Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-24
ALBCRG SPRINGS.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK,

Heman Tucker, indicted for arson a few
weeks ago in connection with the burn
ing of G. W. Wards barns in Gilmore, has
furnished the required bonds and has been
set at liberty.
Miss Isadore Noyes left Saturday for
Hartland, where she is soon to begin her
duties as teacher in the public schools of
that town.
Arthur II. Grimes has decided to take a
course in the Albany Law School and
goes there about the middle OF next
month.
Philip Peterie, who murderously assault
ed his wife at johnson a couple of weeks
ago and then attempted his own life, IS
now incarcerated in the county Jail. /.
is expected that he will entirely recover
from his wounds. A hearing will prob
ably be held in the case in the near future.
Mrs. f. a. Connors and four children.
who have been spending several months
here with her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Slayton, returned Thursday to her home
| in Chippewa Falls, Wis.
The cotilliOn party was not largely at
tended Friday might on account of the
| irtense heat, but pleasant evening Wa
eojoyed. Asparagus was freely used in
the decora tons of the hall anc it present.
ed a very pretty spectacle. Stones or
chestra of Morrisvlle furnished music for
dancing and refreshments of ice cream
aad cake were served.
Miss Isadore Noyes went to Hartan nd
Saturday. She will spend a week visiting
her sister before entering upon her work
as teacher
Miss Matte Kimball and Mrs. Griswoll
feturned Friday from Caspian Lake, where
they have been occupying a cottage for Il
couple of weeks. Miss Kimball's health
! was somewhat improved for the time be-
ing by the change.
William Tagg, formerly employed by
Frank Slayton on his farm in Elmore,
was "A guest at j. S. Leach's few DAYS
last week. He now has good situation
as conductor on the electric railway in
| Boston.
James Buckham of Boston, the well
hown author, accompanied by his wife.
| is visiting Mrs. Buckhams parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Waldo Brigham.
| W. n, Putnam, G. b. Foss Lewis Viii :
| comb, r, p, Hill, G. f. Brill and l.. (.
Andrews made a trip to MONTPELIER Sun
day on their bicycles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lombard of Ports
mouth, n. H., are spending their vacation
with Mrs Cynthia Mudgett
The tower is being erected on the new
church and the building is beginning 20
present an imposing appearance.
f.. Henry Wiley is renewing old ac-
Iquaintances here. He learned the printing
trade here about thirty years ago and
went West, where he met with varied sue
cess ana adversely. lie iS now editor OF
a weekly newspaper la the West While
visiting in Waterville recently his trunk
and travelling accoutrcmcnts were de-
stroyed by the burning e the house "a
| which he was stopping
MORRIsVILLE.
Our people were shocked on Wednesday
| AFTERNOON to learn of the death of Mrs
Cora Agan of Ludlow, better known here
| as Miss Cora Stafford, adopted daughtef
| OF the late Darius Stafford. Mr. Agan
| had been in poor health for some time
but sudden attack of appendicitis which
| terminted in peritonitis, was the cause
| of her death.
| Miss Nellie, daughter of Rev. and Mrs
| G. n. Kellogg, who has been very sick for
| a long time, out has been out and thought
| to he on the road to recovery, Is very
much worse, and it is not expected she car
| live but a few days
A. NJ Burke and wife started Thursday
| morning for a carriage drive to Hard,
| wick, Barton and Newport where they
will visit friends and relatives of both
Mr. and Mrs Burke.
A very embarrassing and one-sided game
of ball was played on the old fair grounds
| Friday afternoon between n picked ur
hCme nine and the Johnson nine. resutine
in a score of II to 7 in favor of the visit
| inE team at the end of the Sth inning.
| Mrs Abide Wheeler from Troy. n. Y.
! Is visiting her sisters la this place. Mrs