Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-06
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Miss Lorena Hutchinson. n Mortified
milliner, with Miss Lee and Miss Gertrude
Lees of Middlcbury, came Monday TO
visit at Alton Hubbards Miss Majetta
Clark of Moretown is also a guest there.
Miss Kendall formerly an assistant in
the Bell store millinery department. came
Tuesday to visit Miss Maud Blanchard.
Mrs. Fred Dunn and son. Ralph, have
returned from a short stay with Hanover,
n. H., friends.
Mrs John Hubert is visiting friends in
Waterbury.
Chas. d. Williams and wife leave this
week for Hlburn. n. Y, where they will
reside.
Mrs Jack" Callahan has returned from
visit to Lebanon, N. II.
Mrs. Mary Granger and two children
and Mrs. S. S. Briggs of Brockton, Mass.
have come for the summer. They are
guests at w, S. Woods.
Editor L. b. johnson leaves tonight and
his family tomorrow for n months out
ing at Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs.
+. p. Thomas and family have Just re-
turned from camp. The boarding house
will he opened July 18th but some of the
company will so sooner than that date.
Mrs. Martin Tewksbury and j. w. Ray
mond left Monday for York Beach, Me,
for short stay at the Tewksbury cottage
f. II. Griswold was in Windsor the first
of the week on business,
Ernest Abbott has gone to Proctor TO work
in the office Of the Vermont Marble CO.
A. II. Barclay and wife of Boston visit
cd John Barclay, his brother over the 4th
BROOKF1ELD.
Phiander Hyde, who was one OF the
towns old residents, died from a paralytio
shock June "a. The funeral and burial oc-
CURED June 26th.-Johnne Sprague recent
ly fell, fracturing his collar bone.-Miss
Mabel Black of Brooklyn, n. Y, has come
to spend the summer at Mrs. Nathaniel
Wheatey's Carrie Parker, who has
been visiting Mrs. Anna Sprague has re-
turned home.-Mrs. Olive Dutton is slow
ly improving from a long Illness Mrs.
Thusa Buzzell Is caring for her.-W. W.
Sprague has been caring for l.. I. NAL
lory in East Montpelier who recently suf-
fered a paralytic shock and died Thurs
day morning. June 29th.-Little Eleanor
Lyman Of Rutland, whose mother recently
died. is staying at Marcus Peck's, her
grandparents.--Mrs. Gordon Woodruff and
Mrs. Luella Woodruff Of Manchester, y.
H.. are visiting at A. c. Hibbard's.-The
time of the Christian Endeavor service at
the branch church has been changed from
Wednesday to Tuesday evening.
TUNBRIDGE.
Prof. and Mrs. E. j. Bugbee of Wey-
mouth. Mass. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. I.
will spend the summer here.-Chares Will
son of Lisbon, n. H., is an expected guest
at c. z. Smith's.--A. J. Wills returned
from Boston last week after n short visit.
Daniel NJ. Roberts and Hugh Lyman left
Monday morning for drive across the
mountains to Rutland. They will pass a
part of the week in Rutland and attend
he races.-Mrs Martha b. Mcintosh and
Walter Mcintosh of Exeter, n. H., were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Tucker.-There was 70 Shipment Of stock
from this vicinity Monday because of the
new and prohibitive tasih of the new G.
V. manag A,nent. Arrangements will be
made to ship stock via the Wells River
and the Boston and Maine railroads. The
distance to either road is not great.-Mrs.
Sarah Dudley of Montpelier, is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Hayward.-Mrs Chas.
Day of Chelmsford, Mass, was recent
guest of Miss Edna Porter.-The Ladies'
Home Missionary society meets at the
Congregational parsonage Friday after
noon to perfect its organization.
WILLIAMSBURG.
The selectmen have lately been petition.
ed to lay out fire district and as prop.
erty owners are in favor OF the plan, the
chances are that it will be done.-Horact
Hubbard has bought 90 acres of laNd ad.
joining his farm of w. =. Briggs, the sam,
farm.-The next meeting of the sharehoid
ers of the social library is to be held at the
town hall on Tuesday, July 1lth.-The Sc
lectmen are asked to lay out a road from
| Main street to land owned by Fannie
Simons Dow. who will soon build hous'
there.-The oily child of Manuel Benevides
SON eight years OF age, died last weei
and the funeral was held at the house OF
Friday last, Rev A, Nj. Smith officiating
I The deceased had been i'll much of tn,
time since his birth.-Miss Mary Aims
worth of Moline. ILL.,, stopped here las
week on her way to the White Noun
tains.
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According to the last months report Or
ange county creamery received during tn,
month of May ll46 pounds of cream anC
35, l49 pounds of milk and 1916 pounds o
butter were made; current expenses, in
Guiding ore-half cent per pound reserved
S3460o; patrons were paid Is cents pc
pound for butter average test was 4.69,
gain of over 10 per cent.-Three fires with
J.ombard's house on west Hill on Monda,
afternoon or last week there occurred OF
house and harm of Arthur slack and O,