Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-20

funeral, and his mother returned with
him 49,. Mr.. Samuel Wales from Ded-
ham, Mass, an oil resident, is in town. .
Born, January 13. a son, Grover Cleveland,
to Mr.. and Mrs George Kieter
Montpelier.
At the seminary Friday evening was held
a masquerade party in the place of the
regular lyceum. James q. Blaine and
other noted persons were successfully per
sonated Those present report "a jolly
good time. Lillian ID. Slack, a former
Montpelier lady, who has been money or
der clerk in the postoffice at Maiden,
Mass, the past year, has just been APP
pointed assistant postmaster there.
Some OF the young people of Goddard
seminary, are accomplished pedestrians,
as is shown by the fact that last Saturday
two of the young lady Students accom-
panied by one of the professors, walked
the entire distance from Barre here,
trip OF six miles, arriving just in time to
take the 4l5 tr6iu OHCk...... Hattie ID.
Trombee has taken Margaret Stones
place as assistant preceptress in the Mont.
pelier graded school She is a sister of
Addie Tromblee " no is teaching in Bur
lington. ......At Blanchard Opera House
wednesday aud Thursday evenings Were
given two operas, The Daughter of
the Regiment" and Rose OF CASTLE"
by the Mariana Opera compasy..
At the G. \. X. Hail. Sabine block, Fri
day evening, January 13th, occurred II
joint installation of the officers of the Wo.
mans Relief Corps, Grand Army aud
Sons OF Veterans. Those of the Relief
Corps were President, Mrs. Ellen NJ
Seaver; 5. V. President, Mrs. Estella
Bnrpee J. V. President, Mrs. Jennie
Bagey Secretary, Miss Eule NJ Eaton :,
Treasurer, Ms Bell Peck Chaplain
Mrs. Carrie +. H. Wilder; Conductor.
Mrs. Matilda Hatch Assist Conductor,
Mrs. Minnie Blanchard; Guard, Mrs. Mel
lie Shlpman; Assist. Guard, Mrs. Lizzie
| Whittier. The Grand Army officers are
Commander, B. A. McKepna; 5. V. G,
W n R 2"d s., & &. " q AinsM "; b
Lull; Adjt., n. c. Peck; O. D., William
Canning; o. g., j. V. Morrow The
Sons of Veterans officers are: Capt, +.
l.. Eaton; 1st Lieut., o. ID. Clark ~
Lieut., {. y. Smith; Chap, f.. A. smith /;
Dewey; Color Sergt, +. Burk Sergt
Guard, S. S. Ballad; Prin. Musician. d
A. Sanders; Camp Guard, f. +. Dodge
Picket Guard, &. c. Bagley.
Enosburgh Falls.
Rev. p Merrill preached at the Metho-
dist church Sunday, to a very large con
gregation, the pastor being absent. ......
The Literary club met Monday evening,
with Mr.. and Mrs j NJ. Jetfords the
programme, consisting OF music ana read
ing, was well carried ont, some of the Sc
lectioDs being excellent. The piano solos
by Miss Abble Fish, accompanied by her
young sister, who whistles the air to al
most any piece OF music at sight, was
wonderful and called forth a hearty el-
core. The next meeting will he held with
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Marsh, Monday eve.
ming, January 30. The club started with
about dozen members and has Increased
to 40 aud is still growing in favor. The
fireman on the mixed train received a
severe scalp wound while taking wood
here, Tuesday morning by being hit with
a large stick of wood. DR.. w. r. Hutch
inson dressed the wound and he proceed
ed on his train..... The Seventh Da,
Adventlsts are holding series Of Biblical
lectures at the Graud Army hall