Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-31


used for freight and storage batteries for
passenger traffic.
The Chadwick foundry has taken tho
contract to furnish 100 pairs of IRON table
legs per month for one year to the Souto
Furniture comAny.
Al the Grange meeting Saturday evening
an excellent programme in honor of chill
dren's day was carried out in manner
satisfactory to a large number of patrons
and visiting members. The children were
treated to candy. A large number OF reel
tatons were given by them. The Wood
ward quartette and the Grange orchestra
led by r. A. Phillips, rendered excellent
music. delightful little duet by Misses
Dumas and Bailey was another enjoyable
feature but j. w Gabrielle with his
gramophone was the leading entertainer.
A harvest march by sixteen of the young
people in costume was among the pleas
ing features
j. Eugene Finn returned to Boston
Tuesday after a several days'stay here
and with his sisters I'M Burlington. He
was called here to see about the disposi-
tion of two springs on his Braintree farm
which were annexed by the water COM
missioncrs last week on a temporary adj
dtion to the village water supply. They
are still his property.
Miss Name Harwood of Allegheny, Pa,
has been a recent guest at Harrison Har-
woods.
r. w. BdldWpl fanny return 10 CT.
Adams to-day after spending the summer
at their cottage in Peth
Lewis Dickerson and family have re-
turned to Holyokc, Mass. after "A visit al
the home Of Lawyer NJ. NJ. Wilson, his
brothCr-in law
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Dean and Mrs.
Edwin Harrington of Boston. who had
been the guests Of A. ". Dean and wife,
returned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hedge and two
daughters returned to Boston Tuesday af-
ter spending two weeks at Hillside Fagm.
the guests of D. II, Morse and family.
Samuel McIutosh of Northlield has been
visiting at tho nome of his son, Edward,
this week.
Robert Morton is spending the week in
burlington.
j. c. Mann and wife are on a visiting
trip to Addison and Manchester this week.
Postmaster Eldredge and wife are enter
tanning Mrs. James McGlallin and daugh-
tee of Warren this week
Alfred Wells finishes work to-day at the
cooperative creamery. George Ladeau of
Braintree is the new assistant.
Wesley Durkee and wife have returned
to Fayston.
Miss Bertha Pratt of Boston, a niece of
Mrs John Moses, has arrived for two
weeks stay.
j.. s. Emery and wife returned to WASH
ngton, D. c. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. n. f. Lewis are in Boston
this week, having been called there by the
illness Of sister
Charles Kingshury and wife of Montpel-
Ter have been guests this week OF g. w.
Drew and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bradish returned 10
their home in Me1ford. Mass Monday.
Miss Ada Fits of Boston is guest of
II. w. Fits and family.
Mrs w W. Case, who lad been a guest
of hat. ietn Afru D-in ,,AI
TO Holyokc, Mass, Saturday
Miss Carrie Lamson. who went TO New
York about two weeks ago to meet Miss
Helen West, a friend just retu<nng from
a European trip, has arrived at Idleton
cottage with Miss West as her guest
viii Tobcy mas returned from visit to
Burlington.
Prof. j. Laroy Mann, an INSTRUCTOR in
civil engineering at the Thayer school, Wis
tied his father, j. G. Mann, the first of the
week.
Miss May Cross of Hulyoke. Mass. and
her friend Miss Clara Newhall of Wind
scr, are guests of her mother Mrs. Assem-
ath Cross
+. n. Salisbury went to Boston on bust
ness Tuesday
Miss Clare Baglcy comes from Keene, N
H., to-day to remain until after the mar
rage Of Miss Bertha daughter of MC and
Mrs. Eugene Warbler, 10 John Udal of
evening, September at the nome Of the
brides parents on School street.
NEWBURY.
Schools will begin Monday, Sept 4th
Gay w. FELTON, comes back for the second
year principal Of the Seminary depart
ment. Mr.. FELTON, is a resident of Burinz-
ton and graduate Of the T.. V NJ. and a
very popular and successful teacher.-Phe
Monticello house at Sulphur Sprins has
( had a large run of business this season.
Rcv. Edward Fairbanks, ID. D.. aud wife
CT St. Johnsbury are among the guests at
the present tme.--It is announced that
Raymond L. Smith of Wells River and
David S. Conant of Bridport will be cam
ddates for States attorney at the next
county convention. Much regret Is ex-
pressed ~ this section that the proposed
summer meeting OF the Fish and Game
League to Quebec is canceled.-H. w.
Bailey has issued invitations to the New
bury boys in the Spanish war to hold their
second reunion at his summer place,
Camp Pineton' on Saturday, Sept. 18th.
NewbuCy furnished twenty-one enlisted
men for the war with Spain.-Judgc and
Mrs. Watson were guests of James d,
/ Hale Aug. 21st, AT Camp Crusoc on Halls
pond.-Capt. Harry b. Chamberlin
now at Matanzas, Cuba, has presented
the TenUy library with complete and
valuable set Of Spanish war relics.-The
sawyer house, formerly the Old Seminary
| boarding house hut in recent years kept
as a hotel is indefinitely closed. Mr.. Saw
yer having leased the Tavern at Hanover,
y. II. Mr. Sawyer and Ills father before
him were well known hotel men. 1t is
q matter of regret that this commodious
house is to pc closed.
TUNBRIDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sargent leave here
! for Philadelphia Friday morning. They
! will stay there until the close Of the G. A
r. encampment-Walla w. Swan went
to Newport n. H., last week for a short
visit.-Mr. and Mrs. q. II. Broadway OF
Philadelphia, who have passed the sum-
mer at Drew farm, returned to Phladel-
phia last Frday.-Miss Gail Corwin and
Harold Corwin of Chelsea, are passing a
few days here as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Tucker-Dr F. r.. Dean has Nelson
p. unmarked at the Worlds Playground &c
be trained by ID. M Roberts. Nelson u
is by Nelson Hood who was by the famous
Nelson. His dam was by Peters Morgan
Mrs. Chas. r, Hoyt and son of Airing
ton, Mass, were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs s. Il. Ciley.-Mrs. Kate l.. Cushmar
of Branford, Conn, went to Meriden, ~
H., Wednesday, and will come here for d
short visit soon.-Mrs. Alice r. Comstoch
and Homer A. Holt of New York city
who have passed several weeks at Elihu
Tuller's returned to New York Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. julius c. Goodwin who
have becn guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. s
Tracy a short time left here Saturday
for their home in Philadelphia.-Wa llacc