Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

have just put in the field for the summers
work. The congregation on Sunday waslarge.
Much interest prevails In this line of Chris
tian work and strong organization has
been efrectsd.
Department Commander G.. w. Doty
promises to attend the &. A. r. campfire
Monday evening in Bolster's hall, and sew
eral posts aud corps are invited from sur
rounding towns.
WATERBURY,.
At tho annual election of officers for the
Royal Arch chapter w. d. Hall of Rich
mond was elected G. II. p. George w Atkins,
X; Darius A. Gray, L. S.; Andrew j.
Brown, treasurer; f. w. Huntley, c. H.. ;
f. G. Hooker, z. s.. Fred Fuke, X. A. c.
The council of Royal and Select masters
elected II. NJ. Bruce, thrice illustrious mas
ter; W. y. Hall, d. NJ; ID. A. Gray, +. e..
W.; A. J. Brown, treasurer; L. w. Hunt
ley, recorder; DR.. 4. G.. Hooker, c. g..
George w. Atkins, C. c.; HIS. Sheplee,
Std; f. i. White, Sem; III. o. Evans
and c. f. Clough. finance committee. -
DR.. Henry James and wife are in Chicago.
They will return the 10th.
The Methodist church was well filled
az Oub tASiSioCa VI buo ~
school. The graduates were Cola L. Bry-
ant, Helena NJ. Shipman, Minnie "A. Car
penter and Grace NJ. Carleton, each of
whom read an essay. There was recita-
too by Margaret NJ Colby and the class
prophecy by Julia Moody. The class song,
composed by Celia L. Bryant was sung by
the class, beside singing by Mrs. Bertha
Miller and several pieces on the organ by
Prof. William Briggs OF Montpelier Re-
marks were made by ex-Goy. Dillingham;,
who presented the diplomas. Prof Avery,
Miss Hancock, Miss Kimball, Miss Hattie
Morse and Miss Maud Fuller were tho
teachers.
Guy Boyce Of Proctor is visiting his par
ents.-Mrs. Clara Sargent of Lebanon, \.
H., Is in town. Miss Eva Hunt is visiting
in Lebanon and Miss Mary Hsines has gone
to Merden, N. H., to return with her sis
ster Carrie, who is attending school there.
-Children's day was observed with singing
and speaking by the children at the Congre
gstional church Sunday evening The
Methodists propose to celebrate the day
next Sunday evening. William NJ. Wade
of Stark sboro, a former resident, has been
spending several days in this town and in
Stowe Rev. l.. II. Elliott, agent OF Yer
mont Bible society, preached at Man chester
last Sunday.
WA9REN.
Mrs. George Holden and daughter Annie
and gentleman friend from Massachusetts
havo been visiting at ID. c. Gier's. The
Congregational student who was to speak
here during his vacation is sick at his home
in Wiliamstown, Mass, with nervous pros
tration. Mrs. Frank Martell, who has beer
staying with her sister, Mrs. Eaton Heath,
has gone home.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Elmer Sprague recently lost his pocket
hook, con tanning about $50. Lee Daniel
has commenced building a house on u 10
purchased of Clark Sibley. Henry Rich
ardson spent last week in Canada fishing. 49,
C.. X. Willard, f. f. Willard G. NJ. Clarl
and Joseph Buro aud their wives spent las
week camping at Greensboro. "A. ii. Cut
Ter and wife are entertaining relatives from
Connecticut.
PLAlNFlELO.
Mrs. S. b. Gale and Mrs. a. L. Lurd arr
critically ill., Miss Helen Batcheder is a
home from W Washington, D. C.-Mrs. ". =
Martin and son, Orlando, are in Boston 70
the purpose of attending the graduating ex
ercises OF Tufts college, whore w. S. Mar
tin, jr., is to graduate.
NORTH FATSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. McCarty had bo
| boarder come to their house June -
large number from this place attended tn
! Children's day services at the Wait,hsl
Methodist church. MIR. and Mrs. John Ger
OF Barre, recently visited her mother, Mr.:
| NJ A. Richardson.
WEST BERLIN.
Rev. S. Donaldson of Mortified, will al
tend the quarterly meeting at the Method:
church next Sunlay.-WIlliam Ii. Dewe
has added coat of pain: 20 his buildings.
Matters at the granite sheds looked seror
Monday morning. The workmen were pal
oil with checks last wsek and as the checl
were not hunorei at the bank and Il
money not forthcoming as promised, III
workmen walked out and the machiner
stopped, and thus it remains az the time L
writing.
ROXBUSY.
VIII Shepard and wife have hesn awe
on a visit MIR. Fall has returned to tow
d. l.. Nichols is putting in fine set
hay scales Bertha Witmore is sick wit
the measles.
EAST ROX8URY.
AFRO Boyce has gone to the Mary Fetche
hospital to b, treated for a kidney troubl
Alice Edsin has gone to Lowell, Mass, to
gone Il number OF weeks. -Alrony Full
has the contract for carrying the mail f.
the next four years, at Sl25 per year,
NORTHERN NEW YORK.
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