Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27

| Montpelier In attendance upon the meet
ing of National Life agents.--Mrs. David
Tees and daushters Lizzie and Jennie,
of Montreal are spending a few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Paw.-Lydin
Beatty, who has been visiting In East
Burke for the past week. returned homo
Tuesday. She was accompanied by her
friend Floy Gibson, who is to spend
few weeks with her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
j. A. Gibson.-C. w. ingalls, of Montpelier
| IL spending n few days at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. T.. II. Beatty.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harlie A. I'ashaw returned from
their wedding Journey Tuesday and will
pass a few days here previous to making
their home in Farnham. Que.-He'h Towle
returned from Posdam Wednesday morn
mig. He visited tho Sisson stock farm
and purchased four years old COW that
| will be shipped ut oncc.-rhc Vermont
Mutual have adjusted the damages by
lightning to st. Matthews Church done
last week by payment of $40. The Or. y.
j. Kendall company are tn make the re-
pairs Of damage done at the same time
ard tho insurance company will pay the
blil.-Ilarlow Scarls of Dcs Moines. Iowa.
and Foster Clement of Burlington wcra
in town Tuesday calling on old friends.
Mrs. Bronson of Kingman, Kansas, who
| with Il daughter has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. y. s. Towic, has returned to
her fathers in Chanplain. y. Y.-Dr. w.
$. Stevens and family. who came to
Maple orange cottage Saturday were in
this village Monday with friends who
were OH their return to- ST Adams
Merrill Irish spent Sunday in Burlington.
II S Morrill,. n nephew Of the late Cni'
ted States Senator Morrill,. IS convassing
in the interest Of the Free Press.-An evil
dencc that there are still some all-round
M chanics lof, may hc seen by calling at
tho blacksmith shop Of &. II. Mitchell
md inspecting hammer he made last
Saturday. 1t Is AS fine piece cf work
as you will seldom sec.-The Kings Her
aids will serve ice cream next Friday
evening on the lawn of Mr.. II. N. kim
: bail.--Scth Towie went Monday to Pots
dam to soc tn" Jersey stock on a. w.
Slsson, IRIS farm near thar city. His
herd already contains some animals of
the SsSOn strain-Miss Lillian Brown Of
Fellows Falls is stopping for few days
IN the family of her brother, DIR. r. II.
Brown on orchard street. DR. and Mrs.
Brown and daughter spent sunday with
his fathers family in Swanton.-rhe
funeral eAerCisrs over the romans Of
Miss l.. S. " alkcr were held at tho resi-
dence of Mrs. Abhic Rawson on Church
street at two o'clock Tuesday. the Rcv.
T.. r.. White officiating Music WAS
furnished by n ruartettc consisting OF
". ". Yaw. c. n. Alcll and Misses
Jessie and Helena Carpenter who rem
dered 90. Thou MY Child. Jesus Lover
OF My Soul and Lead Kindly Light. :"
J The bearers were G. Fuller and Harold
ED ~ hrI1
Leach The body was taken to Greens
Corner on the 1874 train, where the bur
i'll was made. Among those from oft of
town present wcrc W. r. Jennison,
Misses Bertha and Minnie 1ennisor. Ms
C. V. Fulton, Mrs. Joseph Warner and
William I.arall of ST. Albans
ST. Adams.
A daughter was born Saturday after
noon to Mr.. ard Mrs. George T. Andcr-
son of Boston. MIR. and Mrs Anderson
are the guests of Mr.. Andcrson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. =. Anderson of
Congress street.
stephen ID. Hopkins of Congress street,
who was stricken with paralysis several
weeks ago, shows a marked improvement
IN his condition. and expects to he able
, to he out and around within IL fcw weeks
The sale of the st. Adams street rail-
way advertised for the 10Th inst. to sat
isfy a judgment obtained by the Citizens
, Coal company of Burlington of SG.OS5 sc
for coal. has been postponed until Sep
tender J. 1t is understood that the sale
was put over as a partial payment and
understanding has been had between tho
parties interested.
Sergeant William II. Sullivan Camp.
No
mustered in with "a charter members
July 26 by Department Commander T.. II.
Prcuty of Burlington. The ceremony
which was attended by most of the mem
. bers took place in Soldiers Memorial hall
on Maiden Lane at eight o'clock The
following officers were elected. being in
stalled by Department Commander
. Prouty: Commander. Frank H. Greene;
senior vice-commander, John G.. Norton;
junior v1cc-commander. Roy a. Brush.
, officer of the day. Royal s. Kimball Off
. Ger of the guard. George Petty; chaplain,
Merton J. Bascom trustees. Harrie V.
Hall. a. Wellesley Coote and Frank l..
Greene. The camp is composed Of former
members of Co. b, LIST Vermont volunteers
in the Spanish American War.
! 4 son was born Tuesday morning to
MFR. and Mrs. c. A. Bostwick of Bank
street
Tho Franklin County Telephone COM
pany of this city has bought from w.
. o. Start of Bakersfield, the telephone
line which MIR. start as special liccnsee
of the New England Telephone Co.
9 held on n fve-year term. The field in
which this line Is located will be de-
velopcd to its greatest capacity and Il
modern and complete exchange Will be
y installed at East Fairfield to handle
the business of that section. There
lare now but fifteen on the line. but
lthrty-siX new subscribers have al
ready been secured and it is confidently
Expected that there will be at least
u one hundred phones in use on this new
addition within three months
. The marriage OF Miss Florence A.
8 HOlyoke. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
r. HolyOke of the town of st. Albans,
and DR.. Harley S. Hcrrick Of Westford.
will take place on Wednesday evening,
1 | August 2, at 1880 o'clock.
RICHFORD.
!. Birncy Martin fell on moving cir
cular saw Saturday at eleven o'clock.
| while working in Comnes's saw mil. The
saw struck him in the right thigh and