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

permanent moderator, G. s. Fassett clerk, |
:. L. Fairbanks treasurer G. S. Fassett |
lanes D. Wright, w. ]. Chaffee and F. NJ |
Wright delegates to the annual meeting
If the Franklin and Grand Isle counties
conference of churches Remlng-
on. travelling general agent for the De-
Laval Separator company, was In town
over Sunday. and has, with his wife, gone
his week to New York.-Mss Mary Kid
Ter has begun work for Philadelphia firm.
She will first canvass in the Southern
States as general agent for the publica-
Hobart Glitten was at work
In ]. NJ. Burts lumber woods the 4th inst,
In trying to get down a lodged tree. fell
his AK coming down on his back, cutting
a deep cash, the full size of the bit of the
AK. He was carried home, physician
called and Is reported as doing WELL only
one hour or two before another Of the
gang cut his foot.-Mr and Mrs. Gardner
of Montpelier are at j. M. Whit
combs for a few days-Thermometers reg
Istered "a degrees below zero on Monday
GEORGIA.
Mrs. II. r. Smith spent Christmas week
ut I. II. S. Fairbanks.--Mrs. c. A. Hotch-
kiss is visiting In Fairfax.-Miss Mar
garet Bartlett of Woodstock and Miss
Ida Mae Fairbanks are spending week
at West Georgia.-Miss Post and Cadets
Caswell and Carr have returned to their
studies. The house warming" at Sidney
Judd's was a success and many valuable
presents were given them.-Mrs. Addie
Clark has returned from a weeks visit In
Rurlngton, About % guests partook of n
New Years dinner at ]. II. Cu.l's.-Newton
House and family have moved to Ticonder-
opa-Uay has been selling for $3.50 per
ton. eggs are selling at the door for 25c.,
nor dozen.-Farmers were blowing on Dec
2sth.
HlCHtORO.
The Union GOSPEL meanings conducted
by Evangelist whittier. are held this
week MS follows: Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at the NJ. E.. church,
and Thursday and Friday evenings at the
Advent church Every afternoon at
O'Clock services will be held in the Baptist
ehurSh. There mas peen large attehoahee
been spending her vacation at home, re-
turned to Worcester, Mass, Sunday
evening-F. G.. Clark and wife arrived In
town Saturday evening from Boston. and
will take charge of the Union House Hotel
recently rented from i. G. Green. Mr..
Green and family will spend the winter in
Bottom, Que.--F'red G. Wheeler returned
to Montreal last Saturday.-The 18th enter
tainment Of the Richford Lecture Course
will he given Jan II by Pew. Robert Nourse
of Washington, ID. c., subject, "Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde" Mr.. Nourse has a great
reputation as a lecturer.-There is to b., q
social dance at the Aver's Onera House
frlday evening bastnans orchestra VIII
hos been ouite III ia ,mnrov,ne WNtiss C,ar.
rie Soule who has been with Mrs r. J.
Sargent tho mast millinery season return.
cd TO her home Saturdav,-Mondav morn.
ing was tho coolest of the season-Edward
Grant and Amelia Colcord were married
last week and arc now settled in Bangor
Mo'-Edward s RIodob ana wife bave re-
turned from their wedding trim and taken
n room in Isaac Raniimsn's house Miss
Miles OF ST. Albans. is visiting her sister
Mrs. Peter McC;ettrIck The schoo, com.
mittee have mt new seats into tho nr,.
mary department OF the ACADEMY
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EAST BERKSHIRE.
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nol,o"' ,tu'' why M. ~.
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were married January 1 at the bride 3
home.-Blanche Stratton, aged five years.
a daughter of Charles Stratton died of
tonsilitis Friday. Funeral services were
held Sunday morning. Their Youngest
child. Mary is also very slck.-The Shepard
family gave their concert Mt Hotel hall
TrIdav evening to n large audience. Miss
Georgia slinned and fell as she stepped
from, tho train striking her head so tha,
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