Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25

will speak. The semi annual election of the
y. p. $. G.. T.. was held last week, result
ing as follows: Pr sdent, Paarlie Gilmore;
vice-prssident, Jay Leach; secretary, l.. L.
Gar win; assistant secretary, Mrs. W. NJ.
Stevens. Mrs Norman Nichols late OF
Worcester, Mass, formerly of Essex, Is to
be buried here Wednesday. Miss Lucia
Barney Of Shelburne spent Sunday with her
mother, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Clifford. Miss Pearlie Keller OF the L. V.
NJ. spent Sunday with her parents. The
closing exercises for the year OF tho L. G.
|. will commence next Sunday, tho 2Sth.
with the annual address to the pupils by
Rev. A. N. Woodruff at tho Congrege-
tional church at 1880 p. m. Examinations
will be held from Wednesday, Nay 81 to
Friday, June 9, inclusive, On Friday will
he the exercises Of the graduating class at
p. m. followed by an address. Friday
evening there will he II reading by Miss
Lulu Stanley OF Boston, accompanied by
the whistiiug soloist, Miss HodsdoD, also of
Boston.
HUNTINGTON.
Myron Small remains about the seme. --
Mr.. Baker will rebuild tne steam mil at
the Centre. r. c. Bald win of White Rivor
Junction is visiting in town Rev. f. Z.
Fuller of Starksboro will preach the mono
rial sermon at the Centre next Sunday.
ST, GEORGE.
Between 5000 and 6000 pounds OF milk is
being sepa, ated daily at the Johnson 81
Co. separator which is run by Alvin
Jimmo. ii. II. Tllley was confined to his
bed the greater part of last wook with
rheumatism and malaria -Mrs. Nellie Nor
rison Of Burlington, Mrs. Abbie Sanctuary
Of Hineshurgh md Edison lshatn OF South
birmingham, Mass, were al Jackson Ish
ANS last week. MIR. and Mrs. Wallace
W. Place started for six months western
tou last Monday. Their fret stop will be
at Potsdam, n. y, to visit Mrs. Places
mother and brother. After visiting the
Columbian exhibition they so to the Dako-
taa ana California. They expect to spend
three months in the latter State.
WEST BOLTON.
The club went to Bolton Saturday
evening and gave their play entitled "Uncio
Josh. seldom Tomiuson of Chichester,
Mass, is in town for q few days. The
friends of &. W. Kellogg ara to give him n
birth day party Tuesday evening. w. Il.
Strand and G.. A. Pease were i'll Burliug ton
Saturday. C. r. and G. w. Stevens new
engine and boiler have arrived aud been
moved to the mountain.
WEsTFORD.
Herbert T. Fay and wife returned to
louisville Saturday. -Mr. Alba Fay of
Readsboro Is visiting his father, Rev Nh
Fay. Mrs. Mary Howard ia visiting friends
and relatives here. Miss Sadie Grow leaves
for Maryland HAY 27-Dau Longe spent
Sunday with his brother, IL. T. Longe. -
Frank Longe and vito have returned. A
tod A
The Ladies society OF the Congregations
church meet Saturday afternoon at the
church parlors for the purpose of reorgan-
izing. - Memorial services will be held in tho
Congre Sationa! church.
UMDERHlLL.
Service, the holy communion and offer
ings for missions to make the balance du,,
in Calvary EpiscopaD church, Underhill
on Sunday, My IS at 4 p. III. Tao chill
dren's Lent pyramids are then to be offer
ed. After this service the annual parish
meetings for both men and wonlen will be
held.
WNOOSKl.
Blande, the little daughter of Henry Du-
buc, died Thursday of bronchitis, and the
funeral was held Sunday afternoon at 2:3J
o clock.
j. {. Plat is repairing the exterior OF
his block on Main street., soon to be cccu-
pied by NJ. a. Chase, cot bier.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Chastoney are re
joicing over the arrival of a little girl.
Mrs. u. +. T. Dodge left Thursday even
ing for Chicago to attend the worlds fair.
While Mrs. John Burns was ascend ding
m elevator in the Merino mill Friday after
noon the rope gave why, allowing the plat
form to fall some distance aud producing
severe injuries to ono of her feet and
ankles.
L C. Brixham's milk team ran away
Frlday morning, tipping over the wagon.
The smashing OF one wheel was the only
damage done.
W!nooski is again the victim OF scarlatna,
there being two cases on Melletts Bay
avenue. Health Officer l.. f. burdick has
posted notice warning the people Of its
existence and cnutioning than to AVOID 1t.
Ormond Cole Is slowly improving.
~ ANONC.
Hir m + es cut IN ugly gGsh in bis foot
ma Is ln.l L..--a4t. NJrton sampled 10.
10 ; aid We ghed 90 thou 'aud lbs OF maple
8 gar. &c ass is winter killed in mony
places. Tho Towers Creamery paid for
'lrl milk - cts. to :l.l9 per hundred 10y
test average 81 90 per hundred.