Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-12
in Vermont, having Joined the same in

in Vermont, having Joined the same in
1929
Dr. A. X. Gould OF Ludlow took about
+, tsblesnoonf,,l of ammonia by mistake at
uartlaud Wednesday morning. Remedies
were promptly administered and his family
Notified. 1t is thought that he will re-
cover.
The 18th anniversary of the founding OF
the Springfield Reporter was observed jan
nary Q in n most pleasant manner. A social
gathering was held in the Office, at which
refreshments were served aud general
good tins enjoyed Editor Stiles has re-
cent v bought a valuable block and con
templates extensive improvements
SOUTH ROYALrON.
Charles burbank has been visiting his
father. Rev. MIR. Remago has been i'll with
bronchitis The following officers were
elected at the annual meeting of the Con-
gregatona society: NJ. S. Adams, clerk;
{. f. 1arbell, Joel Phelps and w. Ii. Mar
tin, committee; Mrs. Eva M. Sarg ont, treas
urer and collector. At the an nual meoting,o
fire district No. 3, these officers were elect
ed; Nj. j. Sargent, clerk; W. H. Martin,
treasurer; w. NJ. Sargent collector; j. o.
BeIknap W. V. Soper, Elmore Doyle, com
mittee; Henry Manchester, chief engineer;
ney, second assistant
ROYALTON.
Rev. James Ramage was unable to occu-
py his pulpit Sunday because of illness
Deacon John Wild read sermon. Frank
Cakes has rsnted o. n. StouShton's MILL
Hay is selling at SIS per ton, delivered.
ROCHESTER.
H. c. Bruce and wife OF Warren, Mass.
| spent last week here. Rev. Alopzo Chase
will begin preaching for the Universalist
church here January 90 - Miss Carrie
Crawford of Boston is here. The musical
convention by Prof. Harrington and Miss
Randolph OF New York, is giving excellent
satisfaction.
NORTH POMFRET.
Mrs. Hazen and Miss Gertrude Harring
ton are slowly recovering John Reeds in
FAINT son Ia i'll with stomach trouble. There
will be q missionary concert at the Congre.
gational church Sunday evening. Funds
have been occurred for a course OF lectures
to be given by DR.. Boynton, and they COM
menced last Friday evening. Dana Bugbee
OF Dakota made flying visit to his parents
here the first of the week. Relatives and
neRhbors gave Austin Busbee a surprise
party last week. Miss Eta Adams. who
went to Massachusetts, from here recently.
has gone 10 Washington, d. c., to remain
the rest of the winter. -Obed Whipple 1:
expected hare from New Hampshire this
week.
READING.
A donation visit was held at tho parson-
age at south Reading on the evening Of
January 6 for the benefit OF Rev. MIR. Her.
riS The Blue Ribbon club will hold
meeting on Saturday evening, January H.
AZ Z o'clock. Tho young people will pre-
sent u short drama entitled "Aunt Nsnita
be's Scientific Experiment. Ali ere in
vited. Miss Jennie Hoadey has returned
from Saratoga. Mr.. Hart HAWKINS from
the West is visiting his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carlos Hawkins. Marcus Pratt Of
Turner's Falla, Mass, has been spending @
week in town with his brother and sister. -
a sen was born to Mr. and Mrs j. f.. Gid
dings January 0.--At the annual election
in the Baptist Sunday school last Sunday
the following officers were chosen: Supern-
tendent, George w. Kendall; assistan,
superintendent, Frank II. Hook; treasurer
Clifford Grisw Did; secretary, John e. Gid
dings assistant secretary, Miss Lott,
Shedd; librarian, Ray Kendall; assistant
librarian, Belle Round.
STUCKBRiDGE.
Miss Lulu Chamberlin is homo from tn
Randolph Normal school. "A singing schoo
Legun last weeg. Robert West of Bethe
lympus is teacher. - Melvin Chamberli
and vile spent Sunday in toHn.-Ih
teacher aud pupils in district No. ! ar
ranging for an entertainment, the proceed
of which win be- used to purchase a cloc
for the school room. Mrs. Mary Putnar
entertained her Sunday school class Satur
day afternoon and evening.