Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-20

Newton, Mass. is visiting friends in town.
w l.. Chase, from Lynn, \. H.. spent
Sunday in town.--C. G. Austin and sons
were HON. ove' Sunday.-Miss Abbie judi
l,ins is home On vacation.
The first concert will be given on the
park Saturday night-Mamie Teachout is
visiting in town.-A baby was born to MI.
and Mrs. Frank Raymo July lath.--D. w.
steel and q. {. Holmes went To Rouses
Point Sunday on the steam yacht Peggy.
Mrs. G. r. | yon is visiting friends at
Fair Havcn.-Miss Ethel Gammons from
West Newton. Mass, started for home
Saturday morning.-Edward Roberts from
New York is visiting mis- mother ana uncle,
Asher Cray-Jasper Moore and Roley
Saltus were married July 17th.-Leonari
Seaton of West Newton Is visiting at l..
10. Nyc's.-Mrs. Trombley has returned
from her visit at Franklin.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
DIR. Geo. r. Coon Of Taunton, Mass, is
! stoupirg II. town for few days.-NlsS
Belle Davis is visiting friends in Fitch
burg, Mass, for a few wecks-MrS. e. L.
Hall visited in Newport ANA Derby Lime
last week, remaining over Sunday.-A
daughter was norm to Mr. and Mrs Jo-
seph Domino on Wednesday. Other ar
trivals recently are a son at n. 5. cur
ricl's and daughter at Philip Hoga-
tcom's.-A great deal Of sickness, most
measles, prevails at prcscnt'-ttuth
Clapp, who has been dangerously III is
reported TO he gaining,-MiSS Manic
/ Campbell is recovering from an attack 81
tonslitis-Anothcr sudden death occurred
! in this town on Friday evening. AS Mrs.
Lewis Touchettc was returning from a
ncighhors. the horse became frightened
by a flash OF lightning and jumped, break
ing the harness. Mrs Touchette sprang
from the buggy and walked TO her home,
n a m
but lived only few minutes after reach
ing home. DR. Brown was summoned and
attributed her death to the rupture of a
blood vessel. The funeral was held at the
Catholic Chu -ch Monday at IL o'clock
Mrs TouChctt was about 80 years or age
and leaves a husband, eleven children and
several grandchildren, who have the
sympathy of the community in their af-
Fiction.
| EAST FAIRFIELD.
| Miss Maude Hadley entertained about
% of her friends at her home Monday
evening, July 10Th, II being her 18th birth
daV She received some very pretty anC
Il useful presents from her guests, ana al
departed wishing her many more happy
anniversaries of the day.-Georgc HUI, 6
life long resident of this place, died We'd
nesday night and was buried Saturday
afternoon, There was a prayer at tn,
| mouse, with services 1OllOWlnS ~ Inc
church, Rev. S. f, Goodheart officiating
Mr. HUI has been a very patieslt sufferer
for months. In his death East FairilelC
in general realize that they have lost ~
honorable and upright citizen. sooC
neighbor and a kind friend. His age
parents and his wife have the sincer
sympathy of the communicates Mar!
Gilbert gave a very pleasant party Fri
day evening in honor of her friend Mis-
Mellsop, Miss May and sister Miss Daisy
, in company with Miss Mellsop, returnet
to Waltham, Mass, Saturday morning
James f.. Farrell, of the New England
Telephone and Telegraph company, sta
ticned at Hyde Park, came home Frida!
/ evening and remained over Sunday
, There will be an ice cream festival on tn
park, Friday evening, followed by
I promenade, for the benefit of the band
RICHFORD.
L. NJ. Mills is making extensive repair
on his grist mill.-The many friends o
t Armstrong Taylor of Minneapolis wer
l greatly surprised last Saturday 10 lear
of his sudden death, Mr.. Taylor and wifi
2 we're expected here this month on visit
> Mr.. Taylor was at his office the day befor
he died ana his death was unexpected. "
t had been suffering with rheumatism TO