Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-18
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNES.

AT the annual election OIL ' volunteer lloSe
company No |, ednesdaY evening. the
following officers were chosen; Foreman.
F. c. Fisher; first assistant waiter Curleri
clerk and treasurer, j. W. Grandy: auditor
+. Connors steward, j. Sinou Balapce III
treasury S2O3O2. An oyster supper was IN
dulgcd in at the Vienna bakery after the
election. Relatives of the late Mrs. Julla
\. Lovcrn have published an appropriate
memorial card to her memory.
The funeral of Emma Middlebrook Fri
day wa, largely attended Rev. Mr.. Carr
oniciotcd. The remains were deposited in
the Carter bulying ground, Monkton.-W.
&. BiXby has gone to Florida for the WIN
ter.--W. w. Sweeney left for Northern
New York the first of the week. a.
Harrington has taken possession OF the hlhl-
ball residence on Elbow street.-Mary f.
johnson has returned to her duties as
teacher at West Pawlet.-A surprise party,
composed of about % couples, visited the
residence of NJ. Tatro. ferIsburGh. Thurs
day evening Music ANA dancing closing
with an oyster supper, made the occasion
lively one.
The annual meeting of the FemiSburgh.
Panton. Waltham and NcrgenneS Detecting
society was held at the Stevens house sat
urday. January -, with T. {. MiddIehrook
in the chair and II. +. Allen secretary \
nominating convention submitted the fol
lowing list of officers for l094; President,
I. c. MiddlebrooE; vice president. W. H.
White: treasurer W. W. Booth; secre-
tary, II. T. Allen; assistant secretaries, f.
&. Norton Charles Tull David Hare; pru-
Dental committee. II. I. Booth. Reuben
Parker. W. Allen Burroughs, Noble Delaho
:. ?. loHt. f. y. Fields, David Hare
Pm, IA y
Norton: pur-ucrs, 7. G. Middlebrook, Ralph
Sattley. II. +. Beach Charles Tull, W. W.
Booth, t. y. Fields. Ward Spauldng.
George Burroughs. David Hare Heorge
Kellogg. :, :. Gaines. \. &. Deano, y. q.
Norton, Scion Burroughs, Dr. Kent r. r.
Benton. l.. F. Benton. j. y. Norton, John
tarE
,,,,o,,,,'a,.io ot tLo house of Mr. Carncptcr in
West Addison. j. Warren BARNES IT, OF
tbs Boston school of pharmacy, returned to
his studio, Nonday.-Capt. Lewis Dan
iels has been adding a building lot to his
premises from the Peter Lovern farm.-Or-
rim Allen continues very low with compli-
cation of diseases. Mrs Robert c. Satter
lev died at Wheaton. ILL.,. recently \ hus-
band and two children survive her. She
was formerly Miss Barnes Of Burlington.
Mr Sattcllcy is the eldest son of Robert
Satterley. Frrishurgh. y. Is. Tabor
has had a relapse and is again confined tc
the bed.
Mrs. Ham and daughter are the guests OF
T. Blmcharl.-J. W. Barnes, jr., left
Tuesday for Boston.-Thcre were sociabie'
Tuesday at ClSus Warmers and Robert
Satterlcy's and we'll attended tremen
ball given by the Volunteers at city hall
The daughter of Mr.. George Z. Stone il
very Iowa. series of meetings has been
commenced by Rev Mr.. Carr at the Mctho
dist church.-Thc Misses Hit will leave
this week for Arkansas.-A new store is t.
be opened at Panton Corners. -freparatlon
are in progress for an entertainment in tn
parlorS of the Congregational church by th
young people.
o,-o,,,>.
me Ladies ana society l,eiu thelr "iil'i',
election OF officers Wednesday evening" VIII
the following result; fr"Si4eht' MIS- henr.
Currler Nlce-pfeNldeht' MIS- Ianlel oey