Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-06

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umcnt FOR her parents in the old cemetery
near the village.
RICHMOND.
Patrick Spence was arrested and brought
before Justice G.. T. Rhodes last Thursday,
charged with assault on one Brassaw. 1t
turned out that young Spence and young
Brassaw were sCuffling. Young Brassaw
was thrown and struck his head on a hard
substance and cut so that it was necessary
to take six or eight stitches in his scalp.
Spence was acquitted after a jury trial.
w. d. Hall for the State and Salmon
Green for the defendant.-Men are at work
taking down the old bridge. There will be
no crossing with teams after to-day.
The river can be fordcd some 20 rods below.
The church Aid society will meet at the
vcstry of the Congregational church next
Friday. Mrs. Salmon Green and Mrs. $.
F. Whitcomb will entertain.-Sunday will
be Childre.'s day at the Congregational
church at the tsual church ~hour.-Farnl-
ers have commenced ha.ing. cutting the
grass that is nearly dried up and injured
by the great drouth.-Mrs. W. S. Free
man is spending a few weeks in Starks-
boro, caring for her mother, who is sick.
Mrs. l}ahCoCk OF BurlingtoO spent a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGargin
last week.-Mrs.. Ella Martin and her
mother, Mrs. W. -. Hall. went TO Spring.
field, Mass last week 10 visit Mrs. Baker,
udllBilfE ana SlSltE.-Nlr. ana NlTS. j. &.
Bradley have rented rooms in tho Congre-
gational parsonage and have moved into
them-Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stevens went
to WCstford last week to visit at A. G.
Ifobinson'S.-Capt. Arnold Fay and wife
are visiting friends in ford Fay
is so far recovered as to walk out of
doors.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Terrain of
Clifton, p. @. arc the guests OF T. Terrain.
-Am"'G the graduates of the several
schools of the State are Hiss Agnes Glca-
son of the johnson Normal school,. Miss
Georgia Towers and Ford FlagE Of Cod
dard seminary, Barre. Blossom and Daisy
Goodrich of the Burlington high school
Frank Gauvin is spending his vacation
at home. He has been attending school
at ST. IIyacinth. i. Q.-Robert NuItv of
81. Alhans was the guest OF his daughter.
Mrs. NJ. +. Leary, last week.
UNDERHILL CENTRE.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. e, Joy. who have been
spending a few days in johnson, visiting
relatives. returned home Saturday night.
led White of Burlington spent Saturday
with his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert
White.-A sister of Fl. H.. Paine from
Lowell, Mass, Is visiting him.-Alfred Me
londy from Winooski is visiting friends in
this place. Mr.. Bicknell of Los Angeles,
cal, was in this place Sunday.-The Cen
tire school closed Friday with a picnic
Miss Ella wilkins of Johnson is visiting
friends in this place.-George e. Wells Of
MiddieseX preached in the Union church
;Sunday.
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Mrs. Heman Gillett of Boston is at hes
fathers, A. f.. Crdndall's for the summer
after An absence of one and one-half
ycdrs.-Mrs. Wheelock of Bellows Falls is
a.. ". ras '."rr''T Nr.AoE |" nu.-
Daniel Preston returned from Iowa Thurs
day. June 29.-Thoso from out of town to
attend the Lend-a-Hand meeting at Rich
rd Fiddock's were Rev. Mr.. Franklin and
wife of Huntington. Mrs. Prcnisa Sayles,
Miss Myrtle Sayles, Mrs. II. G. Dickey.
Miss Florence Colby and Mrs. Lillian Me
GafGcy of burlington and Mrs. II. II. Frary