Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-07
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK.

HYDE PARK.
Miss Clara T.. Arnold Of Benson began
work this week in Pages office as stem
ograrhcr She boards at s. r. Waites-
a number of the young people went up to
Eden Pond Sunday. Misses Dora Fair
banks and Bertha Minor went to Stowe
Saturday and began teaching Monday in
Lower stowe and Stowe Hollow respect
ively.-Miss Alice Page gave a whist party
a her home Saturday evening in honor of
her cousin, Miss Edith Patch. Thsre were
about 40 present and ali report an enjoy
able time-Donald Scrilner went to
Rochester last week, where he viii assume
his first responsibilities as teachcr-Miss
Maud Bailey entertained friends at her
home Friday evening In honor OF her
friend Miss Nellie Packard. Whist was
INDUCED in.--Miss Alice GoddaCd began
her services in the postof1ce as one Of the
assistants Monday morning. I-ucius Noyes
intends attending the academy school aud
taking Latin and Greek. He will remain
in the pos:office outside of school hours -
Miss Bessie Taylor Of Proctor was the
guest OF Miss Bertha Cheney a few days
last week. a pleasant party was given in
her honor Thursday evening at Miss Che
ncy's home.-The annual Sunday school
picnic took place on the Wintergreen Thurs
day. 1t was well attended by the younger
people and proved quite success. A
game of ball was the order of the day in
lne AFTERNOON. SCRUB teams were CnoStll
by John Jackson and Lewis Noyes. The
score was to 10 in favor of Jackson's
team.-The Lamoille county fair take 9
place this week and S. u. Waite will Of
ficiate as marshal. 1t Is expected that the
fair will secure its usual patronage fCom
our village.-W. r. Stafford of Sutton juno
ton, =. O., was in town Saturday on hide
and skin business.-A. W. Pho and wife Of
Fast Franklin We're the guests of NJ. H.
Goodhue and wife over Sunday
Miss bernice Sanborn of Eden Mills Is
he guest OF Miss Lilah Waite for a few
Idays.-Mrs. f. P. True returned Tuesday
from Boston where she was visiting her
SOM. W. Noble has moved to Ea t
Hardwick in order that he may be more
centrally located in his insurance husi-
ness.-Mrs Terrence Finnegan has been
visiting relatives in Burlington for the last
week.-James Buckhain and wife, after
a few weeks stay in town. returned to
their home in Atlantic, Mass, the early
part of the week.-Fred N. Gale and Miss
| Belle Scribner, who have been visiting in
town for some weeks past, started for
Chicago yestorday.-The Academy opened
Tuesday with 142 students present "a of
them being in the Academic department.
| This Is the largest attendance the school
has ever had and a very successful yeas IS
anticipated.-H. j. Lilley is attending the
National G. A. r. cncampment al Phila-
! delphia.-Ne~ton Camp went to Morris
| Vile Tuesday night TO meet his cousin,
Roy Camp of Chicago, who has just re-
turned from trip abroad visiting Eng
| land. France, Norway and Sweden.Miss
Flora Kelley is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Kelley, for few days,
| after which she will go to New York
State to teach.-Miss Martha Sawyer of
Boston is visiting relatives in town for a
| few days.
JOHNSON.
Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland Is accompanying
her husband on trip through Rutland
lCounty this week.-Prof. Oscar Atwood
started for his labors at New Orleans, La
Tuesday going via Adrian Mch.--Arthur
Stearns is attending school at Brigham
Academy this fall.-Hon. w. w. Circuit
was in town Wednesday OF this week.
Prot Atwater and mother have returned
here and are keeping house in the Newton
house on Railroad street.-Will Sinclair
: has gone to Albany Business College for
a fall course.-Suse Hill has gone to Proc
tor to teach school, Mabel Rogers to Shell
don, Eve Sturtevant to Sheldon Junction
Jessie Davis to Pittsford. and Nettie Davis
to Orange, Mass.-Rev. l. T. Johnson and
family with j. C. Hodgkins and family re-
turned from Richmond, Me. w. H. Nye has
purchased the L. NJ. knight store and all
the real estate connected herewith
George Greggs has finished work for O.
b. Landon. and Myron Prince has taker
his place.-Over so attended the fair al
Sheldon last week and were well paid foa
going. Mrs. JOSIE Pierce is visiting heI
brother C. c. Drown.-Mrs. Alice Pills.
bury and Miss Rand from Minneapolis are
visiting Mrs. IeUy.
WORTHWHILE.
Mrs. Clara A. Niles, State president o
the w. r. c. and Mrs. Florence Gate.
started Saturday morning for Philadelphif
, | In att
, Oscar Gates started Friday for Kinks
vile. Mo, where he goes for the study o
osteopathy. He was to be Joined on tn
way by DR.. Lewis Marshall,
Mason Peake, who for many years wa.
2 resident here, is in town from Bristol, r
J., where he has been living for the pas
year or more.
Walter Grout, a former Morrsvlle boy
but who had a position in Worcester
. Mass. for ten years is here on a visit.
Isllery X. Adams, who will be remem
beped by many of the older residents o
this town and Hyde Park, and who wen
West years ago, came to town Tuesda,
loon, Me. Adams has not been here To-
: II years and notes many changes in tn,
place and in the people.
Charles Bridge of Albany, ". Y, is II
town for a short stay.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs Leol
Emmons Tuesday evening.
Drew Daniels has moved back to the fla
over Eare5 dry goods store.
Warren Woodwork and wife OF Rich
| ford are iC town on a visit
, 'rhe friends of Mr.. ana Mrs Homer Ellis
{ worth gave them "A surprise last Saturda,
evening it being the Goth anniversary o
their marriage.
lIphraim Carr and wife of st. Johnsbur,
a are guests Of Mr.. and MIS- George r
Woodward.
CAMBRIDGE.
Miss Margaret Sullivan returned thi
week to Maynard, Mass, taking her form
err position in the public schools there
! WATERVILLE.
Z Frank Chase is on the sick list.-Rev. c
d. Pierce and family returned to Montpe
lier Friday. Miss Mabel Miller was Il
Burlington a few days last wesk.--J. w
Page and son, Guy, OF Bristol were 4
town last week.--Fred Darrah and daugh
ter visited his brother. DR.. Darcah, a
Enosburgh last Week.-Mrs. Mary Wlbu
returned to Burlington Saturday, wher
She n talch her