Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-10


c. French and family are spending "a few
weeks at Pcake Isand.-Henry Waller
and Guy Seedlings arc camping out by
Lake Morey i'm Farlee.-Mrs j. O.
Thrasher has gone to Old Orchard.-Mrs.
j. Il. Foster and children have gone to
visit her parents on Cape Cod.-Mr. and
Mrs Edward Hope have gone to Will
oughby b. w. Hldredth of the Express
and Standard is at Willoughby.-liarry
Humphrey and family are visiting In Bar
ton and Canada for n week.-Tom ALL
church Of Boston is here on visit to his
sister, Mrs. D. A. Doloff-Oscar Domey
and Harry Whitaker are very sick.-Mrs
Ella Chamberln and son, Harry. of Dor
chester Mass, are here visiting relatives
Mrs T.. $. Ball and daughter have gone
to spend "A few weeks with her brother -
Mrs w. f.. Kipp has returned from a Wis
iting trip to friends in Albany and VOL
colt
BARTON.
Charles Fuller and wife of Montpelier
are visiting at T.. w. Baldwin's. -Will
Webster of Coventry, who has rocently
completed a two years course in pharma-
cy al the University of Maine, visited rel
atives here last week.-The cannon given
by Gen. Grout has been mounted upon a
granite pedestal at the north end of the
park.-Miss Stebbins, who Is employed in
the treasury department at Washington,
ID. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs c. c..
Raldwin.-An interesting game of hall was
played at the fair ground Friday after
Friday afternoon between the local club
and the Lyndonvile team, assisted by
stiles and Howe of St Johnsbury, Fred
Guild of Barton Landing. and Pitcher
Gokey of Newport. Barton won'15 to 10.
1t should perhaps, be said that the Lynn
donvlles had played full game Friday
forenoon. having defeated the club at Bar
Inc Vac. OIL atNa ~ -,
fair will oe held here September IL. 10 and
IA new watering trough, cut out of
granite, has been located near the depot.
An entertainment was given under the
auspices of the order of the Eastern Star
at opera hall, August LIST The programme
included selection by male quartette,
Messrs. Baldwin, Tapin, Whitcher and
Tenney; violin solo by Maude Mossman;
vocal duet by Mr.. Baldwin and Mrs. Stan
nard piano duet by Mrs. Pilsbury and
Miss Whitney, and cantsta, THE Sun
flowers" by ten little girls. Ice cream
and cake were served and Potter's orches-
ira furnished music for a promenade.
After the summer school reception at Sea-
vers hall Thursday evening, Superintend-
ent I. F. Hall of North Adams, Mass, de-
liVered a short lecture on Patriotism In
Education," Miss May Wheeler of Iras-
burgh gave a whistling selection and Miss
Lothrop Of Barton Landing rendered a
n
promenade and dance-Dr Gale Of Barre,
,yho b,s boen ,isiting at Iosenh Owen,s
for tho mast two weeks. went TO Hardwick
Nondav-At the last session, of the sum
NOR school tho following officers we're
elected for next vear. President. Hon. L.
II Thomnson Ira shurqh. vice.nresident
7 w Redmond Newnort. secretary Miss
Jennie NJ Locke Rarton Landing: treas
urer. Miss Kate Ferrin. Holland: execu-
tive committee. Miss Maggie Ruiter. Der
nv. Miss Nellie Foss Barton. f. e. Web
ster Barton; advisory board. Hon. D. NJ
Camp Newport: Mrs A. D. Chandler
Barton Landing: C. w. Wheeler. Iras-
burgh; Mrs. E. T. Seaver' North Troy;
Glover; NJ. A. Adams, DeIby.-A party
consisting of VIII Wright, Clara Col
hurne, Mabel Miles, Frank Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. House of Newport, Clarence
Cowles, Ida Miles and Maude Mossman
left here Monday for few days outing
at Willoughby Lake.-County Examiner
c. A. Andrews of Derby conducted II
teachers examination here August avd
8. About % candidates for certificates ap-
qeared
RAE,u>SRJ-Ry
KEY. Mr.. aiken from coventry VIII
preach III the Methodist episcopal church
next Sunday-EIla LeaVltt, aged ~ years.
dled at her fathers nome MONDAY even
ing. july 81. Inc funeral was held Weo-
neSday AFTERNOON, the Kew ~ /" Evans
ohciaung' -Ihe moral tributes were NUM-
erous ana beautiful. Mr.. Libpy ana wiie
from Enosourg' are visiting ms Drotner
james LloDy OF the Eagle hotel'--ClaIehce