Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-03-19

sary of their marriage, by spending the
evening with them. Benjamin Pray Is get
ting materials together to build large
dairy barn on his farm the present spring
j. NJ. Burt is furnishing the heavy timber
ENOSBuRGH FALLS.
On Monday, March Q, meeting was
held at the residence of Mrs. NJ. =. Perley,
at which was present Mrs. Ida II. Read,
president of the w. c. r. u. OF the state
A local union was organized with the fol-
lowing members: President, Miss Belle O.
stone; first vice president Mrs. j. Il,
Waldron: second vice-president, Mrs. H.
s. Herrick; third vice-president, Mrs. Lou
Gibson; corresponding secretary, Mrs a.
NJ. Aseltine; recording secretary, MISS
Emma Tevyaw; treasurer, Miss stella
Kendall. The superintendent OF the dll'
ferent departments of work were chosen
as follows: Scientific instruction, Belle
Tevyaw; evangelistic work, Mrs. Edgar
Chamberlin; Sunday-school work, Mrs. y.
A. Ascltine; literature, Mrs A. NJ Asel-
Itine.-The Ladies' Social and Benevolent
Circle of the Freowill Baptist church met
at the parsonage on Tuesday afternoon, the
10th inst, and elected the following OIL
ficers: President Mrs. j. d. Waldron;
yice-presdent Mrs j. r. Chamberlin:
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Frank Burt;
board Of managers Mrs. Hiram Ladd. Mrs.
/ Charles Forsythc Mrs. Oscar stephens,
/ Mrs joseph Gallup, Mrs. Arnold Burt; APP
pontment committee, Mrs j. Il. Chamber
! lin, Mrs. A. w. Lampson, Mrs. NJ. l.. JET
/ fords.-Mr. j. \, Demers has purchased
the residence of J. S. Burt on Main street
for slG25.-The board of trustees of the
public library have decided to start the
library at once with quarters in y. F.
Gabraith's store-Gaylord Ladd, former
Enosburgh boy, is in town visiting friends.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
gave a supper at the church on Wednes-
day evening of last week.-Dr. +. 5.
Hutchinson few days ago amputated n
limb for patient in Berkshire Mrs.
Lowell Stowe.--Mr. j. Il. ,Kimball of Kim
ball Bros. is at home for few days
Mrs. T.. j. Parmelce and son, Ned. were
In Burlington several days last week visit
ing friends.-The Emma Wills company
appear at Opera Hall on Friday, the Goth
inst.-Mrs. Emily Welman of Lowell, who
was in town visiting MIR. and Mrs. f.. F.
Greenwood. has returned home.-The pru-
Dental committee of the graded school
district are preparing their annual report
which will be ready for distribution in a
few days. The annual meeting of the
|, school district is March a-Wednesday
evening, the 18th inst, was ladies' night
at the Philomen club and number OF
ladies and gentlemen spent the evening
playing games.
Mrs W. II. McAllister is In st. Adams
visiting the family of John Locke.--E,J
I Tyler editor of the Standard. was sick
over Sunday with the grip, but Is better
The total number of pupils at the public
school so far has been 334. There have
been So different tuition scholars. The
catalogue just issued by the Richforc
school committee shows an aggregate o.
only 30i An erroneous impression has
, been current here thht the Richford schoo
, was the larger of the two.-W. f. Bake
, of Burlington was In town Tuesday.-Dr
( G.. L. Green hos reopenod his office In w
8 T., Burts block.-The prudential commit
= tee intend issuing n catalogue of the Higl
, and graded schools at the close of th
school year.-Mrs Hattie Hoadley is will
/ her sister, Mrs. II. y. lsham.-The c, O
r F.. at their meeting voted not to pay slcl
/ benefits until after the first weeks sick