Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-13
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

Frank L. Knecland of johnson and Jen-
ME NJ. Dolan of Cambridge were married
In Cambridge, October 9Th, by Rev. Henry
G.. Howard.
George Bishop who has been spending
his vacation with his parents, returned to
Boston Tuesday.-IIelen Holmes who Is
to attend school in Boston the comm (
year left home on Tuesday.-iIalsey Cady
is at home on u weeks vacation.-A car
load of lumber with large force of men
arrived in town Monday, and work has
begun in earnest on DR., Starts new
house on the corner of Main street.--E.
c. Hopkins and family. who have been
spending the summer in town, start for
their home in California on Thurs day
w. NJ. Smith went to Rutland Monday for
q few days.-Dr. r. q. Gilbert has been
spending the week in Montpelier and
Waterbury. suspicious looking
characters have been about the town the
past week arousing so much suspicion
that night Waterman is employed TO
patrol the strcets.-Friday was red let
ter day for the children of the village
school II being the day set apart by the
teachers for the raising of the flag, which
the children had secured by series of
earnest efforts. The day was fine and the
children were at their best and after APP
propriate remarks by Rev. Edwin
Wheclock, old glory of the regulation pat
tern was swung to the breeze from an
elegant nifty foot pole. when the children
by song and recitation entertained the as
sembled parents and the school board for
nearly an hour.
We notice theAllen Shoe Co. at Burllng-
ton are doing the business OF thetown; low
prices must win.
WORTHWHILE.
Amos d. Strong. one of Morristown's
highly respected farmers, living close to
IL. L..
died suddenly on Friday. Mr.. Strong was
Frustrated by stroke of paralysis while
Churning at about a. m, and died at
about p, m, without regaining conscious
ness. His realization OF the difficulty il
shown In the fact that he told his wife
he had had "a shock" and staggered to a
I lounge and soon was unconscious. Mr..
Strong was "A well-to-do farmer and an
upright citizen. lie leaves u wife, three
sons and a daughter. He and his wife
were on the point of going to Manchester
and Boston to visit son and daughter.
The funeral was held on Sunday after
noon in the Methodist church.
The stage between here and the Stowe
elcctrcs which has left here at !, 80 p. m,
ana the stage coming from Stowe here.
leaving there at 10 a. m, were both dis
continued on Monday. Other trips remain
us they were and the mail contract calls
for two mails each way each day.-The
| HlS IN SVnODl teams OF Johnson ana MOTIFS
| vile will play Il return game of base ball
here next Saturday. Morrsville was de-
! fcatcd to in the first game.-Miss Char
lotte Tenncy has returned from a visit
to her brother, DIR, Tenney, In Granville,
| \, Y.-At the next meeting of the Wo-
mans club Miss Nellie NJ. Sayton will
| relate matters of interest observed In q
| recent trip abroad. The president Mrs
| Gleed and the federation secretary, will
report the annual federation meeting u,
Brattleboro. The ladies of the club are
| now canvaasing the town for takers OF
| tickets In the hoped for lecture course
Friday evening the Academy students viii
| in "A lyceum discuss the interesting ques
| ton, Resolved. that the possession of the
| Island of I.uzon Is better for tho United
States than the possession Of all tho Phil,
ppines." Awarded programme with attrac
tive features is being prepared in thai
| nection.-Mrs. E. n. Porter OF Bur,
lIngton has been visiting In town.-Mr
and Mrs. VIII Peck and daughter, Mis-.
blanche Peck. and Mr.. II. J. Dwinell left
here Friday night for the ten days trlI
with the Vermont Knights Templar.-Os
| car Gates Is at work In Worcester
| Mass, bank.-W. #. Churchill has closeC
the Mount Mansfield hotel.-Mrs. Delane,
of the Brooklyn side Is sick.-Mrs Charlie,
Kramer and son left Saturday to joir
Nh. Kramer I'm Gorham N H., whcr,
they are to Iye.-ln connection with tn,