Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22

the evening the students will have some
literary exercises in the town hall follow
ed by a promenade. Tho school will take
q two weeks vacation. During the in
tcrim Principal Ingalls, ana Mrs. Ingalls,
expect to spend a few days at her homo in
West Charleston.
JOHNSON.
Rev. |. r. johnson and wife are spend
ing a few days in P~ottersvillc. y. y
II. W. Peck is earring potatoes and pay
ing forty cents per buShcl.-Nrs MargettS
and daughter have returned from their
visit at West Rumrey. y. H.-MIss Hattie
Hatch has gon to fiardwick for "A while.
John Waterman spent sunday viii his
brothers, Thomas and Norman.-Henry
Holmes, who has been visiting his broth
er. D.. q. Holmes, has returned to MS
home in Shoreham.-E. II. Shcrwiu mas
sold the Morgan place to Frank Dodge
The Saxby mill ana 800 acres Of land has
been sold to f.. H.. Sherwin and l.. w.
SnXby.-Ar. and Mrs. Bert Gauvin visited
relatives in Waterville last week.-A Mr..
Randall. who has sung with EVANGELIST
Moody and Francis Murphy, sang at the
". T.. church last ~Sunday.-Mrs. James
Hickey has a severe attack of the grip.
Mr.. Hope. who lives in the Tulipor
house, Is very sick.
MORRISVILLE.
A special meeting Of tho stockholders Of
the Morrisville Tanning CO., is called for
Tuesday, Feb. p, at $50 p. m, TO see if
the company Will vote to sell its plant in
Guiding machinery, boilers, engines. etc
and if 50 at what price; also to appoint
an agent to transfer the same in the com.
pany's name.
Mrs. Ida Churchill went TO Swanton
Tuesday for a weeks visit With Mrs. e.
G. sheldon.
Edmund - \T,,r.p aud ,,ff. ,F D,,I;,,
ton were at his fathers ON Sunday.
Mrs. c. IA. Slocum returnod Saturday
night from a four weeks visit in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Laraway started
Saturday evening for .Athol, Mass, and
vicinity, going there to look for u desirable
farm near some good market.
The cantata, "The l~Iaymakers." given
at, the town hall Friday and Saturday
evenings under the auspices OF III
Methodist society was a success in every
way, drawing fun houses each night.
Il. V. y. Burke of Barton Landing cams
to town Monday night.
Mr.. Harvey Thompson, who has been in
very poor health for a long time. die
Monday. \ shock was the immcdiat.
cause OF his death.
\ case of scarlet fever is reported in the
family of Frank Chandler, just across the
bsldgr on the Brooklyn side.
the road between here and CadNs Fail,
has at last been cleared of the ice so thai
it is passablc for teams once mora.
Mrs. Sim, who has been confined to Tia,
house for some weeks is able to be ouI
once more.
Mrs. {. \. Sriller starts THURSDAY
morning fog Troy, y. V, for a long an
ticipated visit to her sister, expecting &c
be gone about a week.
WATERVILLE.
Miss Mary Wilbur was at home from
Burlington over Sunday. Pear Tohir
visited friends in town last week MIR
and Mrs. l.. j. Leach visited friends a
Richford last Week.-Mrs.. George Mann
is spending u week with friends at Mort
UnderhilL-Mrs. William Chase and sol
of East Fletcher visited friends in town
last week,-Elmor Withcrell had his lei
hand badly cut on II slab saw at Robin
sons mill last week.
CAMBRIDGE.
Sidney y. Thomas and Eena p. Elan
dors. both of Fletcher, were married il
: CAMBRIDGE. February II, by Rev. Henry
C.. Howard.
, Mr.. ana Mrs. Alonzo II. Sherman Of St
Adams are the guests of Mr., and Mrs
Frank wills.
l STOWE.
Mary Watts is spending the week Will
relatives in Morristown. Stowe Corne
: Band furnished the music for the prone
: nade at Waterbury Centre, Tuesday night
| THE regular meeting of the W. Il. c.. vii
) be held Friday afternoon, After TIA
p business has been disposed of the la
5 dies Will have a social houS during whicl