Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-15

on Messenger street. Mr.. Chamberlain
was a years old ana died at San Fran
cisco last Saturday of cancer. lie leaves
II mother. Mrs. Louise H. Chamberlain.
one brother, James \. Chamberlain, ard
three sisters, Misses Cora r.. Lcona l.,
and Capitala II. Chamberlain, all OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick p. Cummings
have is9ued invitations to n dancing party
to he given at their residence en- Prospo 1t
street on Friday evening in honor Of Miss
Adams Of Jacksonville. Fla.
Miss Helen Holmes ~ Cambridge comes
to-day to visit her aunt, Mrs. G.. L. HUI
burd, fer 4 week.
The members of st. Luke's choir arc 10
have picnic at Stanley Point on neat
Saturday. Incy will leave ut . in the
morning and return at in the afternoon
Mrs sumner Cummings returned ysstor-
day from six weeks visit in Portland
and Boston.
w. :. Bailey has gone to the Bostu'
and New York markets.
Ar. ANA Mrs. A. d. Tenney have move
into a part of Mrs. S. 5. Aliens house Oh
North Main street.
Tho Wuinars Foreign Missionary socio-
ty of the Methodist church held a meet
ing and supper at the parsonage yester-
Gay afternoon. In the evening the Young
Ladies' Foreign Missionary society gave
an excellent literary and musical pro-
gramme and delicious refreshments were
served.
Miss Hattie Wright Of Burlington is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Edward d. Far
rar.
y c, Shufcldt has returned from
Knowltcn, p. O., where he went to attend
tho funeral of his father.
Rev. Mr.. Henry of Clay Centre, Kan, is
visiting MIR. and Mrs. W. j, Borland.
frank Appleton Of Ottawa. Kan. went
alt -
friends.
Mis-. Frank Davis and son and Mrs.
Belle Stone Of New York, who have been
visiting Mir and Mrs. d. G. Greene, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
William y. Jones went to Middlebury
yesterday to spend IA few days. He will
not return TO college this year
Rrv. Or, c. $. Nuttcr and Rev. Mr..
Ryan went TO Grand Isle yesterday for a
short stay
l'rv, j. O. Bennett has rented the Bailey
house on the corner OF Congress and High
streets and will move there soon.
s. L. Perkins Is to move his family into
C. II. Ellis house on Messenger street to-
day.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Mrs w. g. Rowlcy OF Loominstcr,
Mass. is visiting In town.-Miss Clcmen-
time Campbell has returned from Mont
'pclier.--Mr, c. II, Nelson has gone West
on "A business trip.--A very pleasant re-
ccption was given Mr., and Mrs, j. Nj.
Rob- at the Baptist church on Friday
evening. MIR. Robb expects to move h.a
family to Snmsonville very soon, where
H. viii be engaged in business.--M lsscs
Nellie Campbell and Luella Patenaude
were home from Johnson Normal school
on tSaturday.-Thcre was quite har1
frost on Saturday night, but no serious
damage is reported.-Father DeRusha re-
turned Saturday and was able to hold
services Sunday.
Mrs Sophia Hoyt of Burlington Is Wis
iting relatives in town,-Miss Ethel Hog
aboom of Enosburgh was In town ON
Tuesday. MIR. George Hogaboom return
ed 10 Enosburgh with her,-The La Plant
Bros, who recently purchased of Mr.
George Porter the house which was par
TALLY destroyed by FIRE are repairing tine
same and find it much easier to repair
than was at first eXpected,-Miss Belle
Lumbra has returned from St. Albins
and expects to so with her sister. Mrs.
Lucia, to Massachusetts soon.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.
The l.. V. I. s, held their
annual meeting on Wednesday even
irg and elected the following Of
ncers for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, Mrs. j. Nj, Jeffords; first vice-presi-
dent Mrs O. Merrill; second, Mrs. d. M.
Gardner; third Mrs. j. N. Greene; fourth.
Mrs d. Jasmin, being one vice-president
from each of the Religious denominations
represented here; recording secretary,
Miss Glenna Gardner; corresponding Sec
rotary, Mrs. h. r. Greenwood; treasurer.
Mrs. l.. T.. Marsh; invitation committee,
Mrs H. H. Best, Mrs. f. C. Kimbali, Mrs,
o. w. Holden, Mrs f. s. Hutchinson,
Miss Anna Archambault, This society
has raised within two years and expended