Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-23
UNDERHIlL.


Una Humphrey is at homo. Last Sat
urday was Childreu's day at the Congrega-
tional church Rev. G. Pike gave an in
structivo address in the morning on the
Life and Character of Samuel. "A SER
vice consisting of singing and speaking by
the Sunday school was rendered in the
evening. The church was beautifully dec
Grated E. I. Monahan was at home over
Sunday. Mrs. Wells school in district No.
2 closes Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. a, E.
Chase and Mrs. F. II. Mann were in Bur-
lington Fridav.-'rhe Underhill Debating
club met at their rooms last Friday evening
to appoint officers for the ensuing year.
Albert Gleason was chosen president; Gin
ton Mead, vice president; Arthur Nay, re-
cording secretary; Hima Day, correspond
ing secretary; DIN Gleason, treasurer, and
Albert Gleason, Willie King and Miss Lola
Putnam, executive committee. There is to
be patriotic celebration of the Fourth here
"A. W. Terrill is in poor health this sum-
mer. The Ladies' Auxiliary meets at the
church vestry on Wednesday afternoon
Rev. G. Pixies little child is quite i'll.
COLCHESTER.
Miss Ann Day and friend from Texas are
spending the summer at j. f. Days. S.
Misses Milton and Rogers were in town over
Sunday. Miss Rogers led the evening meet
ing at the Congregational church, Miss Mil
ton not being able to be out. The union
meeting that was to have been at the Meth
odist church was abandoned, that oil might
have chance to hear Miss Rogers Miss
Clara Stone of Burlington is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. +. Hulburd. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. j. White attended the graduating
exercises OF the Randolph normal school
last week.
WEST MILTON.
there was no preaching here last Sunday,
owing to the heavy rain. The hlghes: price
paid for milk last month was 81 cents -
Mrs. ID. O. Bullock spent last week in
Swanton, where she went to attend the
wedding of her sister, Miss Merrick. Ella
Martin OF Burlington is visiting relatives
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Reynolds go
this week to spend the summer with their
son at Bornodino, n. y; their daughter,
Mrs. Mills, will accompany them.-Mrs.
Albert Savage leaves this week for Chicago
HUNTINGTON.
Huntington Centre will celebrate the 4th
| of July this year with fireworks in the oven
ing and muse will be furnished by the
| Stgrksboro Cornet band. Crops are back
ward in this vicinity. The Kings Daugh-
| tie RS mot at George Lcws's on the 10Th
inst. S. r. Norton is better - Children 8
day will be observed at the Centre church
next Sunday. Murray Tatt had COW
struck by lightning in the pasture during
recent thunder shower.
SHELBURNE.
The republicans held their caucus and
elected delegates to the State convention
| Wednesday night. They are Norris
Miller, II. n. Newell; alternates, Ii. W.
Tracy, j. j. Collaner. They are for Fuller
and Stranahan. The republicans after
their caucus Wednesday evening formed Il
republican club and elected tho following
officers: F. X. S,oddard, presidents Allen
Blodgett, secretary Walter \. Weed
treasurer; and one vice president from each
school district la district No. @ Frank
Clifford; No 3, j. j. Collamer; No. I, C..
l.. Page; No. ), j. b. sutton; No. e. j..
O. S. Mack; 40. :, Henry Russell; No.
S, Frank Harmon. A committee of three
were elected to draft bylaws and report at
the meeting called for Wednesday evening,
Juns 30, at the Town hall Mrs. Ed. Geb-
hGrdt went to Utica, y. y, Thursday, for
visit. At the semi annual meeting OF the
Kings daughters, the following officers
were elected for the next six months Mrs.
j. j. Ccilam-r, president; Mrs. f. W.
| Bloigett, vice president; Miss Laura Cola
mer, secretary, Mrs. Anna White, treas
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