Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-05
MORRISVlLlE.

Tie annual rally of the Congregational
church and society was held at the church
Wednesday, with good attendance. - a
junior league social was held at the Metho-
DIST church Friday evening On Saturday
evening tho conservation service was well
attended On Thursday an organization OF
the academy alumni was completed, with a
good representation present aud Letters re-
caived from many absent. The Village In
provement association have had printed
posters announcing tho coming Dairy
mems meeting, addressed especially to
the farmers OF this county, hoping to quick
the interest and insure full attendance
from this section, at least. "A large party
OF Worthwhile people went on a moonlight
sleghrids to johnson Friday evening.
Miss Moody of Stowe takes Mis-, Holmes
place as teacher in the grammar depart
I1ent at the academy.-The annual meet
NJ OF the Congregational society was held
Monday evening. The foundry company's
warehouse is bong connected to the foundry
building by shaftiDg to furnish power for
running machinery in connection with the
Dairymen's association next week. Rev.
p. B. Fisk former pastor of the Congresa-
tlonal church, was in town Tuesday. The
monthly library reception occurs Friday
evening OF this week The Ladies' Aid
society OF the Congregational church has
made the final payment on the parsonage
| property.-F. l.. George and ". f. Gilbert
of st. Adams were at home over Sunday.
Local talent will furnish literary and
musical selections in connection with the
evening sessions OF the State Dairy 8
| association.
WATERVlLLs.
H. A. Jackson is on the sick lst.-Ber-
| ton Wiley was at home from kchford over
| New Year.. Miss Mamie Wilbur is visit
ing her aunt in Burlington. Mrs Frank
Chase is in very poor health. Mrs. Arnold
Chaffee of Belvidrre wa, visiting her daugh-
tor, Mrs. d. Is. Cakes the past week. DR..
| Fosburgh made a short visit to Rutland the
past week. -Adebert 6tockweli aud family
made = viait to his parents in Moretoun the
past week. Fred Lunt was out OF town the
past week and Mrs Fred Lunt returned
with him. large load OF young peop Q
from Jeifersonvills visited the Good Temp
lars lodge here Saturday evening; and after
lodge promenade was enjoyed the balance
of the year. -Enos LsGue has moved into
LaraW avs tenement over his blacksmith
shop.
JOHNSON.
o. B. Landon is cutting leo for his sever
al ice houses. - nose VINO appil"u and re-
csved licenses for tue bounty on maple
sugar are being made hsppr tasss days by
check for from s. to $50 %. a. Mcfarland
spent Sunday in town-B. 5. Fuuipgton is
| in Boston this wssk. -Rev MIR. Perkins
supplied the Congregational pulpit last Sun
dsy.-Mrs. f. l.. Wabridss will soon &C.
cupy rooms over Jones drug store, npj
board Mr.. and Mrs. jones. There were IS
persons united with the three churches here
last Sunday. Rev. Georges j. Newton ha,
some very pretty calendars, which he is pre-
senting to the members of his church.
BElVlOERE.
Mr.. Frank Davis has purchased the Con-
verse farm In Bakersfield. and will take pos
session soon. -Mr. A. L. Derby has sold hi.
mill and gone to Canada. Rev. Mr.. Theik-
sin, our new minister, is to occupy part o.
Mr.. Slayton's house. Mrs Arnold Chaffe,
has had shock OF paralysis. F. W. Davi.
is on tho SICK list.
NORTH NYpE PARK.
Abort Heath has . boy born Wsdnes-
day morning.. NJ. foss rsturdsd Thurs