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

HE BURLINGTON FREE
ory, assisted by Misc Nyra B. Ross, teacher
in vocal music. Tho audience were muoh |
pleased with the music and the organ.
Several OF The numbers were euoored. Miss
Rose has a clear and strong soprano vocs AMI |
gsvo All additional song in response to an |
encore An oy.tsr supper was hala In the !
assem- bly, rooms OF the church. The mem
bers OF tho Methodist congregation met !
Wednesday to select their seats. The rows
are all free DR.. T.. +. Frcst, Vermont
boy, who has lately been called from Brook
Ign to the First Methodist church in tnlu-
more, has hosn engaged to preach tho dedi-
cation sermon January 20. Rev. IL. w.
| Werthen OF Iinrd wick, former pastor, will
preach in the evening. The Sp!rtualst
State convention will lie told nj Barretts
Hotel hall, January q, 28 and 90.
Elmer Coffrain, whose back was sup
posed to havo been broken, csino from
Montpelier Friday and Is recovering. -
Mrs. Charles Davis Of Worcester is visiting
her paronts.-N. P. Wheeler of Montreal
is visiting mis- daughter, Miss Jessie Wheeler
| at Frank Joceiyns. Fred Summer vile ID
| taking vacation from the polytechnic
schooi in Worcester, Mass. Edward Boyce
and wife Fl ON Proctor are visiting in town
- Miss Nettie Moody has returned to " ood-
stock, where she teaches 10 the Iii "a sonool
Rev. George s. Anderson Of Wolcott
preached at the Methodist church Sunday
evening Prof. George i. Moody OF Bur
lington played the pipe organ. Samuel
Ridley Parker is at home from Amherst
college. Mrs. Frank Graves of SUanton is
visiting her parents
Mrs. Moore, asol 81 yeare, was buried
| Monday. she was tbs mother of Mira My
ron Graves.-Louls Russell and Miss Mi
randa Hutchens we're married at the Con-
tire last Thursday
WORCESTER.
Mrs. Kenney and Mrs Morrill, are sick
George Lovewel died in Barre last week
and was brought to town for burial. Mr..
Lovewell was former resident of this
town. He was ~ years old. Daniel Clark
is quito sick. five couples of young people
went to uardwck on ride Saturday,
PLA;NFitLD.
Al out 80 couples attended the New Yenr's
bali AT tho hotel lsst Saturday night
The ladies' of the Universalist church are
preparing u farce to be given soon.
CALAIS.
There will be n fnrmprs' meeting at East
Calais under the direction OF tho tate hoard
of agriculture Thursday aud Friday OF this
week. The question discussed NJ the FARM
ers' meeting h.ch read, "Nssolved, that the
iofluence of the academies o. Washing ton
county are detrimental TO the farming in
tsrests of said county" was decided in the
negative. The next meeting of ths league
January l2, will be tho annual meeting for
the election OF officers, and tie following
question Will be discussed "Resoved, that
"a yati Of In 70 nj rod
States would 10 detrimental TO the farming
interests OF New Eng and. n--ringinE schools
at East Celuis commenced Friday evening
v.ta Pro: CuAri,a Dude Us instructor. -
Horace Pike is bettsr.--Lewis Leonard IS
couvaescng.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Rev. j. D. Bailey is steadily improving.
Otis " hcelsr is cIerkipg for L. d. Has
kcll -Geo5ge Daniels, jr., formerly Of this
town. lntcy buried his wife, VINO diej Of
pneumonia. Mabel Clark has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital somewhat
improved in health.
MONT PELlER.
farmers meatins i, 90 10 held Friday,
January g. at North Mon peii"r, under the
auspices OF tie state Board OF Agriculture.
A. the annual Con srefAtiouaI cnurah
maetiuS Nednos.iGy Might Rav =. Is. Smij h
vas elected clerk: Gsurge ". Scott. treas
urer; Airs. Cherries +. Perrin, Miss Amy
FISK. Mrs. Ii. D. HOPKINS aud Mrs. G. h.
Smith, standing committee. {. H. Morse
SUNDAY sch COL superintendent, and Miss
Mary Mecomber assistant.
&. y. 5teerns & son have purchased tie
George d. Alexander's meat marKe, in he
Frank Garry block and took poss rsion
Monday. Wilbur Haylord VIII work for
the firm.
CO... a. c. Brown now has 403 stations in
his Washington and Lamoille counties tele
phone system.
AS George Laforrest was coupling cars on
the Central Vermont railroad Monday fore
noon, the forehnger ON his right hand was
crushed and tie secoud finger baa'y
damned. DR.. ID. q. Komp anputated tue
| forehugsr near the second Joint.
NOsTHfiELO.
Miss Minnie p. Moore has recently decided
to St. Mary's parish the house and lot on
r North Main street just north of tho News
Office to be used parish house. Five
hundred dollars OF the consideration Is a
gift from Miss Moore to the parish ar a
, memorial to her s;sptsthor, Hon. T. ~.
Bradford, NJ. D., his first wife, may
years deceased, and her own moth
) err, tho late Olive W. Bradford -
The Dad Fs,lows held sociabe at their
hail Thursday evening" Congregation
al church held thor annual parish visit at
their vsstry Saturday afternoon and oven
ing. The monthly union temperance meet
ing was held at the CongreS ational church
Sunday evening. The principal address
, was delivered by W. a. Lord, esq, of
: Montpelier. Patrick Lyons also spoke as u
witness FOR tho Kelley cure.-Prof c. W.
: Emerson and wife OF Boston are visiting in
= town. Miss Kate ROBBINS of Montpelier
:, visited in town "Wednesday. Miss Carrie
q Wiley hss been IN town the past week =.
W. Saut and wife OF burlington visited
, Mrs. Robert Paine Saturday. -Mrs. W. b.
Mayo was taken seriously Ill while visiting
!. in Willi-mstown last week. Dr. Mayo went
y ovor ct once, and al this writing Mrs Mayo
is u trihe better. f, q. Winch has left the
- | store OF Duttop g. Richmond. lie has beer