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

Rev. Mr.. Goodrich and wife returned
home this week. Mrs. Goodrichs sister,
Miss Grace Darling. accompanied them.-
1t Is expected that Rev. Marcus Parouna-
gian viii give his lecture in the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening, January II.
Mics VIVA Mcclellan has returned home
NEWPORT.
benjamin Horn has taken Fred Camp
bells farm.--H. Il. Lane has gone to
Providence, X. L., on a visit.--J. III. Huse
goes to st. Adams to work for Dr.. X.
Sproule.-Ierbert Raymond OF Cambridge.
Mass. has been visiting at l.. #. Kay's
the past week.--Curtis Il. Hbbard of Bur-
lington was in town last Thursday to at
tend the funeral of his mother, who died
at tho age of ~ at the residence of her
son, C. ]. Hubbard. where she had lived the
past 20 years.-Henry Major has returned
from the west, where he has been the
past two years.-At the annual meeting of
the Congregational church n. l.. Foster
c. a. Phillip. and ii. S. Root were chosen
committee for the year; j. r. Akin. super
intendent of Sunday-schoo,; +. o. Blunt,
assistant superintendent: r. c. Camp,
secretary and treasurer.-Sunday was the
coolest day of the season so far, the mer-
curry ranging from to % below zero.
DERBY CENTRE.
Fred Taylor is spending n vacation at
home.-Mrs ID. Hopkinson was called to
Albany last eek by the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. r. =. Hitchcock, who suffered
from a severe hemorrhage OF the lungs.
At last accounts she was rallying from its
effects.-The thermometer stood IS degrees
below zero last Monday morning.-Thc
week of prayer will be observed by the
churches in this village, union services be-
ing held several evenings.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. b Albee, who have been in New Jersey
for the holidays. are expected home his
week.--The Woman's Home Missionary
union met with Mrs. S. ID. Spalter Tuesday
afternoon of last wcek.--Flctcher Niles
went to Burlington last Monday to spend q
few weeks.--M A. Adams. who has been
confined TO the house some time. Is gain
ing slowly.
BARTON.
Samuel Nelson. father of z. NJ. Il. Nell
son. about 20 years old recently had the
misfortune to break his leg.--Will Web
ster. student at Moody's school,
Northfeld, Mass, visited in town
on Neutrality-suspicious. GO members of the
Methodist Sunday-school proceeded on the
evening of December 81 TO the residence OF
q. II. Blake and gave him pleasant
surprise Mr.. Blake has been for the past
10 years superintendent of the Sunday
school. and, as reminder of his efficiency
in that capacity and as "A token Of good will,
Rev. w. T.. Douglass. in behalf of the
school and friends, presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake with a beautiful ice pitcher. Mr..
Blake responded flttlngly. Refreshments
were served and pleasant social enjoyed.
Two weddings occurred In the village
on the evening of January !. The first
was at the residence of NJ. NJ. Whitney,
where his daughter, Carrie, was married
to Herbert Gardner. Rev. A. c. Swain Of
ilciating. Mr.. Gardner Is employed in the
Peerless Manufacturing company and
Mrs. Gardner has been clerk in the store
of George II. Davis. After taking short
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner will occupy
rooms in the Whitney house. In the Sec
ond case the contrating parties were Rob.
ert French and Miss Martha Bean, who
were Joined In marriage by Rev a. C.
Swain, at the residence of John Bean, the
brides father Mr.. French is a popular
business man of Glover and Mrs French
has given much time to tho study and
teaching of music and has recently beer
acting as bookkeeper for the Perciva
Manufacturing company. Mr.. and Mrs
French will make their home in Glover
At both OF these weddings the attendanc,
was large and the presents numerous ant
valuable.-At the meeting of the ". X. c
last Wednesday Mrs. Aaron Skinner wa:
Frustrated by n shock of paralysis an(
had to be carried home. She grew no bet
held at the Methodist church Tuesday.
GREENSBORO.
John Kendrick. jr.. teaches the winter
term Of school In the Patterson district
The lecture given at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening by Rev. M. II
Parounagain was well attended,-Reviva
meetings will be held at the Presbyterian
church until January 10, conducted b,
Rev. Il. c. McKelsey of New York city
II. II. Morse recently purchased an organ
of A. r. Cowles for his daughters.-Masol
s. Stone. State superintendent OF cduca
ton. was in town last Tuesday.
A CARD.
We, the undersigned, 10 hereby agree L
refund the money ou u nifty cent bottle O
Greene's Syrup OF Tar II II fails to cur
your cold or cough. We also warrant
twenty-five cent bottle to prove satIsfac
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