Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-24


ments of ice cream, cake and sandwiches
were served with pink lemonade. Music
was furnished by Mr. and Mrs Albert
Wyman of Starksboro and Fred Andrews
and William Mitchell of Burlington.
w q. BiNby. esq, was elected president
of Prospect Cemetery Association to I'll
the vacancy caused by the death of n.
G. Norton.
Miss Anaa r. Kingman has bcen en-
gagged as teacher of elocution and Eng |
lish literature in the Allentown, IA, |
Young Ladies' College.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage on August 18th of Mr.. Will
liam ]. Strong and Miss Carrie Donald
sou They will be at home in Nergennes
after the 9Th of September
II. f. Hurlbut of Free Town, Mass,
proprietor of the noted trout ponds In
that place. Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Y.
NJ. Satterly Mr.. Hurlbut has 10 ponds
covering 80 acres in which there are 1oo,OVc
trout.
Mrs Paul Metz was arrested and brought
before Justice Mouton Monday and bound
over i'm the sum of $500 to appear for hear
ing Wednesday next for stealing two
pieces of silk from CHAMBERLAIN, Foot &
CO.'S. Not being able to furnish bail she
was remauded to Jail here.
George Palmer who was arrested by T.
c. Middehrook last week for adultery was
brought before Justice Moulton Monday,
but was discharged as the evidence was
insufficient to warrant binding him over
to county court.
\ doc and her fawn were recently seen
within ten rods of :he residence of Judge
Warren Peck in New Haven.
Mrs M. Il. Young who has charge OF
the fresh air children from this place came
from New York Monday night and the
children returned to their homes Tuesday
morning. Although the children came
! from the poorest families of the great city,
| through the earnest labors OF the ladies in
the mission schools they are well man
nered children.
| Rcv. -. H. Raie5ian. an Armenian, will
| give lecture at the CongreSat t'onal
church Tuesday evening. the 29th. lie is
highly recommended by those who know
! him.
r. Neville. who has been spending two
weeks in Provincetown, returned home
! Tuesday night.
, IL. d. Lewis, cashier of the Farmers
National bank, went to New York We'd
! ncsday.
Mrs. =. G. Carroll and daughter, Miss
Alice of Sudbury, are visiting Mrs r.
Hudson.
Mrs. Paul Metz had hearing before
Justice Moulton Wednesday and was
bound over to the December term OF court
S. NJ. Flint of Burlington defended her.
The repairs on the school house are COM
pcted and the annual cleaning has COM
nenccd uuder the direction of w. w.
Hawkins.
Herbert Jones has moved into the Geo.
McCuen house next to the Methodist
church.
l.. F. Benton, ir., W. Stone and S.
Botsford are on cruise on Lake Cham
plain iu the yacht Camelia.
T.. =. Stats of New York city is in
, town on business.
Mr.. l.. W. Morse, who has been visit
ing at Nj. T. Rristol's. returned to his
ll,.t,1 in, TpoS Ittr lou
Mr.. Miller of the Cash Combination
, Store. who was called by telegraph to his
home in Burlington on account of the
= serious illness of his daughter returned
Tuesday.
DR. and Mrs. McGovern went to Marble
head, Mass, Tuesday to spend their vdca-
tion.
Mrs. ]. G. IIndcs is spending d week
in Burliugton with her sister, Mrs. Kings
land.
f Miss Lena Miner and Miss s'ena spen-
' Ger went to burlington to attend the ''rwc
l Little Warrants"
Miss Name Connolly of Randolph ant
2 Miss Kate Connolly of Montqelier are Wis
e it!ng Mrs. +. ". Sault
Miss Rose Narno of PlattsburGh is Wis
D iting her sister, Mrs. c. II, Caisse.
= Bradford. Burlington and Montpelier
have each furnished boy for the Icdus
n trial School this week
e Tuesday night finished the lecture cOurs,
i en- by DIR. Walker on The Tabcrnaolo
The lectures have been very instructiV,
q in the understanding Of the Bible.
BRISTOL.
~ Mrs George T. cole has been on th
a sick list for TWO or three days.-GuinanJ
=, orchestra furnished the music tor L
- harvest bali in Monkton, Aug. 23d.-T
: Swift and wife, who have been guests a
@ the Baptist parsonage for three weeks re
turned to their home in Rochester n. Y.
a Thursday.-W. W. Hatch assisted tn
Brandon band at their concert Wednesda,
h evening.-A. G. Hier has moved his stool
: of wagons, carriages, etc, into his ney
;t building, corner of West and Maple street
IS +. f. Palmer and wife are at home fror
o visit of several days in Warren. Mrs
= F. y. Hill has been in Starksboro the pas
% week caring for her daughter, Mrs. Ere
A Hil.-The Bristol team played with tn
IIinesburgh team Thursday and was heat
o en- 10 to II. Quite delegation from her
is went with them.-The Stewart building o
the corner of North and Garfield street
% is being painted and finished inside.-Corl
potatoes ana fall feed is being badly in
* jured hy the continued dry weather. an
$ there are grave fears of water famin
r. herc.-Rev. Frank Barton and family c
q Rutland. have been the guests of Mrs. /
s. c. Guindon this week.-Prof A. w. Val
ncY and wife have gone to Greenwich
m Mass, and New York. They expect to /
y, absent several weeks.-Mrs. Elisha Hewitt
10 is at home from visit among relatives
Randolph.
is a telegram was received here by r.
Young Saturday from Buffalo, stain
As that Mrs. DR.. +. II. Young died sudderll
Ill that morning. DR.. Young is the son of !
A. Young of this town.-Prof. T. c. Boyc
lg county examiner, held an examination
ly teachers here Friday and Saturday.-N.
Titus, q. y. Dixie A. T. Daniels and |
er S. Farr, who have all been more or ie,
n III, are improVng.-Rev. p. r. Boswort
of the Washington Heights Bapti
ed church. New York city, will occupy n
pulpit OF the Baptist church SundG
or morning, August 27th. Howard J. Chit
ley, the vice-president of the Anti-SaloC
Id League will speak ian the evening Nj
w l.. Davis and children, who have bee
visiting here for several weeks have y
1g turned to their home in Worcester, Mas
Ir N. r. Dunshcc has been iu Burlingtt
ls several days the past week being treat
IS for an eye troublc.-MrS Eli King AZ
c- daughter are at home from n visit Of So
- cral weeks in Massachusetts.-Mr al
he Mrs. G. w. Seares of Berkshire are Wis
an ing G, f.. Searles and wfe.-S. II. Ira,
H. and wife are at home from a visit
Whitehall, n. Y.-Mrs. T.. r. Leet is 7
m. ported seriously ll,-The Bristol rairoi
will run an extra train the 23d to come
with the Rutland road excursion. Re-
to Simeon Gardner is failing.-Dr Edg
he Farr of New York is the guest of his p
in rents. f.. 5, Farr and wife.--The mercu
He registered % In the shade here Saturda
nd r. a. Young started for Buffalo, n.
nd Saturday night, called there by the sudd