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

c. A. Spiller and Mrs. Edward Recor
Miss Alice Nash of Burlington IL visit
ing at O. d. Matthews and Mrs. ida
Churchill's
C, A. Gle went to Mount Mansfield Sat
urday afternoon returning Sunday.
A. j. Boynton of the Berwick House,
Rutland, is in town for a short visit with
relatives
f.. W. Webster returned from his Bos-
ton trip Friday.
The foundation for the new school house
Is about completed.
r f.. Stone and his mother, Mrs. Mary
stone furnished music for a social dance
Mt Hyde Park Friday night. A few of tho
young people attended.
Mrs. Alice Adams Eggleston Of Min
neppolis, former resident here, is rcgist-
cred at the Randall
The Chinese laundryman has moved his
goods to st. Adams.
JOHNSON.
The local base ball team played a game
with tho MorrisVillo boys on Friday Jesuit
ing in score of % to 10 in favor of the
johnson team.-Frank Thomas mas gone
to Rutland. where he has position on
the Rutland road as brakeman.--Miss
Grace Coolidge has returned from. ner Wis
1T to Burlington.-Jennie and VIII Tracy
are at home for short vacation-Ethel
Rockwell is visiting Mss w A. I.andon-
Rev. |. T. johnson and family together
with Joel Hodgkirs and family have gone
to Richmond, Me, where the former Is
holding mpmeetu1s.-C p Jones and
wife in company with Miss Laura Burn
nam, are camping on the lake shore at St
Adams.
STOWE.
Rev. A. II. Ball and Miss Savage were I'M
Newport over Sunday.-Mrs. l.. G Moody
In hos
ton returned the first of the wesk.--W. j.
Rigelow of Burlington with his family. is
spending part of his vacation at his fa-
thers.-A daughter was born to MIR. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Houston, Aug. 18th, one to
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Marshall, Aug. 18th,
and son to Mr., and Mrs. II. e. Jenney.
Aug. l7th.-f'cgular meeting Of the w T..
c., will be held Friday afternoon.-Y. T..
5 c. r. will have an ice cream sociable
Friday evening, Aug. 25th in the vestry of
the Congregational church Mrs. l.. IL.
Parlin went to Burlington Wednesday for
a few days stay. L. Stafford is adding
a veranda to the front of his house.
WOLCOTT.
Mr. and Mrs E. c. Mann entertained
relatives from Maine and st. Johnsbury
last week-Nellie Wheelcock visited
friends m Hardwick over Sunday. Charles
Wood washome from Cambridge over sun
udN.-JenHle CCrlDner Is nome from YER
Eennes.-Mrs. NJ. j. Nalean started Tues
day for Canada to visit friends and rcla-
tiVes.-C r. Clark and wife and sister
Miss Clark went to Randolph Monday on
pleasure trip.-John Langford returned
to his home at Coventry on Tuesday,
Johnnie Morrow and wife, with Mrs. NJ. A.
Spaulding and son Herbert start Saturday
for visit at Northtield.-Miss Sherwood
and her sister, who bave been visiting at
Or. Nalleu's, returned to their home in
Nepanee, Ont, the first of the week.-C
n. Crane and wife of Hyde Park were in
town Sunday.
JEFFERSONVILLE.
Rev. II. A. Bushnell from East Wey-
mouth, Mass, is visiting his SON DR.. e
Bushnel.-The Crescendo club will meet
August % with Mrs. Lottie Page.-Miss
Laura Page is leader.-Mrs William
Hebb and son Ralph have gone to Stowe TO
visit her brother Jehiel Bailey.-Mr. Sam
uel Dickinson from Fitchburg Mass, ar
rived here Monday night to spend a two
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Dickinson.-The lawn party
held last week Thursday night on L. f.
Harringtons grounds was well attended
and about $50 raised toward the library
fund.-Rev. Mr.. Tutt1e from Rhode Island,
assisted by Rev. II. A. Bushnell held ser
vices in the Second Congregational church
last Sabbath. Mr. futile preached a very
thrilling sermon which was listened to
with interest and will long be remember
ed.