Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-04
VERMONT NEWS.
continued from the 9th page.

]. Melendy entertained her father, Mr.. Nor
rison of st. Adams, the past week; and Mrs
Charles Thomas her mother. Mrs. Conant
of New Haven.
The funeral Of Maud Wilcox. whose death
was chronicled last week, was held at the
home of j. +. Wilcox Friday at p. m and
wa, largely attended The pail bearers
were Nora Bukcr. Marion Page. Tottie
Melcndv and Matte Badger Mcssrs. Bush
ell. Raymorc, Griswod and Thomas sang
very fcolngl. Rev. Edwin Whoelock OIL
ciated assisted by Rev. II. c. Howard The
school gave floral Offering of smilax, tube
| roses carnations, hyacinths and chrysan-
themums in a wreath. The family have the
| sympathy of the entire community -
| Mrs Levi Atwood entertained the children
of her infant class of the Sunday school
| New Years dar.-A promenade was given
| at the town hall New Years evening by the
| Jacksonville coruet band. assisted bv the
! Waterville band. which was we'll attended
| Several couple enjoyed supper at Hotel
Mclondv. The public installation of officers
of Warner lodge F. IS \. NJ. last Thursday
evening was well attended, after which sup
per was served at the hotel-The little
| Misses OF the Centre school meet with Mrs
Mark Hcbb Saturday afternoon TO
sew. A missionary meeting will be
held at the parsonage Thursday aftelnoon -
| Mr. Brown, brother of Mrs H. G. Howard
| is visiting at the parsonage. Steven Hop
| kins, former resident of this place but for
several years residing in Sacramento, Cal re
turned TO this place Saturday. -Nealie Girls
void Ieft for New Hampshire Monday even
| ing where he has employment for the win
ter with H. W. Adams.-Thomas Long is
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ellis class Saturday evening at the residence
"i ~ W. heEi'ol"S Al the close OF the en-
,er'alH'ile.lt REFRESHMENTS were served by
MI. ana Mrs, h'IIoluS. T. +. biNpy'
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hllilScli WE We" Year DAY
MORRISVllCE.
William r. Clement. aged 90. one of the
old aud respected fathers of the town. died
| at his home Tuesday Dec 2G The funeral
services were held on Thursday afternoon
at his late home.-largelv attended Christ
mas festivals were held at the three
churches the evening of Dec. % The an
nual election of officers in Lamoille
grange occurred Dec 26 The officer.
then elected will be publicly installed on
January Is, at which time supper will be
served.
Rev +. J. Seymour has resigned the pas
| torate of the Congregational church. Tho
annual rally of the Congregational church so
cioty was held and largely attended Friday
afternoon ndevening. Tho Temple quurtettc
and lady reader give the sixth and closing
entertainment in the library lecture course.
| T.. I.
Fosters marble business. will take posses
sion about February 1 and will move hi,
family here. He will cut granite also.
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O"c'
Inc state Board OF Agriculture will hold
n session ut town hall Friday, January ..
MessrN, Stanford, Winslow and Vail Will
address the farmers and the discussions will
be lnterspeis"d with music. Miss Mary Nc
! !nure of New York is the guest Of Mrs.
Fred Smlth.-Elnest Kaiser Of Montpelier
was here last Week.-John Upper of Roch-
ester was here last week and moved the
goods OF Henry Raymond to that town
| y lyceum will be held at the High school
room Monday evening January /. The adj
Visibility of convict labor will bc discussed.
Mr.. d. {. Porter and family of West Su-
p"rior, Wisconsin, are expected East,
called here by the serious illness
| of Mr.. Portcrs sister, Mrs. knoWlton.-
! Chaunrey Newhall and family Of Barre Wis
tied friends in town last week.-Mi,- T.. NJ.
Milton has closed her evangeli,tc labors in
the 'Hollow Mrs. ClarisSa Cady j, very
| i'll with lit..J