Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-22

Sherwin; corresponding secretary. Miss
! Evelyn Dumas: treasurer. T.. S. PcCkham:
organist. Miss Lottie Calahan.-Mr Ed
son Steadman went to Burlington Tues
| day to bring home his wife, who has been
| in the Mary Fletcher Hospital for several
weCks-pr. Powers of Ripton has been in
| town this week.-W. IL Hale, who has
been a guest Of Rev. Father Boyle for
week past, has returned to his home in
| the Queen City.-Rev. ]. j. Boyle Is in
the Queen City this wcek.-Tho Metho-
dists will have Il Christmas trco and the
\ usual exercises next Monday evening
| Aunt Rhoda Brown, aged 81 years, felland
broke her wrist Monday.-N. II. Bisson-
cite has been on tho sick list but il now
able to be cut.
Richard Monroe. an old veteran Of the
civil war died at the residence of his
daughter on South street Wednesday af-
ternoon, aged about - years. COmrade
Monroe was member of Company Il. ilth
Vermont regiment, and was member Cf
W. G. punton Post, q. \. R.-Thc Misses
RiSbic of FerrisOur2h were in town We'd
ncSlav The gross receipts Of the Rap-
tist sale aud supper Tuesday Dec. Is will
amount to about Sl6' when everything is
heard from.-W G. puutOn Post. u. \.
r.. elected the following officers WCducS-
day evening: Commander. H. T. Sherwin:
s. V. C., e. L. Bartlett; J. V. g. l.. W.
Gage; surgeon, Royal Smith; char lain. Il.
". Carl -. NJ. II. $. Smith. O. u. A. ].
Crane: ~. e., @. II. Brooks; NdjUt0ut, +.
Il. Palmer; -. ". :. q. W. Srecion; :.
NJ. u. +. Sheldon: installing officer. +. I.
Ward; delegate to State encampuent, u.
II. Brooks; alternate. T. W. Gage. The
installation of officers will occur an the
second Wednesday in January.-The fu-
neral Of Richard Monroe was held Fri
day at " u. m.-i;Hlph DEMO. superiuten-
dent of the Bristol railroad is still con-
fined 10 the house with periphcrStl neurt-
= 1T.
Wickhdm's in Rutlani.-Pcter Larcse is
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
, Miss Ada Hewitt will teach 4 winter
term Of school in LinColn.-RCV. Ia \.
Bisclow delivered the first lecture in the
course ut New Haven last Wednesday
cvening.-llenry I.avarn is moving his
tenement house from EriStCl fats on to his
1T on Munsill avcnue.-Charlcs W. Camp
hcll and Miss Josephine NJ. Eaton were
married in Chicago December II Miss
Eaton is Il Bristol girl and has many
warm friends hcre.-The funeral Of Rich
ard Monroe was held Friday afternoon
from his late home on South Street.--RsV.
=. 4. Bigelow. the Methodist pastor, Of
flciatcd. The bearers were r. NJ. carl,
=. |. BARTLETT. Henry Butler ami q. III.
Brooks, members Of DuntOn Post, OF
which the deceased was a member. The
Post acted rs an escort from the house to
West street on the way to the cemetery.
UN UlTlNl WIS III tUC NilAstAC NfulNNNNN ~
the side OF his wife.-Pcter LaroSe Coutin-
ues seriously i'll with pneunoni1.-Am-
brose Grow and wife of New Haven Wis
tied ut II. +. Sherwin's Friday.-The BEN
eft concert for the band Tuesday night
was big success. The house was crowd
cd and the band boys made N25 clear IN m
all expcnses.-Mrs. Edison II. Young, who
has been sick with typhoid fever at IL \.
EoUng's. has r, turned to her honie in Buff
falo, y. y.
Dr and Mrs. a NJ. Norton e1tcr:Oine'l
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ridley, Actin; super
iutcEdcnt j. 5. Sheldon and \. :. Good
win of the Bristol railroad at dinner last
Suuday.-A. :. Goodwin and his nephew,
james NJ. Goodwin. will spend Christmas
at L. w. Clements home "RrooNSidc.
Centre Rutland.-MiSs Lucy NJ. dNuSh,eT
Of Rev. and MrS. J. NJ. AppivnOu Was
married at the Methodist church III Fer
. rlsburgh December Il TO Dr. Roy &. IiuS-
ley of Bristol. They will reside in Rristo.
. Peter GarrUw. who WAS injured cy tou
has been removed to his fathers in New
HlVcn.-F. l.. Shcrwin writes To his Ia
ther. IL. L. Sherwin, from New Haven
Connccticut that his Wife is seriously i.
; with gastric fever.
STARKSBORO.
Minnie Smith IS at home from Eros
burgh Falls for the holiday Vac1tiOu.-TN'
property OF the late Edmund Harmon w;
, sold at auction TueSdaE.-G. Il. CtnorJ
: visited his son, Guy Clifford in Jericho last
, Friday.-Alark HIN and wife moved I,
Jericho last week. They are going 20 wOrs
for Mrs. Il.lrs father. Guy Clltt"rt--Ncr
ritt Warren has moved TO NonktOn iu,S
; Mr.. l.awrenCe'S house.
Prof. and Mrs. Green Of EuOshCrS,
Falls, are the guest of Misses MINT,
Smith and Carrie Hin. who are ~ hcm,
for the holidayS.-Mrs. Helen Crane Of
: Huntington. is visiting her sister. Mrs
; William Wyman.-A Christmas tree sn-
I. exercises will be held at the Baptist par
. souacc Saturday afternoon for the beue
hit of the SUNDAY school scholars. MARI
, Hin has sold out his interest in his faith
er's farm and moved to JSriChO.-O. II
: Baldwin has u force OF men at work OF
: the mountain.-Dn Harvey Of Noting
ham, y. H.. is III town. visiting relatives
Miss Rena Gotta of NerSennes is tn
! guest Of Mrs. t.. r. Wymau.
You can save money by buying you
=. shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos. cut prize
shoe sale.
= Fast MIDDLEBURY.
" Henry Bailey has bought a small plaC
y near the old forge and Is TO move Their
this week.-Ross II. Maynard ot Bostol
q came down from Burlington on Thurs
: day las. and stopped over n.Sht with hi
: mother and sister i'm this village. He tool
I the morning train for home next day
Mr., ana MrS. W lnuclu flper OF Mortimer
e have been visiting relatives here. Mrs
: Piper has returned home. but MIR. Pipe
. is TO remain for a while With Mrs. l., Day
q the mother of Mrs. Observation-Disclosures
o ing the severe cold weather the robin
have not all left. c. +. Russell SAW on
: near his home as late Il
y December l2th.-The candy pull O.
= the Good TemplarS Hall last Fri
!. day evening was u decided success, tiuau
= cially.--Mrs Albert English does not im
$ prove and there is but little change in he
/, condition. She is able 10 sit up but a FEY
: minutes at u time.
II WEYBRIpGE.
+ Clyde Tiske is home from SaNtOp'
River for the holiday vaCUtiou.-Mr
10 John Show is visiting the family of Rev
y j. l.. Fort of WinoOSki.--Mr. and Mrs.
J. Twitchell left town last Monday for
three weeks absence. They will visit thei
sons at New York city and Hartforl
"a Conn, and will also visit At diWSret
d places In Massachusetts and in this stat
j. on their return trip.-NrS Emily BowdtS
5 Is quite ill.-Lyman Whitman cOntinu,
N quite sick.-Thcrc will be a stereppttcO
d entertainment with Christmas songs an
4 recitations At the Congregational churc
m Friday evening, Dec. 9Th.
4 SHOREHAM.
. Miss Hull. Miss Brown and Harlte Coo
~ have returned from Goddard Seminary
" spend the Christmas intermission at hOm
Rev Il. III. Barton OF Salisbury occupe
- the pulpit of the Congregational churc
=, Sunday giving a temperance lecture.
" Charles Leonard went Tuesday to Mar