Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06
LAMOILLE COUNTY.

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HYDE PARK.
! Fred WillaCd of Burlington spent Easter
at T.. =. Sawyer's-Appropria Easter
exercises were held i'm the Congregational
church Sunday morning IN place Of the
regular preaching. The younger class $
gavo thcir recitations nicely and the exec
cises given by n, NJ. NETHERLANDS class
woFe entertaining and instructive. The
selections by the choir were mic -ly render
ed The floral decorations consisted Of
potted plants which were arranged 1rtis-
tically.-Miss Anna Thorpe and brother
Yfford of St Adams. ace visiting at j. s.
Leach s.-Dana Goddard. who has been
tarrying with relatives for a month up
| this way returned to Burlington Monday
DR. a. NJ Goddard has been down G.om
Albany two days.-E. l.. ingalls, attended
the teachers convention held in Builng-
ton Saturday.-Miss Mamie Jackson spent
Sunday with Miss Lcach.-Tne cntert ain
ment given by St. Terosa's chuSch Mon
day evening was largely attended and en-
ioyed by all.-Lawrence Sawyer and wife
are loading their household goou' into Il
car and will go to Boston at an early date
where they intend to live.
STOWE.
j. ]. Nearen has commenced repairs on
his dwelling housc.-Moses Douglass has
conveyed to G. W. Clark Of Worthwhile "A
lot of wild land in the west part of the
Itcwn.-About 50 from here attended PIN
afore" ut Morrisvile and pronounced the
entertainment a SuCCcSS.-1hc Villag
schools commenced Tuesday after a recess
of two weeks.-At the meeting IF The W.
r. G. on Saturday the president treated
the members to oranges and bananas p.
r. Bgelow of Salem Mass. Is N town
making arrangements for the huildin-; Of
a house on The Lodges" a peca of prop
N1-hi ah h. MI. has Il " or pf
| L. A. Bedell-A daughter was born to
Mr., and Mrs. Bert b. Collins March y
and daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II.
Hasris March 25-Nealo Il. Chaplin goes
this week to clerk in Hall ~ Cheney ;
drug store at Morrsviilc.-- NJ. +.
French died at her home March - and
funeral services were held Saturday mcrn-
ing. Mrs French had been in poor health
! for long timo and was taken worse
about a week previous to her death. Rev.
| f.. y. Munro has accepted a unanimous
Icall to the Congregational church in Well
feet Mass, and accordingly closed his
labors here as pastor last Sunday.-B. l..
Hawley and family are moving from the
Forks. where they have been living with
Mrs. HaWley's father to the FlagG Town
place. Mr. and Mrs Claude chattce will
live with and care for Mr.. Russell.
JEFFERSONVILI
Miss Anna Carpenter and Miss Elsie T..
Dickinson, from the State Normal school
at Johnson, spent their vacation at hCme.
Among those who spent Easter here
were John Waterman and David Marvin
from burlington. and Miss Ella j. II Ines,
who teaches school near Boston = visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. .. w.
IIomcs.-H. G. Wilcox. from West on
cord, is visiting his brothers j. i uu' ].
NJ Wlcox.-E,dgar u. Wood. from Md
dlebOro, Mass. is visiting friends in this
his native plaC"-Tho sugar social last
Tuesday evening under the auspce, Of the
Crescendo club drew fun house ana sev-
cral dollars more will be added to the H.
brary fund.
WOLCOTT
V. w. Dodge Of Morrisvi.lc was in town
over Sunday. Miss Minnie Bacon of Eden
has been visiting her sister. Mrs d. W
Kimbal.-Nlds. Kate Stearns Of Richford
was the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. j. putnam oveC Sunday.-Charles
Dean and wife nave gone to HardWick,
where thev will make their future home
Tho young people enjoyed whist
party at W. W. Gates last saturday even
inr.-Mrs. A. +. Phillips has been visit
ing her mother in MorriSviile.-- Alice Sa-
bine visited heE sister in Hardwiek last
week
WATERVILLE.
George Maurice was at homo from Bur
lineton ovor Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs He
man Miller visited hrr sister Mrs Cilett
at stowe last wCek.-Mabe Chill has re-
turned to Ter school at NcWport.-B. w
Beard has bought the old factory place
of Leon Su,.lie.-ieorEc cushion Of Pei
Vidcre has moved into part of Mrs. AL
fCld'A house .-Nolney Withercll Of John
son visited his haothor, Elmer last week
Charles WestrOt jr., is clcrkinS t0l
Mark Stevens at Cambridge. Junction
Mrs. Clarence Taylor is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Edward Culver 1t Huntington
Amos Holmes is spending a few days
with his sonn-law, George Deayitt-
Reuben Brown and daughteN, COrda, Ns'
tied in johnson last week.-Mr. and Mrs
y. r. Leach have gone to Cambridge L
live with their daughter, Mrs James SAT
ford. Mr.. Leach is in poor health. Emo,
Fletcher died at the home of Henry
Oin, where he WAS boarding on Saturday
"9ed - Yeas and ten months. fe was q
veteran of the war Of the rebellion. Ht
leaves IL widow, two sons and one daugh
ter. The funeral was held at the Cnor
church on sunday, Rev. Mr.. Howard Of
floating
CAMBRIDGE.
w. NJ. Smith did business in Burlins
ton Monday.-Mrs Y. W. Bennett is le
covering from her recent illness and hel
daughter, Mrs. Il. l.. Woods, has return
ed to hed home in MoWisVille. Mr.
Leavens of the firm OF Perley X LedVcn.
has been in Boston the past week.-Mrs.
Florence King of Pigeon HILL Z. O., ha'
; been spending the past week with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tinton.-Mrs
, Gordon of kcescvile. y. y, is visiting heI
daughter. Mrs. W. l.. Girls wold.-Thc man!
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Leach gave
them d v"ay pleasant surprise at theil
nome in rletche" Monday evening ah'