Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-13
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

secretary, and Mrs. j. II. Burpee treasurer.
The funeral of DR.. O. z. Forbush was
largely attended on Thursday afternoon at
his late home on Lin street, under the aus
picss of the Masonic order. Rev. Mr..
W oeks OF the Unitarian church OBLIGATED.
The burial was at Green Mount cemetery.
The business places were nearly all closed
while the obsequies were in progress.
Mae IL. Ballard and Florence Collins
went Wednesday to attend Hickok's short
hand school in Boston.
Rev y. j. Hough is to give a report of
the New England Epworth league mooting
at W orcsster, Mass, at Trinity church
Sunday evening
The second anniversary of Montpelier
lodge Of Good Templars was observed on
Wednesday evening. There was a large
gathering of members. Music spenkiug aud
Refreshments were the leading features in
the exercises.
The annual society reception Ivy the
Aesthetic and Ladies Literary societies is
to occur on noxt week Friday evening. The
reception will be in society halls, literary
exercises in chapel and banquet at the
close. The students attended the reception
Of Gov. Pege on "Wednesday evening and
the inaugural of Gov. Fuller on Thursday
afternoon. w. ii. Lyman, a former stu
"ehl mere, ouV no" III q ""bA ~ No" III
city, visited US THIS Week. ne ma year
conferences examinations W." De ho'u next
| Wednesday and thursday in tho chapel.
several pastors are % De entertainer mere
Norman, aged about years, one Of the
twin sons OF Charles A. Barnard, died on
| Thursday and was buried at Groen Mount
| cemetery.
The annual meeting Of the Montpelier
/ Educational and Benevolent association was
heId Friday evening Ia Deth"hy pariorS'
Reports showed mpcn good work done for
poor children du"hs the past year lhese
officers We're elected Tor the ensuing year:
d. H. Lucia PRESIDENT MRS IT, W. Dshhey'
! vice preS'uenN 4,is' t. e '7s0Cu, secro-
/ lary Mrs. H. onion 'Ieasuter' MISS LIZA
n irD'S W1 1n,', 'a,aT Mr., Fron Corr1
and Mrs. !. Il. Burpoe, executive commit
tee; Joseph Poland. 4. ". Ferrin and Mrs.
| }. NJ. DaDpey. finance committee: Jossuh
/ Poland Frana Cory anil Mrs. L. NJ Den
new. room com,ni;tos; all pastors of
| churches advisory committee. It was
voted that appcals should b.. made TO the
public to reDolt 10 tins ASSOCIATION all chill
dren Of school age who did not attend some
school.
Luther Cree of o. Barre street. is report
ed dangerously sick.
Can't. J. W. Swazey has completed the
roof on the Old Catholic church. There is
considerable repairing to be done inside be-
fore H. can be occupied.
James +. Curran is to move his Office INTO
the oi.era house block.
Rev. e.. q. Webster returned Saturday
from st. Johusbury.
Eov- H. f. REYNOLDS and j.. J. TAYLOR
are now colu.c,in. holiness meetings a,
Lyndon. Mass. Iupy then 20 to tr, C.ty
Point Methodist church IN south Hostan.
4 grand copclqve OF Noun, L ou com.
maDdary i, TO he bed in tlls yilsg. Tues.
5Yv October Is with d.rrea ,,,r. IN tbe
Afternoon and evening sessions aul o. ban.
qu.t ot G.3l.
f. If Hanson IL main in town and clark
ing for Stewart a. McGui.
Eathgny Christian EDIeavorer, are rre-
pnr.n, to hold a grand pumpkin and bar
yesf socipp,s on the eyeuIpg OF CoI-n,bu.
.dav.