's daugh
ter.-H. d. Reed is building a silo IA fee
square and over 30 feet deep.-Misses Ad
Brown and Helen Wakefield are engage
to teach the fall term OF school In tn
village. --Olin Aiken and wife OF Alban
visited in town last week.
ORANGE COUNTY.