Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-15

are on the sick liSt.-H A. Rice got nail
in his hand one day recently.-G. w.
Simpson is repairing his house.-W. T..
Hanson is putting a veranda on to his
house.
DERBY.
Another son has arrived at E. A. AL
bee s.-Cieorge Roberts and little son are
here from the west.-Henry Carpenter
and his mother, from Hope, Oak, are WIS.,
iting friends in town. Mrs. Carpenter will
not return with her son. She is in very
poor health--Work on the new school
building al the Center is progressing rap
idly. The building is located just south
Of Mrs. c. Wilson'S on Main street.-Mi $.
w. S. Robbins has returned from Rox-
bury, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs Ernest Nicker-
son are rejoicing in the advent of a son,
born June 3rd.-The remains of DIR. j. V.
Ma nsneld were brought to Derby Line
last Monday and inferred beside his wife,
who died 16 years ago. DR.. Mansfield was
"A native Of Barton. For many years he
resided in New York, but the last years OF
his life were spent in Ipswich, Mass, with
his son. He was So years of age
CRAFTsBUKY.
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Clark have gone TO
Randolph for few weeks visit.-Rev.
Mr. Kelley Will preach in the M. +. chur CD
next Sunday in exchange with Rev ID.
J.. Evans.-Sovcral from this town attend
cd the grange picnic at Lake Osmore last
Saturday B. Allen is home from
Barton Landing, whore she has been
teaching for some time.-Rev. Ice Iilliard
and family from Hardwick are in town
for a few weeks Vacation.-W lille Mrs
VIM. Kaiser was descending ladder last
Friday morning, the ladder slipped, throw
ing her to the barn floor, distance OF
some 10 or II feet, completely crushing
her right wrist and breaking one rib
Mary Cass is home from Northampton foi
a two weeks vacation.-Miss Josie Ander
son has returned TO Winooski-Tbc NJ. +
society are repairing their parsonage
The families of James Wilson and Bart
lett Williams attended the Congreg ationa
conference at Lowell last week.
LOWELL.
Cards have been received announcing tht
marriage of Luena Ew!ns formerly of thi!
town to Mr.. George Williams of Lowell
Mass Fannie Sanborn and Mr.. Hanna
of Craftshury were married June DIR
and Mrs. Illl attended the Medical as
ISOLATION at Montpelier last Weei.-Mis
Wilma DurivaGe is at home from Sncldol
for a short time.-Mabel Durivags close
her school az Sheldon last Friday and il
expected home this week.>-There was
large attendance at the Congregations
conference held the past week.-Mrs.. j. +
Richards remains about the same.-Th
Lowell base ball team crossed bats will
the Barton Landing team last Saturday a
Lowell. The Lowell boys We're defeated
the score standing 81 to &c. W. Green
word has gone to the Mary Fletcher Hos
lpital at burlington for medical treatment
The Lowell dramatic club will presen
their play ST. Cecilia at North Troy Thurs
day nlght.-Mrs. C. W. Greenwood wen
to Burlington last Sunday-Dora Pudval
is at homo for a few uays.--Rev. A. +
F.ldridgc is attending the annual Stat
convention of congregational churche
this week n Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. job
McGorty are visiting in town.-The Ladie
Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Edso
Kinney next Friday p. m.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Carrlck have re
turned from New York.-Mark Joslyn an
sister have gone to Hope, n. OAK, on
visit to their brother James.-A waite
motor has been placed in the Congrega
tiOnal church to be used in connection wit
: the pipe orGan.-Mrs. Sarah Barley ha
gene to Waterloo, p. O.. to visit he
, daughter Mrs. Eastman.-Mrs. James
! Carey and son have returned from
visit to Brattleboro.--There is to be "A ten
poranco picnic at w. Y. Turks grove o
: Pine hill July l. Several Sunday schoo
! good speakers have been engaged. Robe
! j. Wright, II. S. Root and T. y. TrI
. have gone to Burlington to attend II
Masonic mecting.-C. +. Story and Mr.
. II. Story visited at N. l.. Fosters la
week.
ALBANY.
r The Ira.burg, Glover, Greensboro, Craft
n bury and Hardwick Oranges met with Il
: Maple Valley grange June 10th by invit
tion for a basket picnic at the picn
I grounds by Lake Osmore. The address
; welcome was given by II. Il. Carter N
t was responded to by members of the otl
n or oranges. A duet by Mrs. Bell and Mi
: HcNey from Hardwick and other selection
were nterspersed with the speeches. II
Hardwck orchestra added to the onte
tanmert. The steamer made several triI
down the lake.-Clark Heath has cor
menced the erection of a house on Il
place known as the Strickland farm.
Thomas Rhuen and VIII johnson ha
been quite sick but are both gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs Conant of johnson are vi
i itine Mrs ConaM's father. DAM
Lawn ence.