Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-17


the past four weeks, returned to her home
in Brooklyn, N. Y. Monday night
Henry George and wife are moving from
the brick block into Mrs. o. r. Lucc's
house on Main street
Mrs G. y. Kramer of Gorham v.
H., is in town on her way to Barre to at
tend the wedding of Miss Mary Tabor,
who formerly lived in this town.
There will be n regular meeting of the
n. T. o. =. Tuesday evening.
Miss Ann Matthews, sister OF O. ID.
Matthews. Is in town, visiting friends
r. w. Webster is in Boston this week
on business connected with the tanncry.
Mrs Henry Mower, who has been visit
ing at George Mowers, has returned to
her home in Sheldon.
Agnes Woodward returned Tuesday to
her work in Berlin, n. ".
Prof. Bonnet, who has been here for
two years, will give two balloon ascen-
sions during two days Of the county fair
which is to be held Sept. 6, I. g.
The Y. p S. c. r. of the Congrega-
tional church gave lawn party at the
parsonage last evening
A. +. Bowman has moved his goods TO
the Rocheleau building on Portland street.
Mrs. j. @. Sawyer is very sick with ~.
phoid fever at Barton, but 1t is hoped he
danger is past
| CAMBRIDGE
Mrs Ward, who has been spending the
summer with her sister Mrs r. r. Jones
started for her home in West Virginia
Monday.-Mrs. Allen Soue of Fairfield is
at her fathers w. II. Parker's for "A visit
Miss Maud Brush Of Hardwich, who has
been visiting her cousin Miss Ethel Brush
has returned to her home.-Miss MabelIe
Ford Of st. Adams is spending the week
with her friend Miss Helen Holmes.-E.
j. Gates and family, with Albert Cutting
and family attended the campmeeting at
/ Eu1l do. 'h, .,,,l,, Il
net band gave a concert and lawn party
with cake and ice cream on DR.. NeUtons
lawn Tuesday evening.-The remains of
Mrs. Ruth Coburn, u former resident,
were brought here from Milton for burial
on Monday. Sevices were held at the
Methodist church-Miss Gertrude Horse
fall and sister OF Poughkeepse n. y. are
spending the summer at the American
House.
STOWE.
Carrie Brush is home for a two weeks
vacation.-Fred Scribner, with friend. is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. p
Scribner.-Paul Raymond is spending a
week at G. n. Morses, Bakersfeld.-J J.
Billings has bought of G. W. Clark large
areas of timber land in what was formerly
Mansfield and Sterling-Mrs H. H. Ray
mond has gone to Saco Me, to get the
benefit of the sea breeze. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. F. II. Marshall. who will
visit Mr.. Marshalls sister, Mrs Dora Har-
mon.-Miles, Mcmahon & Co. have pur-
chased the II. 5. Fuller farm at Moscow. -
BY the will of the late Rev C. A. Savage.
the Congrega tional church receives a
legacy of s1o0 to be used for the support
of preaching the gospel in said church.
HYDE PARK.
Rev. y. e. Croft occupied the pulpit At
the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing and also gave a brief discourse in the
evening Mr.. Croft is an enthusiastic and
forceful speaker and .he has wealth If
practical ideas ever al hand. He is spend e.
ing the summer with relatives in Mou'i s.
vile.
+. +. Woodside. a travelling man, who
has lately been residing at Newport has
rented the Blodgctt house on Prospect
Nue and Will occupy 1t as soon as 1t can
be completed
w. |. Doty of Denver. Col, arrived in
town Monday night for visit with his
father, II. D. w. Doty Mr.. Doty is secre-
tary of a wheemen's club in Denver.
which sends five participants to the races
to he held in Boston this week and he ac-
companied them to the Bean City. going
there Wednesday morning.
:. IS. Waite left Friday night for Port
land, Me. After spending a week in that
vicinity he will take trip through Nova
Scotia This is his first vacation in three
!
; ably be absent couple of weeks.
Misses Edith and Gertrude Patch OF
| Boston are visiting with their aunt, Mrs.
} {. 5. Page.
Mrs r P Hill and son have returned
| from their visit in Colebrook. y. II.
| +. NJ Campbell returned the first Of the
} week from a ten days outing at Willough
} by lake.
] The johnson aggregation Of ball tossovs
defeated the Hyde Park team for thc
$ fourth successive time last Saturday af
l t'rnoon on the academy campus. The
. home team had the game well in hand "
+ to the ninth inning when they fell down
. allowing the visitors TO score five runs anc
r win the game. The score was is tn Ii.
The News and Citizen building Ia being
= cvcrhauled and raised about three feet
from its former foundation. The basemen
: will he converted into press room NJ
: II. Goodhua is experimenting the work.
: Arthur II. Grimes is assisting in thu
e News and Citizen office.
y Fred Gale of Chicago arrived Monday
= fer visit with his aunt. Mrs. y. G. Wood
4 This is his first visit here in four years.
- r. +. Hill and George f. Brill took hi
. cycle trip through Dixvile Notch the frs
= Of the week.
$ The campmeetng at Ithiel Falls attract
s ed many pc lple from here last Sunday.
@ ~ e. keesa' has pcen spending a woel
. hero in resting from his labors ut Lyu
: donvillr.
h Miss Flora Slayton has secured lucra
tive position as stenographor and book
keeper with wholesale lumber firm il
lHolyoke, Mass and has entered upon he
: duties there. She mas been employed il
: j. r. Child's real estate office for severa
- months past.
: Mrs H. Il Ward Of Wilmington, Del,
y visited friends here recently.
! Mrs p. T. DEMO is at Queen City Park
% burlington. for outing.