Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

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ladies united with the Baptist church
Sunday evening by baptsm-J. II. Tucker
writes from Colorado that his health is
much better than when he left BRISTOL
The winter term of the graded school
opened Monday morning with large at
tendance In all the departments. Nelson
st. George has so much improved in
health as to appear on the strect-Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Daniels are receiving tho con-
gratulations of their friends on the birth
Judson Daniels from Iowa, Is visiting in
town. Mr.. Daniels Is a native of Bristol,
and a son of Judson A. Daniels remem-
lhcred by many of tho older rcsldents.1t is
Mr. Daniels first visit here.-There are
about 275 pupils attending this term of the
Igraded school.-Mrs Lucinda Gillette, who
has been In poor health for several weeks
is now improving.-D. r. Ryle of the firm
lof Ryle & Mccormick OF Barre was in
town Tuesday, the guest of W. n. McGee.
"A. n. Johns of the Queen City was In
town Tuesday.-Thc Baptist sale and sup
per at Holly hall Tuesday evening was n
success.-'rhe gross receipts at the Baptist
sale Tuesday evening was Sl5i.-David X.
Bosworth is visiting in the Queen City
this week-E. c. Dixie has moved the ell
part of his house from Main street to
Munsll avenue.
NORTH FERRISBURGH.
The Sunday school rehearsals for Christ
evening and Saturday afternoon.-Mrs. j.
=. Kenyon has returned from Whallons-
burgh. y. "a Literary Club has been
organized with Mrs. S. h. Martin, presi-
dent; Mrs. NJ. +. Allen. Nice-prosident;
Mrs. S. y. Allen, secretary; Mrs. George
Collins, treasurer and Mrs. Calvin Martin
collector.-Miss Alice Noonan is spending
\ few weeks in Mddlcbury.-Th Ladies'
Aid society of the NJ. Il. church meet
with Miss Carrie Wheeler Wednesday
afternoon.-At the annual meeting of the
NJ. T.. Sabbath school board. Fred Ball
was elected superintendent and Wilbur
Ball assistant.-Edward Gee and family
are located in their new home recently
purchased of Lydia Alls.-The w. G.. T.
L. society meet with Mrs Fbenezcr Ward
Friday afternoon.-Ncws has been recciv-
cd of the death of John Reynolds. a for
iner resident of this place Sunday after
noon. Ills funeral was held from his
late home in Essex, y. Y, Tuesday al .
p. IN.
Miss Bertha Mallory who has been abb
sont for n number of weeks returned
. home Tuesday. Extra meetings are being
held at tho Friends church and will con-
tnue over Sunday.-Sevcral from this
place att ended tho funeral Of John Rey-
noids at Essex. y. Y, Tuesday.
You can save money by buying your
} shoes now at the Allen Shoe Co.'S cut price
shoe sale.
SOUTH STARKSBORO.
, Mrs Icuclnda Grace Is suffering witt
gangrene in her left foot.-Edson Hurl.
burt is at home for the winter-Miss
Nasta Hurlburt is visiting her grand
parents in Monkton.-Rcv. James Adams
I s.oxpected here next week to hold some
more meetngs.-Elisha Purinton and wifi,
visited relatives in Lincoln last week.
, Fred Sulory will work for Cullen Shat
, tuck in tho bin ksmith shOD
SHoREHAM.
+. Z. Platt administrator has an auc
, tion sale on the farm of the late Myror
Platt Dec. 1ith.-James Delong, n former
resident, now of Boston Is in town.
Noble, the young son of w. H. Birchard Is
on the sick list.
Christmas will be observed in the Con.
gregAtional church with n concert eXor.
,, else and tree or it's equivalent Monday
Dec. 2G.-AIr. and Mrs. H. w, Jones re
turned Tuesday from Plttsford.-Mis
, Wnifred I'arr of Larrahee's Point is Wis
iting in Penn Yaw, y. Y.-Noblc. w. II
!. Rrichard's son, who has been i'll is inn
proving.
FERRISBURGH.
Mrs. r. Z. Robinson went to Montpcic
= Saturday to attend tho funeral of he
. brother, Thomas Stevcns.-F'rank Scar
has moved out of Mrs. Baird's tenCmen
house to live with his father this winter
l Il. y. Preston, who has been very sicl
; is imprO wing slowly.-A. B. Robinson 4
confined to the house with rheumatism
c. a. Chapman is attending County Cour
= as one of the grand jurors.-S. Preston la
D just returned from a fur buying trip.
Tho Allen Shoe cos. cut price shoe sal
: give. everybody chance to save none.
l on shoes.
= GRANVILLE.
Mrs. Christopher Hubbard died las
-, week Thursday and was buried Saturday
There was Il supper ut the NJ. f.. churc
: last Friday night. y good time is reported
i -Rlce's steam mill started up this week
Edward Page has charge of the landing "A
: the corner and Hiram Ford at the lowe
: Vllagc.-M!ss Richardson of WoNurr
. Mass, is teaching on West hill, Miss Ora
> per of Randolph In South Hollow, Mis-
y Eaton of Rochester at the lower village
y Miss Warner of Rutland in Eorth HoloN
! Miss Haulon in East Granville and Nj
' Scott at the Corner.-Geo. Sargent
. going to work for n. ID, Rice.-Orr
Il Briggs and wife are expected back tn
second week in January to occupy thcl
Z place here.-Sam Gibbs of Pipton is a
y work for A. d. Swinton in his backsmit
y shop.
CORNWALL.
q Mr.. Wm. Swift returned on Friday I
his home in Bridgeport, Conn, after "A tw
: months visit at Fred f. Pean's.-Mcasle
u are very prevalent in the north and Yves
parts of the town.-Rev. Robert j. Barto
- of Salisbury occupied the pulpit of III
, Congregational church on Sunday IN es
=, change with the pastor Rev. S. II. Bal
u mum. Mr., Barton is the county supcrinter
dent Of the Anti-Saloon League an
d presented the cause in an interesting an
, forcible manner. Ralph r. Robbins Hu
l. appointed collector for the cause
: town.
,. STARKsBORO.
l. The Ladies' Aid" will meet with Mr.
e Rdssell Wednesday afternoon. Mi.
l. Kathleen Saylcs of Huntington Is vs
Ing her uncle, William Wyman.-Mr. Fio
Andrews of Burlington was in tow
Tuesday on business-Miler's orchcstr
y played for a dance at tho G., A. r. hall
Il Hnesburgh Friday evening, Dec. o.
: donation was held in the vestry Of II
- BAPTIST church Friday evening for II
u benefit of the pastor Rev. Mr.. Russell
~ The sum of $35 was realized,-Mrs Charl'
- l3rownell and daughter OF burlington al
- visiting friends in town.-Carlton Bos
II wick is teaching the village school,
Up Christmas bazaar Is to be held under II
" auspices of the christian Culture Club
II in the vestry of the Free Baptist churc
" Wednesday afternoon and evening, De
\ .lst. An excellent programme has bee
70 arranged for the evenings entertainment
W Useful and fancy articles suitable Il
III Christmas will be sOld.-The 'Christia
~ Culture Club comprised entirely of your
le ladies of tho Free Baptist church is
T. recent organization with the object
er promoting missionary activity and affor'