Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-24

Mrs Frank A. Russ of ST. louis, Mo, and
William lllght Of MiddlcLury were In
town Monddy.-A young child Of Ms. ana
Mrs. Charles Lamay IL seriously ilL-W.
". Bosworth has sold to f. q. ilaskins
building lot on Spring street, Mr.. IIaskins
will proceed At once to build a residence
Mrs. q. X. Gunan and son are at home
from WSstticld, Mass.
ON the 18th of June. 1888 Y. G. Marsh
mailed letter to David White, Dawson
City. Mr.. White returned home before
the letter reached there. Monday MF.
Marsh received the letter forwarded from
Dawson Citv.ACol n. T., Dunsh"c is In
burlington hospital undergoing treatment
for his eyoS.-StcNart CliffoCd rave
moved into their new store, corner OF
North and Garfield strccts.--'I'he mercury
went up to lM in the shade here Monday.
There is considerable sickness here among
the children caused by the hot weather.
Mrs q. NJ Morton of Chicopee Falls,
Mass is quite seriously i'll at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Brown.--Mrs. Al
fred Morrow and child are at home from n
visit of several wceks in Massachusetts
MIR and Mrs. Wallace Whittemore buried
an infant child Tuesday.
Miss Anna Cooley will teach the fan
term OF school at Rocky Dale" Claude
Snedon will cultivate the young ideas M
South Bristol, Miss Luella Shervin VIII
preside on Prime Hill" and Miss Edith
Brown will have charge Of the lard
scrabble school Miss Alice sumner VIII
have the new primary in the graded
school.-The long period of dry weather
was broken by thunder shower Monday
night and Tuesday was decidedly coo.er.
The farmers on East street in New
/ Haven drive their stock to New Haven
/ river for water. Monkton. Lincoln ana
Starkshoro are short Of water.-Thc inside
painting of l.. c. Dikc's new store is be-
ing done and the work of cleaning up
around the postotlice block is being done.
The wood shop connected with the cas-
ket works shut down Tuesday night on
account of low water.--Mrs. G. j. kwn2
and children of Dannemora, \. Y, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bcknell -
Homer Hewett, George Drake, George
Dupry and W. w. Hatch played bal with
the Warren team against Waterbury on
the Waitsiield grounds -Adrust 22.-Mr
and Mrs Henry st. George buried ao in
FAINT child Wednesday.-Bristol has a mex
industry, a shooting gallery being located
in O'Noils hlock.-Mr and Mrs. So,omor
Rucl Of Hancock have been the guests OF
friends here for several days Mrs
Frank A. Ruf, who has beeu in town fol
several days, has returned to her home ir
st. Louis, Mo.-Rev. S. Gardner il still
living d this present writing but Is Yer!
low.
NEW ftAN fIN.
A very pretty wedding occurred at Chris
church. Rouscs Point, n. y, on Monday
evening the 2lst. at $50 o'clock. The con
tracing parties were Prof Benjamin c
Miner of this place and Miss Mary Louis'
Thompson of Rouses Point. The bride wa!
given away hy her mother; she was at
tended by Mrs. Edgar r. Brown of New
ark, n. j.. the only sister of the groom
who acted as maid OF honor. The hes
man was John Thompson, brother of th
, bride About 100 guests were in attend
,ance Dinner and reception were held n
the Windsor Hotel, after which the brid
and groom left to spend their honeymool
in the Adrondacks. They will he at HON
! for a few days after Sept. lst, before go
ing to Savannah, Georgia, where MI
> Miner is principal of Beech Institute
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chaffee and family o
Brooklyn, are visiting Mr.. Chaffee's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Chaffee.-Mis
= Mary ]. Elmer Of Addison is vstin
frio ads in town.-Miss Jessie Field of Pan
< ton is spending a few days with her cou
= sin. Miss Marcia Wnslow.-Mrs. w. w
Warren and daughter, Mildred, who hay
= been visiting Mrs. Warren's mother, Mrs
D A. NJ Roscoe. returned to their home i
Springfield, Mass, Wednesday. Mis-
4 Daisy Swinor accompanied them.-Mr. an
= Mrs. L. c. Russell are visiting friends /
Crown Point. y. Y.
: Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Palmer and son wer
in camp at Mile Point a few days las
r wcck,-E. Il. Hckok of Burlington Wa
= in town three days last week, the gue'
of NJ. J. 1.andon. Mr.. Hickok was a res
e dent Of this town for 73 years.-Mrs. c.
>. Steele Of Lebanon. y. H., visited her si
e tars. Mrs Ora B. Roscoe and Mrs. Elle
J.. Chapin last week.-Miss Martha Bow
dish of Weyhridge is the guest of h
cousin, Mrs q. W. Small-Miss Ire.
-,
5 Sturdevant's, returned to her homo in s.
d lem. y. Y. Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Conan
= and daughter have gone to Brushton,
Y, for couple of wccks-Mrs. Eli Cam
of Randolph was the guest of Hira
e, Thompson last week.--G. y. SturdcvaG
q of Burlington visited his brother, W
y Sturdovant, last week.-Mrs.. Henry Nor
k Of Burlington is the guest of Mrs. F.
" Rowey.-Rlanche Newton Of Middlebu,
IS is the guest of Miss Bertha Weston.
n Madison and Ray Jordan of Boston, Mas
:. are visiting their grandparents. Mr.. as
st Mrs. A. G. Squier.-Prof. T.. f. Hathor'i
d who has been spending "A few weeks
'e town, has returned to his home in Pot
t dam, \. Y.-Miss Lucia A. Hathorue
'e York city is visiting her sister. Mrs. Y
N II. Particulars. Olive Fisher and dauG
IS ter Della of Cohoes, y. y, are the gues
n. of Nelson Mitchell.-Mrs Robert Morey
l. Canaan. n. H., is the guest of w. F. En-
le visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
IF Cadwell.-Mr Herbert Twitchel of NJ
3. York city Is the guest Of his brother,
r c. Twitchell,-Mss Adane Weston
h. Hardwick is the guest of her brother, 7
le T.. s. Weston-Mrs. William Garrow spe
tt a few days In Burlington last week.
IN LINCOLN.
A Mrs. Anna Atwood of Starksboro Is v
,y itng at Pcletiah Goves.-Mrs. Andre
IA, Balm of Mortified visited the famili
+, of George Narney and l.. c, Balm la
70 week.--Calvin Murray is visiting
Of brother in Amherst, Mass.-Several frc
r this town attended the Hill reunion
r Starksboro on Wednesday of last We
90 The next reunion will be held in this toy
th at the residence of Samuel Hill FIT
81 seVCu members of this family reside mel
hn Mrs. Walter Burnham OF Cleveland.
~ Is the guest of Mrs. Orissa Burrham
l. Mrs John Clark went to Queen City Pa
IN last Thursday, where she will spend f.
re days with her mother, Mrs DR. Gould
on Trips on to Potato Hin are being ma
- daily Wednesday Mr.. Battell, with
Sc boarders from the Bread Loaf, made
an ascent, several remaining all night at
ol "LcdGc.' \ company from Bristol We
nj NJ one day last week. Thursday DR. r.
~ Colby of Whiting and his father, Jose
nj Colby. and ~. c. Merrill and son sp'
~. the day on the mountain. on a clear d
cv the view is well worth the climb.-rhu
"a day was one of the hottest days of
70. summer, the Thermometer registering
"a dcRrees.-W Water is very low n the stroa
,ct and the families who have a supply
~ family use are few.