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

! gone to Barre to attend the State conven-
ton of Congregational Churchcs.-Miss
Bessie Weeds school had picnic at Shell
burne pond i'riday-C. r. Murray has put
! a stone curbing on the two sides of his res
idence fronting the road.-The band has
! been engaged to play for the Winooski
contingent of the Fourth OF July ceebra
! tion in Burlingt on-Children's day was
observed in the churches Sunday. In the
Methodist church the plant decora lions
were elaborate and in the Congregational
church the children executed "A long pro-
gramme very successfully.-Dr Russell
and NJ. +. Remington drove to Bridport
last weck.-Euzeb Sanctuary has begun
| the erection of his new building on the sito
Of the old red mill.-Mrs. NJ. J. iiinsey of
/ Henni'cr. \. H., is visiting at H. NJ.
Hul's.-Miss Kate Curry AMI Jennie
ShattuCk are going to Massachusetts to
work in a summer hotel.-NIrs. DIR. Mer
riam is visiting in Gloversville, y, y.
! Quarterly meeting at the Methodist Eps
Copal church next Sunday. The presiding
elder, Or. Brown, is expected to be
lprescnt.-Thc suit Of Strong W. Harris
was settled without trial Tuesday. In the
! suit of Sharon vs.. Forth, a jury was
cmpancllcd and a verdict rendered for de-
fcndantP. J. Murphy and wife are visit
ing AT H. VI. Hulls.-Chidrcns day will
he observed at the Baptist church next
Sunday.-Mss Carrie Clark. teacher of
the village school, has had fne flag staff
erected upon the green, and Wednesday
afternoon had a flag raising with appro-
pirate exercises by the school, Mrs. G. J.
Russell attended the commencement eXer-
cises this week at Hopkins hall-Miss
Marjorie Ferry of burlington is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. p. Il. Miles. Miss Lucia
Andrews is visiting friends in Burlington
Mrs. Small of Huntington is visiting her
son. Martin Small
See Irindlcs Adv. in this number"
WESTFORD.
! C.. II. Page is very sick with tonsilitis-
Forest Goodrich of Montpelier has been
sick at his fathers the past two weeks
There was a promenade at the town hall
Friday night.-Mis Mary Scott went to
Nergcnncs Friday, whore she met her
uncle and went with MIN to Richford-.L.
y Howard is gaining.-G. w. Trato. Lee
Whitney and two others went to the lake
fishing Fr'day.-James Moore is mprov-
ing
Miss Helen Tracy of Burlington was the
guest of MIR and Mrs. T.emuel Irish over
Sunday.-Mrs II. f.. jackson, who has
been seriously i'll for several days. is some
what more comforta ble.-Children's day
will be observed in the Methodist church
next sunday afternoon at o'clock.-The
Rev. Mr.. Hopkins preached in the Baptist
church Sunday evening. There will he SER
vices in that church next Sunday morning
at the usual hour-Mr and Mrs. Franz
Sihloy and daughter and Mrs. Martin of
Nilliamstown, are visiting friends In town.
Mr.. Stockton of Burlington has been
the guest of Fl. Z. II. Rugslcs for several
days--L. r. Howard is reported to he a
little bctter.-AIr. and Mrs II. w Rice
Miss Grace Rice and Mr.. Fred Rice at
tended the wedding OF Edwin Rice at
Richmond on Wednesday.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
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A. c. Wheeler.
Crops are suffering considerably on ac-
count Of the prevailing dry weather, es-
peCially the hay crop.
James Butler of fighgate visited rela-
tives in town last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Also Rollins spent Sunday
with their daughter in HinesburGh.
Fred Dnaldson drove to Swarton Sun
day. where he will remain for few days
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Alison Poli,ls spent Sunday
Hattie Hefiion returned from Ausable
Forks, y. Y, Friday, where they have
been visiting friends and relatives.
EAST CHARLOTTE
c. G. Prinsle has arrived home from his
fifteenth botanical tour in Mexico. He
had excellent success on this Journey He
enjoyed it as much as any that he over
made. and foundl wing il the tropical
pleasant for they are as "crdant ard flow
cry as Vermont in June and their "ima1 c
quite as agreeable. He is planning to re-
turn there the coming autumn. Mr.. Prin-
giles assistants, Bert ana Walter Estey.
returned home with him. THE thirty ninth
annual meeting of the Addison County
Baptist association was in session here
Wednesday and Thursday with "A good
number in attendance from out If town.
n very interesting programme for the meet
ing was giNen.-Among those VINO have
been visiting in town tn" past week are
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Spooncr of Monkton,
Miss Eta Thompson of New Haven. Mrs.
q. T. Briggs and son of interchangeable
q. Zolla of Springfield. Mass, is the guest
OF Mrs, Sarah Hosford.-Miss Alice Eagdn
spent last week with friends in Norgcnucs
and FerriShurgh.-Rev q. II. carr and
wife attended the Sunday-echool conycn-
ton at Barre.-Mr and Miss Aidrioh cc-
turned to St. Johnsbury last week wnere
they will spend the summer. Their home
is in Kansas City, Mo.-Mrs. Anna Brad
ley goes on Saturday to make ali cXtend-
ed visit with friends and relatives in Rut-
land,-Cards of invitation to the marriage
of Clayton F. Cove of this place and Miss
Mae Lottie Eddy of Shelburne have BEEN
issued. The wedding takes place at the
Methodist Episcopal church at Shelburne
Wednesday evening, June aist.-'The East
and West Charlotte base ball clubs will
cross bats at Foote'S park, East Charlotte.
on Saturday next.
JERICHO.
Mrs, NJ. NJ Remington is stopping ut l..
F. Wilbur's.-Children' day exercises
We're given at the Methodist and Baptist
churches Sunday and will he held at the
congregational church next Sunday-Miss
Mamie Trick of Burlington is the guest
of Mrs w. A. Pollard.--NIr. and Mrs. II.
$ Woods entertained visitors last week.
Miss Bessie Sargent has returned from her
school at Peekskill.-Mrs. j. r. Buzclls
mother is visiting her.-LawrenCC Gull
liman and family arrived from the west
Tuesday night.
WESCT MILTON.
Mrs. Laura Allen is making Cepairs on
her residenCc.-I G. Osgood and Mrs &.
". Wright remain about the same.