Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-03
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from Sixth page)

from Danville to Swanton.
Thomas Eaton and wife OF Chicago, who
are well known by many of our older resi-
dents are visiting friends in this vicinity
There is to be concert at the town hall
FRIDAY evening given by Miss Ila NJ. Niles
assisted by Mrs. H. ". Cowlcs. soloist and
accompanist; Miss Alice Nash Of Puriing-
ton. pianist Miss Cora p. Woodward,
reader; Miss Lena Irish. piano soloist.
Also the Acolan quartette composed of
Mrs. Ernest Gates, Mrs. II. f. Cowies and
the Misses Lula and lila Niles, Prof. Whip
pie violinst; Il. NJ. Paul, cello soloist; II.
~. Cowles and G. Il. Hddlcy, suioists.-
Mrs. r. t.. Stone gave a whist party Mou-
DAY evening to twelve lady friends, ana a
very enjoyable occasion is reported. RI =
freshmonts were sCrvod.-The Stowe stage
made quick time up Portland street We'd
nesday morning. without the driver. but
the horses were fortunately caught
near the postofficc by William Jack
son with 10 damage done to
any one.-Frank, son of Levi Small, is
nome from Boston on a visit to his pa
rcnts.-Miss Tanner. who has been visit
ing Miss Florence Bryant has returned to
her homo in Fort PLAIN, n. Y.
Mrs. Bloom ellis and children are visit
ing in Canada.-Our base ball boys who
went to johnson last week got beaten to
the tunc of 10 to 5.-Mrs MyrA Heath of
burlington is visiting hes parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. w. Rogers.-Percy Fellows is up
from Boston on visit to his mother Mrs
Fellows has been here for some time
Alonzo Douglass, who lives south of the
corners saw deer near his house one day
last Week.-Mrs. Mollc Slayton Sheldon
of Swanton Is visiting her father and
friends in town.-A maddcncd horse made
considerable excitement over on Jersey
Heighths Sunday.
HYDE PARK.
The gala event Of the season was the
midsummer ball which was held in the
hall of the Phoenix hotel tSday evening
About 30 couples responded to the invita-
lions and it was a very happy occasion.
Music was rendered by Stones orchestra
of Morrisvilc. About a dozen couples
came over from Morrisville and heartily
enjoyed the evening. Many pretty cos
tunes were la evidence.
Hcman Tucker, accused of arson in con-
nectlon with the burning of {. W. Ward $
barns in Elnore, was given a hearing be-
fore States Attorney Thompson at VOL
colt Tuesday ANA was bound up in $500
bonds for appearance at the December
term of court The bundsmcn were not
forthcoming and he is still in Jail.
JOHNSON.
Mrs. Albert Kelley visited in Morris
willie last weck-Joseph Scott, Supernten-
dent of the Concord Reformatory Of Con-
cord, Mass, is visiting his brother Daniel.
The game of ball between the home club
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Frank Parker was in Burlington last Sat
III day.-W. II. Stearns and family are
camping at Caspian Lake, Greensboro
Samuel Scribner went to Burlington Gu
Jessie Davis is spending
her vacation of two weeks ut home
Gardf er Baker of Rutland Is visiting his
daughter here.-Mss Dorr from Kene
has been spending a few days with friends
here returned to her home on Monday.
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Miss Florence Read of Sprincfield
Mass, formerly a resident of thi. nlacc.
was recently married to John Colburn Of
Newncrt-William g. Wood Of Chicago.
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'auGh' the hlGh scnool IN the oid brick
SCHOOL houselh TINS place'-Ohe OF the farm
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i'uCIuS w tSSoH' was strnch by lightning
anu eh'iIeIS oeStfoyeo curing the thunder
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ne iiL,ue 10 erect new Darn AT once
MI W. II, 'rlsWo!u mas returned from
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