Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-08

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Worcester Mass, society; NJ. H. Sessions is
president of the Minneapolis society, and
George Partridge is vice president of the
Pacific coast society.
Miss Kate Howard, teacher in the in
termediate department of the high sch DOL,
is ill.-Miss Grace Bailey, daughter of DR.
A. c. Bailey, is dangerously i'll with pnpu
mona. THE following is a list Of the people
from this town attending the conservation
of Bishop Hall at Burlington Friday: Rev.
Homer White and wife, l.. =. Thayer and
wife, j. ID. Denison and wife, Mrs. j. W.
Gabrille Mrs. Frank Griswold of st. Johns
church; and Luke Parish and wife, w. f.
Blodgett, Miss Mary Putnam, Mrs. L. A.
Moves, Mrs. c. NJ. Sawyer and Mrs D. Y.
Young from st. Mary's parish from the
Centre. DR. II. II. Mcintyre returned Fri
day from Florida. The officers of Pequoit
tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men
were installed by Deputy Sachem f. o.
Hibbard on Thursday evening. Officers:
Sachem, F. a. Phillips; senior sycamore,
W. f. Barnes; junior sycamore A.. +.
Richardson; prophet, L. o. Hibbard; chief
of records, G. W. A. Putnam collector of
wampum, n. w. McCollom; keeper of
wampum, j. p. Cleveland, jr.; sannaps, +.
l.. Williams c. d. Sanborn; guards, n. C.
Greene c. E. Kilburn warriors, G.. H.
Temple, Lucius Webb, NJ. q. Hubbard, f.
Z. Dubois: braves, W. G. Cushman, J. NJ.
Atwood, C. L. Abbott and DR.. +, o.
Blanchard
Luther Granger. an aged and respected
citizen of this town, died Saturday at his
home on Central street. The funeral ser
vices were held Monday from his late resi-
dence, Rev. V. NJ. Hardy officiating His
age was about 93 years Mrs. Appolos
Sharpe died Monday morning at the age of
80 years. She leaves a husband who is 81
years old; and this was probably the oldest
couple in this section. L. j. Thayer has
sold the Copeland farm to Paul Rabtoy.-
Quite n large plumber attended the masquer-
ade ball at Bethel Friday night.--Mis
Georgia White the local editor of the Her
aid and News, is seriously ill George
Wood has completed his work on the Nor
NAL school building and moved back to this
village Master Jerald Stevens gave a
birthday party to his young friends Satur-
day afternoon. Col. George w. Balm gave
his lecture, Through TO the Golden Gate, -
on Saturday evening to a large audience. -
f. NJ. Shattuck, wife and son of Boston,
Mass, We're the guests of Mr.. Shattuck's
uncle, E. A. Shattuck, over Sunday.
HYDE PARK.
L. B. Sherwn is ill.--Mrs. l.. r. Well
man of Lowell spent Sunday at NJ. p.
Cheney s.-Mrs Della Grover has returned
from Morrisville, after spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. C.. l.. Shaw
The district meeting of the |. o. o. +. was
held with Sterling lodge No. "A, Friday
evening, followed by banquet at the
| Phpnix.-Rev. +. B. lockwood of North
Hyde Park preached in Union church Sun
day morning in exchange with F. C. lay
lor.-H. A. Slayton of Morrisville gave a
very interesting description of his travels
through the Holy Land, Sunday evening
| Miss Adah Barber has returned TO her home
| in Wardsboro, Nt,--Mss Grace Noyes of
the L. V. NJ. is at home for few days.
WILLlAMST
| w. l.. Davenport returned to Providence
Monday. Miss Rose Cole has been quite
! ill.-Rev j. n. Perrin Jr. is to preach for
the Congregationalist church the present
year but has resigned his pastorate at
East Brookfield The Ladies Society of the
NJ. +. church held a sociable Wednesday
afternoon and evening at George Williams
&C. d. Leaver is finishing off very
pleasant tenement House and Cross are
doing the work. \ daughter was born Jan
|
Reed of East Brookfield The ladies at the
Congregationalist church held a sociablc
Friday night at b. +. Sibleys.
CHELSEA
Mrs Emily A. Kenyon Of Townsend. the
| Juvenile temperance instructor by chalk
talks, concluded a weeks profitable stay in
| this vicinity Thursday.--J. Frank Hemen-
way, West Hill farmer has sent off several
pairs of finely bred turkeys for which he re-
ceived good prices. William +. Hood. the
druggist, left town Saturday morning to
| join his brother, G. |. Hood of Lowell
Mass, on trip to New York. Hon. $. b.
| Hebard has returned from New York
| The firm of Pettes d Denison, butchers and
| grocers, have been petitioned into insolvency
| by their creditors as result of the attach
ment January 10.
TUNBRlOGE.
| Fred W. Farnham, treasurer of the
! Copperfield Mining Co., has been the guest
of his brother, c. f. Farnham, a few days
Whitney Post and Relief Corps gave a
reception to Dr. and Mrs. L. +. Dean and
friends last Saturday evening. An elegant
silver table service was presented DR.. and
Mrs. Dean as token of the esteem in which
they are held by the Post and Corps.
Supper was served III the &. A. Il. building.
Willard King is i'll with bilious trouble.
DR. Frederick WEIGH is to locate here
| The worlds fair directors met and elected
superintendent for the next fair and named
the awarding committee Saturday.
BROOKFIELD
The G. \. X. held IA camp fire last Thurs
day.-The Grange gives to the public free
lecture course. Last Friday night Mr. Booth
of Northfeld was the speaker. Mr. Plumlcy
of Mortified will give lecture next Fri
day night.-Mrs Phianda Hyde died Feb
ruary miss Myrtle Holmes has gone to
| Concord, n. H.--Mr. and Mrs. \. u. Reed
have daughter, born January 29.-Mrs.
Emma Ford of Braintree is in town. w. II.
Richardson has gone to Greenfield, Mass. --
Chanucey Smith of Norwich is visiting hi-
parents. A town school will he held next
Friday Oliver Rood Of Denver, Col, is
visiting his brother II. j. Rood
NEWBURY CENTRE.
Those sick are: Fri Scranton. bilious