Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-15

o. c., w. w. Wheeler; delegate to State
encampment, c. NJ. Ferrn. At the annual
meeting or the Womau's Relief Corps last
week the following officer, were
elected to serve for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Mira Clara Smith; S. V. F., Mrs.
Clara Lyon; J. V. F., Mrs. Emma Ne
Bride; treasurer, Miss Lucia Parsons; chap
loip, Mrs. Viola Cove; Con-, Mrs. Belle
Beach, guard, Mrs Lima johnson.
Mrs. John Snyder has gone to Brattle-
boro to visit her parents. Isaac Lunt and
Emma Deso we're married at the home OF
II. L. Luut Thursday evening. Bernie
Stevens was best man and Anna Palmer
was bridesmaid. Refreshments were served,
after which the happy couple took tho .
O'Clock train for Plstt,burgh, n. Y, and
other places in New York State. They ex-
poet to be gone about ono week.
Rev. Mr.. Holbrook from Colchester sup
piled the pulpit at the Union church Sun
day. w ord has been received from Rev.
Mr.. Bacon that he is gaining strength slow.
ly and it is hoped he will lie able to return
to his work in fow weeks. --TheTe will be
Christmas exercises at the Baptist church
Friday evening before Christmas and at tho
Union church Monday night following
Christmas. There will be a sale of fancy
and useful articles for Christmas bv the
Kings Daughters at the Baptist church
Thursday evening, December 24.-Mi.s
Winnie Browpell, who has been attending
the High school in Burlington Is home sick.
Harry Z. Shilaud spent Sunday with his
parents Miss Emma Woodsome from Bos-
ton was in town Saturday, Also Daniel Pat
rick ana daughter Anna from Hinssburgh.
Mrs. Frank Maorse from Burlington and
Lena and Hattie Macrss OF Colchester Wis
itcd friends in town Saturday Agnes
Drury 10 visiting in Barre and Montpelier.
-Ferd Chase. proprietor of the Loon Lake
House at Loon Lake, n. ", was In town
last vsek.-Rev. J. S. Goodsll and wife
started Monday morning for Florida, where
they will spend the winter. Mrs Z s.
Beach IS slowly improving.
WEST BOLTON.
T.. \. Cotton has commenced logging. -
Lewis Burnell has moved here from Bur
lington to work for Il. Locailad. - II IS
O. Drien is teaching In district No. (, and
Miss O'Burns is teaching in district No. ).
R. w. Gle has bought and moved on to
the p l.. Towers farm The Indies Aid
met at the homo of &. \. Pcese Wednesday
evening.
SlIELBURNE.
Msssrs Clark and Sidiard, Dr. Webb's
farmer and game keeper, went to New ! ork
Friday aud will sail for England this week
to visit their homes. -G George Smith ha,
moved into Mrs. Clara Burritt's new house.
-Jo Coin has moved his family into Tracy
and IAN Nliet's flat. &. Bdrritt went to
Boston Monday. The 81 ossrs. Purdy OF
/ taiti = air pio I
W. Chapman. The chestnut social was @
pleasant sffer-Miss Lizzie Meech sever.
her engagement as housekeeper for Mira. W
S. Webb and goe. to New York December
Is as private secretary to Mrs. Vanderbilt.
WlNooskl.
Miss Anna Thomas has a position al
bookke5p,r IN Corporation market.
While Harold Bailey was skating on tn,
river Saturday afternoon the ice gave way
but being near the bank he escaped with
only n cold bath.
II. Z. Clement is moving into rhe tene
ment over Corporation store, recently va
Gated 10y H. S. Fairbanks,
j, I. Brough has moved into Mrs. Cram
tons house on Allen street.
Miss Maud Nichols OF Middlebury, Is Wis
ting her friend, Miss Lottle Force.
tHOs6 on tnS SICK nSt are: Mrs
Isaac Patenands, Miss Florence Burdick,
H. l.. Thomas, and Miss Clifford
COLCHESTER.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. L.
l.. Wolcott on Monday.
ST. GEORGE.
II. s. Isham's little daughter was quit
sick last week, as also was Henry Wescott
. d, ITO ID
Nellie Ishan Morrison ana child of Burlng
ton spent last week with Mrs. Morrison
psSsnts. "A district school tax Of Is cent
has been assessed in district No. l.
WESTFORD.
The marriage OF Irving Gilbert to Mis-
Ella Bates is announced. The cheese fac
tory pays ST. 10 for October milk. -As
Corliss has rented James Rogers farm fol
the coming year. MIR. Rogers is reported
to be dangerously ill-Miss Trick of Bur
lington is the guest of Mr and Mrs. A. G
Varney. John Hyde of Westford and Mis-
Flora Cahill were married Tuesday evening
December 6, Mr.. Herrick officiating.
HINESsuRGH.
Charles B. McEwen represents his tow
of Hutchinson in the Minnesota Leg isla
ture. He was Hinesburgh boy II year
go.-At the recent visit Of Postotice In
spector Ii. S. Willis our postottice account
for the last three years balanced to cent
There was n soclable In the Copgrega
tional vestry Wednesday evening .-Owel
Coyans sold eight Of his dairy cows for So
for the lot. Hay is scarce, and oil
cows are worth just what their skin vii
bring. There will be a Christmas suppe
on Christmas eve in the Methodist church
AT the annual meeting of the Congregs