Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-15

of Poplar Ridge, N. Y, came to her daugh.
tcr's, Mrs +. Il. Gundons last week
whore she expects to spend the summer -
Rev. Nj. w. Hale returned from st. Johns
bury Friday nieht.-A son was born to MIR
and Mrs. r. j. Cove Sunday, June (; also a
son to Mr. and Mrs. George Sumner June
Sth.-A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Poland was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week to be treated
for hip disease.
CORNWALL
Lewis Baldwin is at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital for treatment.-Miss Rich, a
teacher in Miss Aikens school in Stam-
ford, Conn, and an invalid sister. are
guests at their cousins. Rev. S. II. Bar
num's.-Mr. and Mrs Chatterton of West
Rutland are in town visiting relatives.
Rev. Geo. W. Morrow, State Superln-
tendent OF the Anti-Saloon League, gave
a very interesting address at the Congre-
gationa church Sunday evening. Irving
Randall, wife and child from Iowa, are in
town on a visit to MIR. Randall's mother,
Mrs. George D. Barber, and brother j.
r. Randall.--Children's day was observed
at the Congregational church by special
music, and a sermon to tho children. The
church being decorated for the occasion,
PANTON.
Clayton Curler and Carson Fisher have
returned from trout fishing in the Adiron-
dacks. They brought with them about
sixteen pounds of trout.-Rev. and Mrs
James Tenbrocke of Toronto, Canada, are
spending their summer vacation with MIR.
and Mrs. Lyman Kent. Mr.. Tenbrocke oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Baptist church
on Sunday and he will occupy the pulpit
t1,o Afnt1 ,l,n T,,,a
1S.-A large number attended the annual
Childrens day concert at the NJ. e. church
on Sunday evening, June II. The church
was beautifully trimmed and the children
should receive due praise for their part
in the exercises.
NEW HAVEN.
tor and Miss Mary Harris of Charlotte
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Thompson last week. Miss Ettie Thomf.
son is visiting Mrs d. Clark. in
Charlotte.--Rev. ]. n. Hoffman and NJ ]
Landon have gone to Barre to attend the
State Convention of Congregations
churches.-Miss c. V. Hoffman was in
Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs. Parker and
Miss Ransom OF Massena. y. T., were ir
town for a few days recently.-B. c. Miner
of Straight University, New Orleans, La
and f.. NJ. Roscoe of New York Military
Academy. Cornwall on the Hudson are cX.
peoted home this week to spend the sum
mer vacation.-Thc graduating exercises
of Beeman Academy occur Friday p. m
June 18th. A concert will he given in the
evening by the Apollo Quartette OF Boston
assisted by Miss Fish, whistler, and Miss
Burnett reader, both of Boston.
p, r. Rowlay of Burlington and e. S
Rowley of Shelburne we're the guests oi
Fred f. Rowley rccently.-Dr. r.. S. Wcs-
ton attended the Masonic meeting in Bur
linEton.-Mr. and Mrs NJ. ]. Desautels
and family are visiting relatives in Bur
ineton.-Mrs. n. c. Roscoe has gone tc
Hopkinton, n. Y.,( to visit her sister, Mrs
c. G. Sprague.-N. w. Merrill mas return.
cj from a visit to friends in Springfield
Mass.-Miss Carrie L. Brown of fntelach'
en-, Fla. is the guest of her uncle, Shcr-
rod Brown.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
S w. Randall and son John Randall are
visiting in New York State.-Dr. y. D.
Ross died suddenly Thursday evening at II
o'clock. DIR. Ross has been a practitioner
In this place for over 10 years. He wts
quite aged but kept about and was on the
street that day as usual.
ma, little daughter of Henry Lee has
beer quite sick during the past week.
DR. and Mrs. G. II. Stone of Forestdalc lc
Rice of Brdport made n short visit with
friends here on Friday last.-The funera
of DR.. n. D. Ross was held a the home
Of the family on Sunday. A large gather
inG of people testified to the respect givcr
him as physician and ncighhor. His age
IVES Il years.-An entertainment will bt
gves under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid society at the Good Templars hall OF
Thursday evening, June 90. The entertain.
Will consist views shown h\
me ans of a stereopticon and comes highly
recommended.
HANCOCK
Mrs. Bert Andrews from New York, who
has been with her sister, Mrs. Will Mar.
tin. was called home by the sickness OF
her husband,-Clark Kidder and wife
from Rochester, speslt two days III tow
last week visiting friends.-J. F.. Church
and wife from North Adams, Mass, wer,
in town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Harty
Clark went to Ripton, Saturday.-Miss
Blanche La France from Ripton is r
town.
SHOREHAM
Mrs. Charles Moore has returned from
st. Albans and is at w. w. Moore s.-Mrs s
f. c. Wood, NJ. D., of Chicago, is at the
home of her father, J. .. Caswell.-J. r
North and family of Fort Edward are Wis.
itiiS At iiio ldtiti =, - ~. 4NOItn vi lSs
Rena Grandy is at home from the Norma
school in Randolph, Mrs. Russell Platt OF
Chicago who has been visiting DR.. Platt
started for home Saturda y.-The ribbon
drill on Saturday evening, given by twelve
young ladies, with solo by Mrs. Wolcott
and reading by Miss Wait. was 4 pleasing
entertainment and the receipts were good
The proceeds were for the library.
Rev +. c. Partridge and wife and p
HOlnec attepde1 no ia
convention in Barre this week.-Mrs.. Hor.
ton W. Jones is visiting her daughter
Mrs. F.. G. Farnham of Sudbury.-Mr
John Leonard of Watch Point died Mon
day night.-The young ladies who gave
the ribbon drill on Saturday evening are
to appear in Whiting the o2nd.-Miss Hath
orne and Miss Jones were in Tlconderogn
Sunday.
SOUTH STARKSBORO.
Mrs. Alice Nichols has bought a place II
Jericho Center and moved her goods there
having hired George Varney and Waite,
kinIhall to carry them last Monday
+. II. Young is buildsg the bridge in tho
gorc near George Morrison's assisted l.,
the Dixie brothers with their OK team--Elz
abeth Varney is visiting in Lincoln.-Lu
clnda Grace seems little better of late
Mrs. Calista Narney is at home.
STARKSBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Bryan were In
Lincoln Saturday TO attcSld the funeral al
Mr. O'Bryan's fathcr.--Rev. G. W. Russel
re turned Monday from M!ddlesex where h,
had been to the quarterly meeting .-Ther,
will be a strawberry and ice cream socia
bic at the Free VIII Baptist church mex
Wednesday evening. from th..
town attended the commencement exer
CiseS at Bristol F'riday-Mrs Johy