Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-06
HYDE PARK.

Mrs George Thorp IL visiting at w.
W. Thorp's for few days.-Mrs. Maud
Gates, who has been visiting in Hyde
Park the past week. has returned to her
home in Johnson.--Mr. and Mrs. George
e. White accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Springer of Mortified were the guests
of Judge White over Sunday. They came
in the formers auto.-Judge Tucker and
James Newcomb made a flying trip to
Corey pond Sunday.-Frcd r. Gates of
johnson visited here Sunday.-William
Warren and family have moved to
| Spencer, Mass, where Mr.. Warren has
| employment on large farm.-Robert
| Mudgett of Pages office force has gone
| home for an extended vacation. Mrs.
| Mudgctt is visiting with her parents In
the meantime.--The baccalaureate sermon
| was delivered Sunday night by Mr..
| 1Iamlin, to a large audience. Tuesday
| night came the class day exercises. fol-
| lowed by the promenade and Wednesday
| evening the regular graduation exercises,
| followed by banquet and dance.
Mr. Buskey of Worcester, who has OBJ
tanned employment with c. S. Page, has
rented the tenement vacated by Mr.. War
ren.-The work Of excavation for the
| basement under the new office building
to be erected by c. S. Page is nearly
completed.-The case Of Robins VS.. Nc
Cinnis has been settled by Mr.. McGnnis
paying So and costs. This was a case of
trespass arising from fishing on brook
stocked and posted by Robins.-Mr and
Mrs Shorey of Stanstead. p. O., are Wis
iting at Mr.. KniEht's.-Frank Strong,
who has been camping nj Caspian Lake,
has returned, bringing with him several
large trout
County court opened yesterday morn
ing and the case of J.. Z. Whitney VS.
W. F. Whitcomb apt, was taken up
This is a case of assumpsit. whitney
contracted with Newcomb to do log
job and was to receive IS per thou
sand for cutting skiddng and draw
ing, and on the satisfactory compile
ton Of the job was to receive csc pei
thousand extra. When the logs were
measured a suit was brought to col
lect the 20 cents per thousand agreed
= upon, amounting to about S39.41.-Th'
2 class day exercises of the class of 1907
c Lamoille Central Academy. We're hell
Tuesday evening IN the Congregations
g Church and were largely attended. TIL
e programme was as follows: March
u Mrs. e. G. Page; SOLO, y. {. Jones
I presidents address, Ralph Newcomb
: class history, Mary Whitcomb; elias
prophecy, Clarence Parker solo, Mrs
: f. G.. Page: class poem. Helen Wood
- address to undergraduates. Laur
White. These parts were we'll rem
;. dered and highly appreciated by tn
audience. The local hits In the elias
), history and prophecy were especial
good. After the exercises at tn
b, church a senior reception and prom
:. enade was held a the Academy hail.
. Sarah Tibbets was here yesterday t
"A answer to a charge of selling and fur
=, nishing intoxicating liquor without
a license. Justice Waite after hearin
70 the evidence considered that sll
IS should be held for appearance at cour
Is ty court. and fixed the bail at $50
ID Upon her refusal TO furnish same. ST.
le was committed to Jail TO await he
I hearing.-Ethel Holbrook of Green:
'e boro is visiting in town, and will r,
" main until after commemorative
T. ton I!ill is visiting with his parcn
at during the week He has a positio
IN with the Doubleday Page Co. of Ne
r York city.