Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-20
TFHE NEWS In VERMONT.
MA : TENS OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STATE.
Chittenden County.
HINESBURGH.

and 1s under the able charge of G.
w. Stafford with Miss NJ. f. Miles assist
ans Miss Ida Bennett is teaching
successful school in No. 9 and Miss Min
ME Yarney has model school In No. |.
-.-.. Over 100 attended the sociable at II.
n Hull's last Wednesday and had a very
enjoysble time. ....T The w. G. Z. u. met
at Mrs. James Miners s, Thursday. ....A
good number started for Charlotte, Fri
day, to atten the Fisk Jubilee singers
concert but were obliged to return on &C
souut of drifted roads. 80. There has
been considerable talk of the towns in
cesBpg in snow roller to make winter
roads This certainly is a good winter to
test one. About 1900 pounds of but
ter was marketed here Monday, at from
Is 20 2S cents; The make of few new
milk diaries brought 2S cents. $500. The
tobsggsn slide opened favorably, Satur-
lay night. .Coburn Pierce is building
4 Gne traverse to run Oh the Mead hill.
NoboRanning and coasting have come to
ne standard sport with our people.
There will be a donation visit and oyster
supper at the Methodist parsonage, for
tks benefit of Rev. 5. j. Robinson, Thurs
lay evening, this week. Everybody is in
tlted ....... Prof. Perkins lectured in the
B1 ptist house, Monday evening, The in
tevegt IN this course of scientific lectures
.uwroaGes and speaks well not ouly for the
gen.gl and able manner in which the pro
fessoT treats his subject bat also tor the
fujtTre of orr people, and many thanks
are due to Principal Stafford for arranging
4n2s very profitable course and also to the
4aar,ette club which has furnished such
enjoyable mus1c.......The Congrega-
tj0nsl Sunday school have elected II. NJ.
'a94, superintendent, A. Sykes, assist
ana Mrs g. ID. Boynton, secretary and
treasurer. Clinton Field, librarian. This
school has membership Of 10S with
seven teachers and an average attendance
~ .s.
Vie Weekly Free Press from
GEiS date is reduced one half-it
is RoW only ONE DOLLAR a
yeaEa
ESSEN
the 58tt annual meeting of the "First
Ecclesiastical society of Essex twas held
On Tuesday, January 8. 1t was organized
L.. 1902 under the laws of the State for the
purpose of building meeting houses and
hiring ministers The officers for the
ensuing year are, moderator, Amasa Os-
good clerk and treasurer Albert A.
oi&t2r committee, G.. f.. Green, G.. j.
ayers and +. b. Smith trustee of public
lands, +. j. Tyler collectors, Mrs. G. +.
g raene md Mrs. c. Il. Rowe. The treas
1r2T's report shows the society to be free
.rom debt, and its fluids ali safely invest
ID. The annual meeting of the Els.
sex Classical Institute association was
y
GERS elected for the ensuing year are,
president, Il G Butler, NJ. d. vice presi-
delG, Samnel keeler, l.. j. Tyler secre-
tary. Albert a. Slater treasurer, George
"A. Brown, eI ecutive committee, the
president ara secretary er OficiiS, r. 3.
Tyler, &. +. Greene and f.. II. lyle. The
school is now under the charge of \. q.
CoK, a NJ, principal, and Miss Celia
olosSon. assistant and has large and
tommodious boarding house, the gift of
Mary Fletcher connected with it........
Artemus lngraham of Wheaton, H., is on
B visit TO friends and relatives around his
former home. ....... Through the efforts
81 Mrs &. f.. Greene the nucleus of a new
library has been started in the Congrega-
0onal Sunday school and she has been ap-
pointed librarian.
MILTON.
An epidemic of colds and sore threats
prevails Mr.. c. G. Wood Is suffering
from sudden attack of pneumonia, which
- severe hut not at present dangerous. -.
has purchased home in California. Mr.
Samuel Howard is benefiting greatly by
mis- stay in that State, having recovered
nearly entirely from his lameness 80 Mr..
Harry Quinn, instead of returning TO Mil
ton, has started for California. His father
expects 70 meet him in Chicago. ...,. The
seualns OF young Dickinson, the victim of
,jsy riobt uyaro b.n,,,~kt - - 49,.
49,. Er;do were Drought mere LOT inter
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