Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-11
WATERBURY,.


Fast day services were held in the Metho-
dit church and conducted 10y Rcy. =. II.
Wheeler. who called upon Rev. l.. II. Elliott
~ sleG" Ht ne experience Oh liGens9 i2w IN
IT, sprek of the practices OF drinking more
than - years ago when he was pastor OF a
church in New Hampshire ana Superintende
ent +; r. Palmer to speak of the teaching of
morals and the Bible In schools.
Harvey lirown mas Just sent away quite
ters"- Frpuk Elliot, il attend ng at the Mont
pelicr Conference seminary the spring term.
Mrs. Charlie sargent has, sold her house TO
Frank Evans for $3.50 and is boarding with
her father Mrs. Henry James has returned
from her visit in Boston, Mrs. Morris DAILY,
who broke her ,lip, last winter. is able 10
is very low with consumption. Miss Kate
Lord of Burlington is home from wellesley col
lcge during Easter vacatioGn;M,The young peo-
pie had a sugar party ut William Spiccr's ON
Blush Hiil Thursday evening Dr. Grant OF
stowe will remove to this place about May l.
Efforts are heing made to revive the bano.
Mrs. J.. IL. Elliott entertained her sunday
school class at her house last TucsdaN.-Ecster
WHISKY was AT home for n few days. bnt has
returned To Rhode l. and where he il selling
chimney tops for his uncle William Cooley.
Mr.. Cooley Is cnlGrgng his machine shop Tor
his large ana increasing trade. Dan fichard-
son IS at home from DARTMOUTH college
for the Easter NHcatiOn.-1he Christian
llndcavor society Of the Congregational
church will hold a. social the
first of each month beginning this weck,,
p
NJ. Bruce this winter, has gone to work for
Luke Roberts. Mr.. F"rnald had quite sur
prise party the last day of the winter term.
Young ladie- and gentlemen to the number of
10 appeared in the evening at larretts hotel
where lie boards and thoy all had n very pleas
ont time At the election OF officers OF the
congregational society. Curtis y. Arms was
chosen clerk, an office which hc has held for
~ years Iohn G. Griggs, treasurer; Frank l..
knights. George Frary aud John {. Griggs,
prudential committee. At the annual com
, WuniCutIou of Wmoo-ki lodge. i. and a. NJ,
r. " Huntley was, elected W; VI; {. N3'ts'
:. W; Hollis Shcplec j, w; \. Mansfield, :.
y. George ". Atkins, treasurer; Harry D.
Brown, $ IiarWool y smith have an order
/ from Chicago for 300 gallons of maple syrup.
DR.. Benjamin Tcnucy visited his parent
| here last week and returned to Boston Mon
| day morning. Edwin Dillingham;, he son OF
Charles and grandson OF cX Gov PAU l)ll'
! linVhan, j, spending his Easter vacatiOl from
! Yale college here II was Frank McEIvey
/ MiddicseN and not c. Watts that was elected
! senior warden of WinuOsEi lodge a. repul ted
/ last week. The east room at barrett tOlel
| la, been converted into n millincr'S store with
/ an outside door cut ia the 'front.' Two by pro
/ fcesiou Of faith and three by letter united Will
! the Congregational church last sunday.
I Judge Il. j. Morse Of Bolton lost hie sugar
! house and all the sugar he had made this veal
| by IRE. h"iUg about .idu loss ana $40 lEsur
! ancc.- Geurge W. Kennedy attended "a law
! case near Concord. y. H., last week join
! Phillips in the meat market near the depot
! lev. J.. H. Elliott preached at Bralntree sun
| day. Roy. Leonard l"uuey preached at Barr
! SundaN.-'Thc meeting for consideration o
{ building a new church has been adjourned
( until April III to give the committee furthc
| time t. Secure suitable location. They sill
probably build a church that will cost AT lcas
/ 5000 10 ~ijbl.