Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-02

PEI =onth.
BAPTIST church next Sunday morning at
1880 Nike Doyl has closed his black
smith shop here, and has opened one in
Burlington. The people here are sorry
to have Mike leave, and will miss his
mus cal songs and whistle as well as his
good horse shoeing.. Mrs. Mary Tracy
and ION Frank from Essex Center stopped
over one day in town on their way to Pep
PERIL, Mass where they are to spend the
winter with Mrs Tracy's sister, the wife
of Rev. Mr.. Tomblen.
The Essex Junction Society of Christian
Endeavor completed its organization last
Monday night The following officers
were elected President, Carlisle Ferrin ;
vice president, Miss Lutte Smead record
ing secretary, Miss Clara Williams cor
responding secretary, Miss Blanche Bng-
ham. The lists of committees were com
pleted, and the society will at once COM
Ilence active work.
HINEsBURGH.
On the evening of October Is, the crys-
tai wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hall
was celebrated at the residence of her
father, G.. NJ Cooley About $50 were in
attendance and all had an enjoyable time.
Music, congratulations, bountiful repast
| and the presentation of many articles of
value, including $50 in coin, made the
hours fly unheeded and it was well toward
morning when the company separated, all
wishing the happy couple that the next -
years might be as pleasant as the past.
Harrison Owen has raised 700 bushels of
potatoes this season. Miss Nina NJ. Hull
is visiting relatives in Gloversville \. y.
.... George X. Toby has painted his house
straw color with red trimmings. James
Fraser has raised a mammoth cabbage
that weighs 40 pounds. 80. Daniel Patrick
has moved his old house on to the saw
mil lot for Il tenement house. The Bap-
fist parsonage has been rehtted and the
Rev George H. Page of Enosburgh Falls
has moved IN and assumed the pastolate
OF the church.. Mrs B0llna Mctwen Is
spending few weeks In winston.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
H. L. beers, since ms return lroun WISH
from - Pdul, ana the Northwest, speaNs
OF mat section OF tue country IN glowing
terms ana Is desirous OF making lne nome
OF the OllAlaru MS IN Ihe near luturr; :.
Arthur II; lloslord, amateur artlst OF
lower, Mass; VINO Is NlslIlnR WIN MS
unc!e' Dean HosIulu, ms oeSh tahluS
VIVIAN are ennroIIu ad,nred for fba}r
accuracy and finished appearance. u.
XIX Palmer has returned home from an
absence Of several weeks, visiting friends
in Chicago, Western New York and North
Adams, Mass. Latest news from c g.
Prugle, who is pursuing his botanical
WOlk IN MEXICO, Win lDe ASSISTANCE OF
Earl Prindle, reports them both in good
health and expecting to arrive home in
December Miss Julia Reed of North
Adams, Mass, accompanied Miss Sarah
Palmer home and will be the guest of her
uncle, a. c. Palmer and family. The
fall term of school in district No. 1O,taught
w Ms 0aInn EleSeian1I' mas E.oSeu -.
moved to Hinesburgh to reside where he
will be in the employ of II. NJ HULL.
Mrs William H. Hosford, writing from
Los Angeles, Cal. where she is visiting a
brother and sister, expresses no desire to
make that sunny cline her home but is
willing to return to Vermont and its snow
clad hills. Rev. Father r. c. Clark of
burlington who has been partially educa-
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COLCHESTER.
Considering the rain last Sunday even
ing the concert at the Methodist church
was largely attended. The singing bv the
80, M - -, ~ ~,
and Mrs & Y WRIGHT took nloca laet