Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-27
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY JULY 27. 1899

repairing and tuning the pipe organs In
the Universalist and Congregational
churches He was accompanied by his
wife and son.-F. +. Wnshburn has been
in Randolph few dsys.-Mr. end Mrs.
James Sweeney have returned from trip
to Bristol.--E. II. Edgerton was In Rut-
land day reccntly.-Mr and Mrs Her
bert Cushman are la Barre few days
Mrs Alstnc Parmerter was in Roxbury
last week on a visit with her father,.-Mrs.
Electa Hewitt of Rutland Is here visiting
her brother. Isaac Taggart.-Mrs. O.
Greene from Bethel was here last week
with her mother, Mrs. r. Bnker-Misses
Alice Newton, Ethel Eaton and Blanche
Durham are IN Rutland attending the
summer school--Kirk Moncoe, great
writer from South Florida, was at Pau
Tinkhan's last week. Mrs. Marsh or
Stockholm Centre, N. H., Is visiting her
sister here Mrs. Holly.-Charlie Clafin
from Hllsboro, n. Y, called on friends
here last week.-The funeral Of Mrs. Jane
Harvey was held Wednesday, Rev Mr..
hazen officiating. --Mrs. Scott Campbell
and three sons from Iowa are here at their
summer home.-Mrs. t,mellne Fuller from
Woodstock is here visiting her daughter,
Mrs Eaton.-Master Claude Trudo from
Middlebury is here with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Denno.-L i. Lemey OF
Greenfield Mass. no was born in 1910 on
the farm where Henry Phelps now lives,
visited his birthplace Mast week.
SOUTH ROYALTON.
Miss Lizzie Kmball Of Bethel was
guest at w e. Webster's last Week.-Mrs.
Maude Abbott went to Chelsea on Tues
day and is to remain a few weeks.-Miss
Elizabeth Pratt is at Charles Wests-Jhe
Grange held a picnic at j. f. Shepard's
on Saturday.. w. Woodland is erecting
a cottage at Lake st. John.-R. II. Mat
tiers was at home over Sunday-Thc
Christian Endeavor society held lawn
party at Rev w. II. Mann's Tuesday
evening.-Miss Cora Pierce of Lowell Is
visiting at George Brown's.-Chnton j.
Rumril of Dartmouth medical college and
Prof. Richardson of Dartmouth college
were recent guests of DR.. d. l.. Burnett.
The infant daughter of w. o. Belknap
died on Sunday.-Mrs- Ann White has re-
turned from Randolph.-Miss Fannie
Slack has returned to Waterbury.-Har-
vey Brooks was in Waterbury the first OF
the week.-Misses Nellie and Laura Col
ton, who have been visiting In town, went
to Chelsea on Monday.-Mss Alice Lamb
and Mrs. Kate Chamberlin Cove have re-
turned to Brookyn.-Mrs. George Cakes
| has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Burton
Tenney.-Mrs. Evelyn Lovejoy Of South
Dakota is visiting at Charles Lovejoys.-
Mrs. c. r Tarbell and Florence Tarbel
have gone to Camp artin.--Mrs. Slough
ton is visiting her daughter Mrs. r. L..
Tenney--Victor Haynes and Miss Bruce
were married recently. VI Thompson
of Montpelier visited al w. NJ. Sargents
over Sunday.--Miss Charlotte Tarbell Is
stopping at A. G. Whitham's.
SOUTH READING.
Mrs. Charles Louis has recently been
Ill with bronchitis John Green Wis
tied her daughter, Cora, few days ago
in Weathersfeld-Georg Matthews and
two children from Ackworth. y. H., visit
ed relatives a couple Of days last week
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams are the
parents of a son. born Monday morning.
July 17.--Mrs. Charles Robinson and broth
er, Fred Sanderson OF Rutland, were with
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson last week.
Abel Ray, jr., Henry Jones and Willard
Humphrey were called to Woodstock last
week Thursday and Friday as witnesses
in the Albert Bixby divorce case.