Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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have been out on a 12-days' exercise trip
The cavalry went into camp on the Choate
lot on Maple street. 1t was n stirring
scene to people and drew a great many
visitors to town all through the day and
evening. They were Il quiet and orderly
lot of young men, seeming to enjoy them
selves in roaming about the village. They
left early Sunday morning for Waterbury
kordIiCk Spaulding, who has been con-
Dued to the house by Illness for a long
time, is so far recovered as to be out
again and is stopping with his son, Albert,
on the Brooklyn side.
y son was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Billings.
The Roy. |. +. Booth is to deliver the al.
dress before the Northern Univcrsalst As
soClHtion at Lyndonville mex: Tuesday
evening.
ur, l.. J. Marshall Of kirksvlllc, Mo-, is
at home for a vacation.
Mrs Bates, mother Of Doctors Charles
and George Bates, has arrived fl ON Cali
fcrnia and will make this place hcr homo.
Miss kittie Pratt from Louisiana is in
town visiting relatives.
HYDE PARK.
The hearing in the case of Morse VS.
Wheeler u Shipman in county count was
Thursday afternoon, after which
two divorce cases were heard and bills
granted in each case, Joseph Parizo VS..
Louise Pariao and Peter St. Jock VS.. Mabel
st. Jock. Wilful dcsertion was the cause
alleged in both cases; Clough, Moody and
Dale for petitioners, after which the trial
of the cause Of Hyde Park Lumber COM
panv vs.. J. l.. Dow was begun. This is an
action in trover to recover the value of
fftin .,1I I,N+ T1,, tro
and son of Belvidcro on which tubs the
Lumber company had lien by way of
chattcl mortgage. Powers and Hulburd
for plaintiff and Watson and Johnson for
defendant
WOLCOTT.
Miss Gertrude Fife ceturned home from
college last Friday for her summer vaCa-
tion.-Mrs a. a. Whiting is i'll with rheu-
+. r. Morse has been visit
ing her parents at JerCho.-Miss Gertrude
is iii at Albert Brown's.--Miss
Grace Camp of Sara toga visited Mss Beryl
Baker last week.-tiebcrt and Wheelock,
VINO have been in company in the Clark
blacksmith shop have dissolved partn "a
ship and tho shop is now run by Mr..
Clark.-Dr. johnson of Burlington was in
town the first of the week-Mcrton Stay
ton, the 10-Year-old son of Mrs. George
met with quite serious ucc-
"eht IaS' week ThursdaN whlle chaslng
d WOOD chuIk'he zen from pank ABOUT
." i'et ana Ialdod on a rock lhlic''hs
i"i 5S S'aIp Wo"lu ana irac'u,Ihs the
scull. pr. Nallian was called and dressed
The wound and the lad is improving. Miss
Alice Whiting is home from Burlington on
account of the illness of her mother
george heiley colhoed WIN a Ioadcd team
one Gay last week heloW the Reeu place
,hrowlng MIN from mis- eaTrlage, oruisng
ms heau ana breaking Two tbs. AL last
reports he was gaining.
cro,,-r
The imnrially bred stallion, Fire King,
died at the stable of T. w. Ctton Norris
Vile VT, the sd inst; collie, resulting in
bowel Inflammation, the supposed cause.
He was the direct descendant or Lord
Russell Gull hother of Maud s. and
Fairy Bell, through Sea King; and vas
bred by Carlos NJ. de Garmenda at Tug
carora farm, Md, of whom he was pur-
chased when yearing at princely price
by the late Col. John b. CLARK, then editor
of the Mirror and Farmer, Manchester,
\. II.
He was a bright bay, over l6 hands and
every inch Il king.
George wilkins of this town became and
his owner till his death.
Mrs. {. y. Simmons and Mrs. n. II. Kali
amt, cL,u. l.. o.a.,..-
store house on a lot of land recently pur
chased of c. +. and F. O. Burt.-Troops
from the Sd cavalry passed through here
Sunday morning about 10 o'clock on their
way back to Fort Ethan Allen.-Nancy
Kaiser is visiting friends here.-Elen
Hodge is going to take = Western trip
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Thomas will attend
the reunion of Co. r.. Sd VT Vol. ON
thursday at Bakersfield.-Mrs Mary Vea-
rem is home from North Hyde Park
Consul Fletcher is a guest of II. G. Thorn
aS.-Several prominent men have Interest,"
ed themselves in mining projec; and
have leased land of George 3. Sm1lley in
south Hollow for the purpose of working
the copper mines which exist there.--A
w.! N maS por'I 10 Nap. anu MIS- hert H. oui,
Nrs Erod pIoof 1,,no - prof E,, at
p,+ior ana fa,,,ii, 90 coia,, NJ,
,i,,.d in to,,,, Iost U,,.;da,, uh., III, 49,,
runv thair summer residence for a fov,
,,r,,tb. MI. Grace cicoIou, of c,Ior, 10
stonnirc ,vi,b c,ionds ,n to,,,, H.. 80,
ro,,ts prof ana Nc l., y pi,o,o,,, oo,,,
IN a fou, da,,e 70 occmr,, ,boi, ~, s,,o,,,,a,.
residence NJ .'Thn 'aGgec w - nc.
low and family arrived in town Vednoe-
1av evening" IN snand a tuo u,oo,s ,,aca-
,inn with his parants y t<iceInw ard
wife
JOHNSON.
Prof W. f. Atwater is spending his VA
cation with his mother at Wcet6eI1
Margetts attended a birth
law marty given her brother in ST Johns
bury last Thursday Rev. / T. Johnson
md family spent sunday in NorrisyilIo
The ball game last Saturday resulted in
team nv a scnro oG n ~ me