Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-13

and Lowell road. 30. II. Kingsbury of
Pullman, ILL.,, is visiting old friends in
Cambridge. IN. A. Burnell has return
ed from Montreal with a bride. . Mrs.
Hurlburd of Waterville has been visiting
her son, Charles Hurlburd at the Boro
1.-The pews for the new church have
been put in and the church was dedi-
Gated January H.. Mrs Henry White
recently visited her friends i'm Underhill
and Mrs. Ruly has returned from Essex
Among those in our vicinity who are
quite i'll are Jason Finch, Mrs H. w. Far
rington, Miss Dora Steinhour and Mrs.
Law....T The members OF Post 10, G. A K.
at the last installation of officers were
generously served with an oyster supper
prepared by their wives, and after the
repHst all were invited TO witnes, the in
-tHliation. Mrs. Sanford Holmes Of
Kansas is visiting friends in Cambridge.
She seems quite improved in health....
Charles Hui has moved his family into
the Walker house at North Cambridge. 80.
Rev. b. f. Wheeler aud family of Calais
are visiting friends il Cambridge.
George Melvin took double load OF Young
lnG o enjoy the oyster supper given Cor
the benefit of Rev George Guernsey
South Hero.
There will be an oyster supper at Grand
Isle Friday evening, the 18Th inst for
Rev. W: +. Allen. The Y. p. S. c. f.
officers elected for the ensuing six months
are; President, Rev. T. j. Harris; vice
president, +. f. Fletcher secretary, Miss
y &. Hail treasurer Miss l.. b. LandOn +;
cores pouding secretary, Mrs. II. ID. AL.
len...W r. Hall is quite sick. Henry
Tuhjls is in town.. The Misses Landon
of Bristol are at Frank Landou ; M The
officers Of the Congregational Sunday
scuuDl elected Sunday are: Superlnten-
dc"t, II. D. Allen; secretary, +. f..
Fletcher; Librarian, Miss Alice E.. Hall .
treasurer Miss Matte Robinson.
Lincoln.
Hrv Q. d. Burdck has sold his place to
Gan'ge II. Atwood of RiptOn, and intends
10 locate in Morrisville in the spring..
wa. buried sunday. The services were
hel3 at the Union church and couduc' ed
by Rev. w. II. Lyster of Huntingtou.
thr ratio of deaths in the town during the
year 1856 was about one per cent of the
population, and during the year 1851 was
nrlrIy two per cent
Watervllle.
samuel Miller was in town last week
....T The Misses Finnigan of Burlington
were stopping with Mrs !. V. Stevens
last week. Mrs. BHlch is visiting her
G.; aghter Mrs. Prince, at johnson -. Ed
ward Prior of North Hyde Park was in
town last ek....The Rev. Mr. Tenney
h'' been secured TO preach for the Con
-rHg4tiOnal church another year The
llrlds and nei-hbOrs Of Mrs John kel-
.-,, to the number of about so, met at her
house on saturday evening 4 GOOD time
Is enjoyed by al aud about S25 worth of
ire good thing, of this world was left as
a oxen OF their friendship.
New Haven.
prayer meetings are held in the town
has,. every evening this week with the eX-
crption of Saturday evening Through
'uc efforts of Rev. Mr.. Hague our Sunday
school is being greatly enlarged in mum
hrrs. there being fully a quarter more in
attendance than formerly.... The Young
Ladies' Working club met with Mrs. w
~. Warren on Wednesday afternoon
Besides doing Il large amount of mission
airy work, they have raised about $40 in
money in the past year, most of which
has been sent to Harpoot, Turkey .....
George Palmer, youngest son OF Harlan
l.. Palmer, came near having a fatal acct
dent While engaged in skiddmg logs with
another man. His team started sooner than
he expected, and one end of the log passed
over his body. Fortunately no bones
We're broken, but fears are entertained
that he may have sustained internal in
juries. .... The annual church meeting,
which occurred last Friday evening WAS
fully attended Tea was served at $50
and the gathering enjoyed a social time
ill the business meeting was called at
: o'clock, when the following officers
were elected with Rev. Mr.. Hague rs
moderator in the chair Clerk, Loyal >.
Duud treasurer Deacon Hugh Potter
auditor, Deacon Henry r. BarroWs; eX-
aiming committee, Charles W Mason,
PROT. Hoifuagle, Loren NJ. Richards
fourth deacon, John Z. Wilder.
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