Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-19
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST ABRAMS.

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officers oI d. W. az Ier W u. - cloC'
"d SATURDAY 'Ft.i'S' '''eiliu ' i 4'' -,
follows emma NJ r%'' re- P'es'u. ~, 80, -
IA u. NhlthcN' =. v iir94"r"C CI.T
Gilbert, j. Y. presidents carrie i. Hhlai'H
chaplain; AnanuA ~ 9diIucl9' ~ e"9"'
Laura NJ. ll~N' colhuC'"l ~
ToNn, Guard. "'lt Edle9' ''hl,N4' -. ~
Ieau, R"deti" j.. Ni''"c! '.Tt 'i'S, ,.i
>. irish, NlHt Nil'"p".H' a. M
, meeting ana 'l'cuol 'i once "a -"
Methodist Ladies Ala occurred " tuht5
daN.--B. W. Green IH' Il mouSN up va |
. George street "pN A. ~ AI.oi'"9 o,
/ court Sttect'--Mls NEuN' a.
operating as lHP'"IlLtI ~ 'I'T mn 100,
1nEs hank.-tlanceS l'I;'fI anu i''o't D"'.'
is OF this place winners Oh INC Pl l~1 ~
trance examinations n Green "'lu 80. -N.'''
at the L. Y. NJ, are RECEIVING t'e 'Cl'' g.
lauonS OF their li1"hUS.-lHe S''NN't az
the grammar department at re |C""''i's
discussed the Armenian ulnic"'Iv7 ~"
Friday attctnoun.-N AMER thu ~!
turned from Mount Mansheld Oh il'N"H'
having been up to make ice for next sea
sons business at tina hotel. 1t was olhN
zero weather on the mountain ffiuaE
morning when 20 below nere.--MlS. NJ. =.
Bell is spending u few days in MaShlnE'pl'
II. C.-Major Charles j.. Woodbury. wa IL
town last Week.-Mrs.. q. X. ShlppN uleu
at hcr homo on Thursday after quite
long illness. The funeral was held on sat
- urdaN.-ArS. Don Wilder, dauGhtcr Oh
. Mr.. and Mrs. George Cheney. and sister
of a. l.. Cheney of this place, died nj nor
, home in Brattleboro at midnight Thurs
day night The remains We're brought
here on Saturday and the funeral was held
from tho home Of her parents on Monday.
Mrs Wilder leaves husband and two
small children.--Niss Carrie Powers left
Tuesday for Boston and WashinEio
Ten or more persons Will unite with tho
&: iCOngrcgationat church on the first Sunday
= in January Mrs. T. Marvin will entertain
= tho w G. y 4. ON Thursday afternoon
The series of Union meetings which have
been held for the past two months. alter
mating between the CONGREGATIONAL and
Methodist churches, will close with the
> meeting at the Conversational Nestry on
Thursla1. evening OF this week.--Willian
- Wilder Of Waitshcld, Il former resident
X has been i'm town for several daNS.-Ol'
, iicers in tn" Eastern Star lodge Were m
/ stalled on Saturday evennS.-lhe W ON
: ans club had an interesting session IN th'
i library rooms Monday cvcninE.-Ihe con
, coVt lV the Couthoui company ON IneS
=, day evening in tn" Woman 5 ciuh courF'
y" ATTRACTED a large audience aud turnishe'
- "a pleasing cntcrtainmcnt-The ahnud
= rally of the Conversations! churrh an'
a9eiety ana conversation VIII DC "'r' o.
lf!a9E ryennE' te 90 "l '"'u' I2t
y district meeting at stowe on Thursday
,r Miss Gertrude Lawrence, formerly o
At Dakota. = visiting at George N. Powers
rd -Rav. Alfred Booth, son of Rev. Dr l. ]
II. Rnath occupied the pulpit in the tnivei
e,li~t church in St. Adams last sunday
- Nc TYLER of Boston Il leather dealer,
- i'm town for Il few days The Universali=
CONGREGATIONAL and Methodist SUNDAY
+ schools will have the usual Christmas e9
+, cTciscs and trees probably two on TueSda
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