Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-31

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played a game of ball on Riverside Park
Tuesday afternoon. The result was a
score of 10 to in favor OF the Juniors.
II. c. Cady and =. X. lIoch.r are away
on carriage drive to llrn, n. Y. Mr..
] loener's home.
The Mortified high and graded schools
will open next Tuesday. Monday being
Labor day and a legal holiday. is the roa-
son for its not opening at that time. The
University will open the iIth Of Septo mbor,
one week earlier than contemplated IL the
catalogue.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Miss Bell Durkee is visiting in Ran
dolph.-Mr and Mrs Calvin Marble have
returned home to Waterbury.-M Ina
Davis visited her sister in Waterbury \
few days-Alrs. Frank Battles has gone
with her husband to New Hampshire,
where he is 30 work.-School No. began
this week with Miss Julia Folsom az
teacher. No. begins next week with
Miss Eva Freeman of Moretown as teach
er.-Miss Luna Howe is teaching in Waits
field.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Mrs Hannah Bat"helicr H. visiting
friends hera.-The cottage owned by oliver
Who~lock of Montpelier is closed for the
season.-1hc Hardwick nine again suffer
ed defeat at the hands Of Woodbury. last
Saturday, the score standing % to 12-
Rev MIR. Mcpherson intends TO he absent
for the next two weeks and II Is expected
that Rev. Mr.. Adams will I'll his place
next Sunday.-Mrs. Harriet Bailey is Wis
itinC her sister Mrs. Martin ISL Haverhill,
Mass.
WAITSFIELD.
The village schools opened Monday, Aug
2s with the same teachers as last term
viz: Chas Maxwell in the upper depart
ment and Miss ioss of Moretown in the
primary departm ent.-Thc odd Fellows
picnic and field day Tuesday, the q was
very largely attended, large numbers
from Warren, Waterbury and other neigh
boring towns being present, it being cs-
timated that nearly one thousand people
were on the grounds. Johnnie McCarty
the twelve yaar oil son of Mrs eugene T.
McCarty broke his arm near the shoulder
Sunday afternoon by falling ICON stone
wall.-Miss Eulie Savage is visiting
friends in Montpelier this eek,-Chauncc Y
Murray has moved into the house of Fred
Talner's, latsly vacated 10y George
Simonds' family Clarke Of Burling-
ton, who was in town few days last
week, bought a couple of hne horses, one
of j. !. Palmer and one of w. +. Wilder.
Mrs. W \. Jones is quite sick. as age
also C. II. Nawcomb and z. II. Nc Allister.
WORCESTER
Miss Myrtle Darling of Calais excharg-
ed with Rev. William Yates on Sunday
morning last There was "A large attend
ance. Miss Darling Is a very interesting
speaker and all who had the pleasure of
hearing her hope she will come again.
Judge II. f. Templeton and family start
ed for their home in North Dakota on
Monday.-Guy Bancroft and wife Of East
Calais spent Sunday in town.-Miss
Blanche Nelson of Calais commenced her
second term of school in the Brook district
recovered from his severe Illness that his
nurse, Mr.. Grtiiths, has returned to Bur
ington.
MIDDLESEX.
Harry Knapp, who recently underwent
an operation at the Mary Fletcher hospl-
tai, is home for a few days-Mrs VIII
sister Mrs. J. II. Daniels.-Sydney John
son, who was quite sick, is much better
now.-R l.. Britton OF Montpelier, who
has been at work on the electric wires
had the misfortune to cut his leg with an
axe last Week.-Mrs. Ciley of Under
Johnson. last week.-Patrick Nc
Quinn moved from Steels' lower tenement
to Essex Junction last week.-E. o. John
son of Colchester visited his brother sgd
ney, who was sick last week.
CABOT.
Mrs Macdel Bannlster of Duxbury,
Mass, visited here sister, Mrs. DR.. VII
liams, over Sunday.-Luna Atkins has
gone back to Waitshald to her school -
Schools begin next Monday with the fol-
lowing teachers: Village, Guy Speare of
Randolph and Annie Could; Lower Cabot.
blanche Hickie; South Cabot. Mabel
Haines; So. W., Hill, Garlic Hills:
owen district May Ormsbee; Plains
Sydney Davis. The rest are not yet
known.-Mr. and Mrs. ] F. Lamson arc
at Saratoga Springs Rev. Mr.. Hazen of
Rochester will preach next Sunday a the
Congregational church.--rhe infant son O.
MIR. and Mrs y. r.. Lawson died SUNDAY
morning of whooping cough.-L. u. Burn
ham of Burlington is stopping with Cela-
tves for a few days.-Miss Lucia f.
Wiswell is at her uncle's, DR., s l.
Wiswells.-Mr and Mrs. J. T. Drew arc
in Canada visiting Mi Drew PARENTS
Misses Julia and Hattie Fisher return 10
their school work at Plainield and Bethe
respectively. Miss Belle Smith ut Will
Jamestown and Miss Adde Smith at VOL
colt.
WARREN.
While Henry Hartshon was moving
brakes last Saturday he came very neaI
being shot. a bullet striking his feet on
hearing the report of a gun he turned
about just In time to see a man going IN
to a nearby house. Hartshorn was stone,
the other day by the same man.-Tht
Warren boys play ball at Rochester Sat
urday with the Rochester nine. A 5000
game is eXpected.-H. b. Catchapaw /.
visiting his brother at Monkton Ridge
w. Il. Tpmlin is at Burlington being treat
ed at the Mary Fletcher Hospital.-Samue
Lang Of MddleseX is visiting friends il
| town.-The town is improving the road
very much by putting on gravel.-DrS
weather has nearly ruined the corn anC
potatoes. Potatoes ace selling at 10 cents
per bushel.-James Pierce and wife hay,
been visiting In Eden the past week..-E
Miller and family and Leon Thayer anc
family have returned from camp meeting
at BetheL-F'red Bagley and family %
Hanksville have been visiting friends II
town for a few days.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Miss Eva Parcher Is visiting at Mr.. ant
Mrs II. ]. Parcher's.-Mr. and Mrs. Tin
Jackman of Stowe were the guests of II
j. Parcher a part of last week.-Ber
| Stockwell, who has been living in the lat
e. w Belding house and drawing log
for II. o. Ward, has finished his labor
E~rz nd To lie hAv, in