Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-01-09

Mrs Pearl-Nelson Morse has moved
from the village, and Is quite seriously ILL.,
Mrs Celia Archer and son were In Bur-
lington to spend New Years.
snow, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Alice, went to Burlington 10 spend the
holidays with relatives in the city.z-Mrs.
Kellogg, an elderly lady who has been
living at l.. Butterficld's for some time.
and who has been a great sufferer with
consumption for over a year. died Tuesday
of last week. Tho funeral services were
held ut the house Friday. The remains
we're taken to Randolph for interinent.---
George Flint has purchased tho Frank
Killam farm owned by Earl Cushnan, and
IL soon TO Jake possession Mrs. VIII
Terry has been seriously indisposcd for
several days.
. W1LLIAMSTOWN.
The Good Templar's Union of Orange
county met here last week. The afternoon
and evening sessions were public and were
held in the Universalist church. Hon.
Frank Plumley of Mortified addressed
the evening meeting.--The roads have been
damaged considerably by the late heavy
rains.-Mr. Patsie Elliott and wife have
returned from visit at Wi.liamsvile.--
News has becn received here of tho seri-
Gus illness of Miss Julia blanchard, at
Poughkeepsie N. y.-Andrew Burnham
has returned from q visit to his son in
Brattleboro. Summit Lodge, +. and A. M
are preparing to attend the district meet
ing at Brookfleld, where they have a part
in the programme.
BROOKFIELD.
| r. II. Whcatley and Miss Leila Peck of
the l.. V. NJ. have returned from their
vacation: also Frank Wilcox Of St. Johns
bury.-Gcorge Mason, jr., who Is in Rhode
! Island on business, spent the holidays Mt
home.--Thc week of prayer is being OBJ.
served by tho branch church and by the
First ami Second churches.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Van Carpenter
| December 3i.-Mr and Mrs. Bert Allis
also have o new girl.-Thc following is
the list of officers installed January by
tho Patrons Of Hushandry: W. NJ, Cassins
Peck o., Walter Howard. L., Luna
Peck; S., Charles Williams a. s..
Leto Blodgett c., George Smith, T.,
Marcus Peck; secretary. Mary Ladd; g.
H., George Jennings; r., Helen Williams;
f., Nellie Fulam; o., Lillian Buck; l.. A.
s., Hattie Mason, After the installa ton 4
large company participated in an oyster
supper.--Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Peck at
tended the Dairymens meeting ut Rut-
land this week.Wil Lincoln and Miss
Addie Waldo were married last week and
are at work at j. H. Spra que s.-Mrs
Gertlc Jackson Is visiting In Barrc.-.Mrs
NJ. &. LaZellc and daughter are moving tc
Randolph, having sold their personal ef'
fects at auction January 2.--!nstallation ol
officers I'm tho Ladies' Relief Corps occur
red Saturday evening, January 4.--The Of
GERS of Brooktield Y. =. s. G. Il. have beer
elected as follows: President, George *
Sprague; vce-presdent. Edgar j. Trask
secretary. Mrs. Stella Trask; treasurer
Mrs. Eva Barncs.-Tho branch Sunday
school elected the following officers Janu
AIRY 5: Superintendent, George Sprague
assistant superintendent. VIII Richard
son. treasurer. Elet Jackson secretary
Monroe Wheatley; librarian, Marion
Clark.
CHELSEA
Mrs. Lucy \. Dickinson, who has bee,
sick for several weeks Is now eomewha
better.-At their annual meeting Thur da.
January Q. the Congregatlonalists chose j
NJ. Comstock, clerk j. NJ. Comstock, NJ. II
Corwin and Mrs. Sylvia Dearborn. execu
tive committee; W. S. Hatch, choriste
and treasurer; a. II. PAYERS, Waite
Emery and }. X. Darling, business com
mlttce.-Monday morning the thermome