Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-03

ing their grandfather, II. W. Jones-Dr.
Platt, accompanied by Rev. and Mrs.
Hannum, went to Burlington Friday on
the steamer Nermont-Miss Esther
Forbes of Troy is visiting her niece, Miss
Merritt.
Mrs. Shaw has gone to Palmer, n Y. 10
visit sister.-W B. Bullow Of Salisbury
spent Sunday at the sell.-Thomas
Brown of Deerheld, n. II. is visiting at M.
!" Baldwin s.-A1rs. Clark of Gons Falls
n. Y. is visiting at w w Moores.-Mrs.
Martin of Nergennes is visiting Mrs. A. j.
Towner
SOUTH STARKSBCRO.
The Friends quarterly meeting will lie
held here the 18th and 18th of this month.
Rev. Elmer Gildersleevc. the singer, Rev.
Elias Minard and others ar, expected
from away.--Mrs Burril and daughter ire
visiting at Byron Hulburt's s.-Mrs Lucin-
da Grace was worse Sunday She recamc
nearly blind and has rtmaned partially
blind since but is little better at preeont
Three Sunday-schools are to Join for a
picnic in the near future-l1is'c HiGlcy and
Cora Orvis are visiting relatives here.
RIPTON.
Mabel Purinton of Lincoln was A guest
at the Congregational parsonage last
Veek.-Rev. Mr.. Iforseman pre- ,chod a Il @
Methodist Episcopal church last Smud "
Justice Hodges is suffering from poison
in his right hand.-Rev. HoElc dnG fam ly
are spending their vacation III Rupert
Mrs. John Chandler Is visiting her par nts
in Observation-Disclosures. j. II. Hpughton
Of Middlebury is to preach in the Conere-
gationdl church next Sunday forenoon.
Rev. ]. j. Mcdonald breaches in sudbury.
"A very pleasant time was spent at the
congregational parsonage July nth, it he
ing the pastors birthday. About 50 gath
cred to remind him of the fact.-Col. Dun
shee and j. Rider were IN town last week.
-ieorse Woodbury. is on the sicl list.
HANCOCK.
Rev. Mr.. Sharpe and family have gone
to Sunset Lake for "A vacation of two
weeks. Rev. Mr.. Ellis will suppl, his pull
pit in his absanCe.-Clarke Kidder and wife
were in town one day this Week.-Mrs..
Clinton Chahn and family from Bethel
are in town for few days.-'rhc Lad'es'
Olive Branch will meet with Lena Rhodes
Wednesday afternoon and evening, Auc.
O. Mrs 5. II. Buel is in very poor health.
WEST FERRIsBURG.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cranston and child
rem of Minnesota are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Pecu.-Miss Molle Hanl-
ton of Addison has been visiting friends
in town.
BREAD LOAF.
friends here last Sunday and Monday
Daniel Durham and Floyd Perry from
Hancock were in town last week. Miss
Catherine McDevitt from Dorset. who is
a. work at Bread Loaf. has been sick for
few days, is now Inprovng.-Charlie
Carr is on the sick list.-Goorge Kirby
from Rochester was in town the :irst Of
the week.-Eunice Eison from West
Era'ntree is at work for II. j. Beemin.
STARKsBORO
Mrs. Sidney Sayles and children and
mother Mrs, Smith, have rented Mrs.
Eliza Kingsley's house for the summer
Mrs Hartwell Clifford is confined to her
bed aeain.-O. D. Baldwin was in Burlins-
ton Monday.-Ciuy Bushnell has moved
back his house. raised the roof and is now
building the new addition in front.-The
{. g. c. meets with Miss ClaIa saith
Thursday afternoon Adc ms wounds
are slowly healing and she is Out OF
daneer.-The Hnesbug gh band gave an
open air concert n this town Friday even
lnG, which was greatly 9Joyed uy the
towns people as well as many from out
OF town.-Calvin Clifford ran INTO Noble
Wyman's wagon Friday night, throwing
Mrs. Wyman to the ground. 40 damage
was done except sprung aylt.-Bruce,
the "hutter malleC' has sued l.. Gordon
for assault. a quarrel Of words was on
gagged in, which resulted in Gordon
chasing Bruce with a rake and breaking it
over hm.-Mrs. Aldise Knight from the
northern part of the State is visiting
friends and relatives In town.
! WEYBRIDGE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Holton of Northfield are
the guests Of Mrs. G.. l.. Harrington and
othec friends.-Miss Helen Richardson Of
Middlebury and Harry Richardson of Chi
cago visited at G. w. Cobb's last week.
The Congregational and Methodist sunday
schools will have a picnic in grove near
a. ]. Stoves next Tuesday afternoon 49,
Mrs. Mary Gordon and daughter Miss
Anna, of Montpelier are the guests ot
MRS. o. *. Brittell.-A dozen couples OF
our young people took a trip last Friday
afternoon on the steamer Alexander from
NerCennes to Port Henry, returning by
moonlight. They report very enjoyable
ime.-Clyde Fiske has gone to Block
Island to work in summer hotel.-A little
child of Bert Her was seriously cut by
q moving machine last week Both legs
were nearly severed. There are slight
hopes of recovery.-Farmers in this vicin-
ity have nearly all finished haying and
report light crop.-A room is being pre-
pared in the basement of the town hall
for the new library.
NORTH FERRISBUEGH
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ploof died Sunday.-Mss Ida NJ. Kenyon
has retusned from Whallonsburg. n. Y.
where she has been to visit her sister.
Mrs. F. NJ. Stearns.-Dr. +. 5. Lane and
family left Sunday for their home in
Bridgewater, after a short visit at the old
home of Mrs. Lane.-Frederick Fcakc who
served in the British marines At Inkcr-
man and Baaklava and vas afterwards
transferred to the 25th regiment. X. O. r..
and ordered to Canada. is visiting his old
comrade GeoCge Ambrose, who was cor
poral in the same rcgiment.-M. + Allen
and family have gone into camp ,or the
month OF August at the cottage on Thomp-
sons Pont-Ear Davis has gone to
Essex, n. Y, for short vist.--Mrs
Anna Richardson went to Waterbury sat
urday to see her daughter at the asylum.
Melvin Davis who is at work in Con-
cord y. H., visited at his amts. Mrs.
Amelia Palmer's, last week
LINCOLN.
Mrs. G. G. Lang and son of Barton were
guests of A. y. Morgan's family over sun
day.-Mrs. $. j. Sargent and Miss Addie
Tarr attended the funeral of Eugene Field
in Panton Sunday.-A son was born 10 NJ
and Mrs. benjamin Hammer July 2Jth.-J
a three weeks stay at Long Pont.-On
Uuion church, there will he no services
spent last week with her son, Dr, Il, D.
of Ripton visited at /. G. Colby's the first
part of the Week.-Mrs. Pearle Cove
Smith and little daughter of Bridgewater
It'll.