Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-20

have roturncd from Alburgh Sprngs.-C.
II. Steaus is building an addition 20 his
residence ON Stearns strcet-O. w
Stcarns Is able to be out of doors on
pleasant days.
w. Y. Mead who has been assisting at
the station for the past few months, has
gone to Lunenburgh AS night OPERATOR
Miss Katherine Kingsley spent Sunday
with r. f. Boycc's family.-Mrs. Diana
Clement and daughter from Chicago are
visiting her sister, Miss Jennie Chamber
lin Roy. l. r. Johnson has gone t. Wor-
costcr for . few days.-Dr. T.. G. Page has
returned to Boston.-Dr. Prcnts and fam
lily spent few days with his parents in
Montpelier last wcck.-Thc hay crop is
nearly secured. but the quantity will fall
far short of the crop of last year. yet it
is thought it will spend much bcttcr.-Dr
MUgs lnd family have gone to Boston for
few months-Mrs. y. O. Morgan is
quite Ill., her daughter Carrie from Hard
wick is taking care of hcr.-Mrs. n. @.
Fancher from Bemis, Mass, is visiting in
town.
WOLCOTT
Mrs. G. T. Doty Of St. Johushury visit
ed her father last weck.-D Kimball and
wife visited Mrs. kimbaIs parents, DR.
and Mrs. Bacon last week at Eden Mills
H f.. WhrelOck and wife visited at c.
b. Stewards IN Hyde Pack oyer Sunday
Mrs. l.. n. Hebert is ill-Mrs. H. G.
Crane of Hyde Park visited hcr mother,
Mrs NJ. J. Valleau, last Week.-Mrs.. 6. T..
Stcarns of Richford visited her parents.
Mr. and Mes. q. J. Putnam, recently
V. l.. Fisher and family of Boston are
visiting at hts fathers. G. G. Fisner's.--
Mrs. s. T.. Conant visited her daughter at
Morrisville the first oil the week.-Mrs..
NJ. -. Clark is i'll.
Mrs. Sarah Bixby of Massachusetts, IS
visiting at H. Moody's.-Frank Thompson
has moved into the Arbuckle tenement.
Sumner Pnncy and wife from Gr'ens-
b7ro were in town last week.-Mrs.. Nellie
Dean of Hardwick was in town last week.
Miss Genie Pinncy is home from I'ur-
lington.-William Tillison and wife of
Worthwhile were i'm town over Sunday
Il. NJ. Jordon has returned from Burling-
ton, where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis, and Is much improved in
health.
MORRfSNILLE.
About forty from here took in the OK
cursio.i to Providence Island Thursday
Mrs. Ethan Carr of St. Johnsbury is Wis
itng her sister here, Mrs. g. f. Wood
ward-Mr. and Mrs. George rillotson,
who have boel spending some time on
e. Mount Mansfield have returned home
T., O. JoSlyn, who has been visiting in
town for two weeks. started for his home
% in brooklyn, y. w. Saturday night. Mrs.
Joslyn will remain some time longer.
Frank Hamel. living in the south part Of
= the town. had three COWS and a bun kill
= ed by lightning last Wednesday. The
only mark left by the lightning was the
l burning off Of a very little hair around
the nose of each animal.-W William Sncr-
man has returned from his weeks Naca-
| tion.-CarroI Spaullng has returned
from his trip to Barre and resumed his
duties in the postofce.-Mr and Mrs. -.
u. Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. Joslyn,
MIR. and Mrs. G. \. Gile aSd Mrs. ida
. Churchill returned Tuesday morning from
, few days outing at Mrs. Churchill's
. camp at Elmore.-Mss Lena Davis and
!. Mrs. f.. f.. Harris spent last week cen
Mount Mausfeld.-H j. Dwineu went to
- MontDclicr last week on a business trip.
; Louis Champeau, who is cerking in
p Jordan e Marsh'S, Boston is at home on
e vacation.-Miss Florence, daughter OF
$ II. u. Bryant, who is teaching at tort
. Plain. y. y. is at home on vacation, be-
= ing accompanied by Miss Jessie Tanners.
a y supposed short cK cult in tn" electric
: light wires has caused a good deal Of
5 voXation for two nights Sunday evening
40 services were held in any Of the church,
O. except the Christian. becauSn Of the
lack of lights and Monday night every ono
had to get out their kerosene lamps The
Trouble was located some time Tu sdaY.-
-. Saturday night for her summer vacation.
D Mrs e. II. Slocum and daughter Lou
. have returned from GCCham, y. H., where
= they have been visiting Mrs. c. b. Kram-
y Err. V. y. Burke of Barton was in town
. over SundIy.-Wu Whipple of Boston ar
= rived home from Boston Saturday night
Tor a short vacation with his parents
20 quite number of our people spent the
Il day at Lake Elmore Sunday.-Mr Brick
= cut, fireman on one of the helpers has
g moved into George +. Earlc's tenement OF
l. the BROOKLYN side.-Hcnry George anc
s. Wfc. who have been away on month !;
/, vacation, visiting Portland, Me. and Dor
n chester. Mass. returned h me Monday
=, Martin Cary former resident here is Wis
n itlu@ his hCOthvr, Tom GarN.-A. +. Nmt
is n"y is laying the foundation for "a 80"
: barn at his residence on the Brooklyn sid To-
r. Mrs [. &. Stowe went to Wat"rvillC
n Tue sdaY morning for a weeks visit amen
c her old IcquaiutanceS Owing to the ron
. arriN al Of the engine and boiler the steam
laundry did not commence operations
Monday as reportcd-t.. T.. Splice Il
painting his hou: c.-'rhe standard on com
panv is - put in station here for thu
distribution OF oil in this locality and tn
foundation IS being built for the tank, JUS
q below the railroad and near the foundry
IT, Miss Helen Waterman Of South Fran
+ .rgham. Mass. il guest at Hon. IL. II
IS PoWcrs'.-The News and Citizen moves
this week to new quarters, on rather t" ole
r. quarters. for thoy are to Vacatc thu room
At in the Woodbury. block and move To tn
l. rooms over c. w. Hondees office which
Of they occupied for a number of years one
Is beforc.-Mrs. Abbie BuGboe has rented he
i'll house i'm Erooklyn to El Davis who expect
~ TO move his family there some time thi
I week. Mrs. Bugbec Will go to Philadel
~ pha as soon as her health Will permit
90 where she has a sister, Mrs NJ. l.. h"ll
h formerly If this placc.-EXoavations' IN tn
1T, Of no