Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-02-06

will hold their next in Memorial church
thursday evening, February 6..-The 44tl
semi-annual meeting of tho East FRANKLIN
county Sunday School Union will be helt
IN the Methodist church at Enosburgi
fails February 5th.-R. p. Croft has solo
MS residence at Enosburgh to Mrs. Sarat
cray, consideration, 5000. Mr.. Croft ex.
poets to go to Boston to live.-The towr
oincers have their reports nearly ready
Tor the printer.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.
Evangelist Whittier closed his labors in
the Methodist church at Enosburgh Falls
sunday evening, at which time the audi
ence room was crowded Thus far be-
tween so and GO conversions have been re-
ported. The attendance has been large
curing the meetings. The stores have
peen closed every evening, except Satur-
uay, as rule. The pastor, Rev. A. G. w,
Anuerson, VIII continue the meetings
nearly every evening this week The
evangelist rests a few days at his home
IN Lawrence, Mass, before going to Mil
ton and Jericho.
EAST FAIRFIELD
jed o. Blaisdell of Boston was in town
Saturday.-A J. Pomeroy started SUNDAY
nnlsht FOR Boston, where he has shipped
lour very line horses.-Erncst A. Sturte-
"A
opera nan last Friday night was attended
ny ABOUT 10 couples.-Clark A. Hull and
WiIe OF berkshire visited friends I'm town
,aSt Week'-On account of sickness and
udu weather, the Christian Endeavor con-
Vention sermon was postponed for ono
week'-Hon III. r. Start was in town Mon
uay.-Mrs. Betsey Sturtevant and son of
Bunalo, N. Y, are visiting III. q. Sturte-
want. '' ''
FAIRFAX
Edward Higgins of Concord. n. IT,. is
visiting his sitter, Mrs. Nelson Leonard =
George Hall and son of burlington were in
town the 31st.-The Epworth league held
a social at Mrs. r. l.. Marv.n's "wednesday
evening the 18th. nearly 100 persons at
tending. Pies were served for refresh
ments.-The remains OF Mrs. Walter ].
Brush, accompanied by her two nephew,
arrived In town the 10Th ult The services
were held from the residence of DR.. A. q.
Brush the same day.-Rev. Thomas Gull.
~. d.. occupied the pulpit of the Baptist
church sunday evening, the I'd inst.
SHELDON.
sheldon turned out good crowd 10 at
tend the banquet at the Weldon House
last night. Among those who attended
were r.. Nj. Brown, II. p. Marsh, G. A, Oil
YER, j. ii. Marvin, Robert Mcleod. Geo.
otcDDInS, homer SteDDinS, "A. Y. Durlkee
s. Il. Thomas, II. T.. Moore. l.. T. Lam
phere, w. c. Marsh, w. II. Dunton, James
Mct'eeter jr., c. Y. Skeels, c. II. Jones
and r. ii. Dunton
FRANKLIN.
The last entertainment in the lecture
course was n concert given Wednesday
evening of last week by the Imperial quar-
tette of ST. Johnsbury, assisted by Mrs
Anna Spencer Frost as reader The on
tertainment was of high order and much
enjoyed by all. Mrs Frost's rendering of
Home Sweet Home" was especially good
The Man From Maine" was given to n
crowded house last FIR day evening.-Isailh
Lavnah the blacksmith was quite badly
hurt last week while shoelng a colt for
Paul Poof.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
Mr. Alex Mosier and his granddaughter,
Myrtle Moser, have gone to Boston to
visit Mr.. c. b. Mosier-Miss Clara
Wheeler of Montgomery is making hying /
visit in this place. She makes the longest
stop at Mr. W. +. NOTES.-The Farman /
amiy are to give a concert Wednesday
evening. February l2, under the auspices
If the Ladies' Aid for the benefit of the
church.