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

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Rev. Walter Dole of Revere. Mass, has
accepted call to become pastor of the
CniverSalist church and will come with
his family to this place to reside the lat
tor part of the week. MIR. Dole is native
of this place and the society Is considered
fortunate in securing his mnlstrat!ons. +
While driving from West Berlin to his
work in this place Tuesday morning. !
ChaunCey Leonard employed in the Ma |
tlonal Memorial Office. was tipped out of
his sleigh by the horse shying at some I
thing the side of the road. The sleigh
was considerably broken. the horse cut In
some places and Mr.. Leonard more or
ess bruised but not seriously injured.
Wallace ]. Grady has finished work for
]. II. Talbot and gone to Kcene. y. II.
where hc has employment in a tailoring
establishment.
Owing to its being Christmas eve. the
public library will he closed next Satur |
day evening. 1t will however. be open in
the afternoon as usual.
The timo of Christmas will he observed
by all the churches in town this year as
usual. At the Catholic church there will
lie high mass Christmas day at l0:31, in
tead of midnight mass as last year. At
St. Mary's church there will be n special
erviCe Christmas eve and special singing
Christmas lay. The society will have no
tree this year. Instead the gifts will be
distributed at Sunday school The SER
vices at the Cniversalist church Sunday
will all have special reference to the sea-
on and the pastor will preach on the sub
ect What is the best Christmas gift"
This society will have no tree this year.
At the Congregational church there will
he Il tree Saturday evening and special
Christmas service at Sunday school the
GLOWING day. The pastor will preach
with reference to tho Christina slide The
Iat ict tx.tll with
special exercises Saturday evening and
the morning and evening services in the
church Sunday will be devoted to the
spirit of the occasion.
Mrs. Harriet Glazier has returned from
Nashua after an absence of several weeks
and will spend the winter with Rufus ST.
mons and family.
. The university will close tho fall term
Thursday noon and two weeks vacation
will be in order.
The annual meeting Of the Northhcld
Conet band will occur next Monday
evening. There is some talk among the
members of disbandirg owing to lack OF
players and mcagre support
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Mrs. q. A. Wilbur is sick with pneu-
monia.-M. r. Foster Is seriously i'll with
congestion of the lungs.-EIram Blake, a
brother of 5. D. Blake, died last week at
his home near Boston. after a long i'll
ness.-L. S Collins of Greensboro Is in
town. called here by the severe illness of
his sister, Mrs. Wilbur..-E. NJ Daniels
has exchanged property with Frank
Batcheder.
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: n. G. Durham has moved into the house
on f. IL Grays farm.-Henry Emery has
moved into \. Dwincll's house vacated by
MIR. Duuham.-G. L. Parker recently killed
hog that weighed Oh l'nuhuS'IoharleS
home on Saturday night Funeral was
held on Monday
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| Merton Johnson is home from Waits
field-Mrs. +. l. Ingalls, has gone to Will
liamstown-Anna Posnett is home from
Montpelier-MaryM Marble is home for the
Observation-Disclosures Davis of Canada, is
visiting friends.-Mrs. Garlic Nelson Wis
tied friends in johnson last week.-There
is to be "A town meeting next Saturday Ia
regard to bonding the town for the cleo
trio railroad.-There was "A pleasant gath
ering at the home of johnson NELL last
Friday, the occasion being his twenty
first NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. > and are to
have a Christmas tree at schoo. house
No. 4 Friday .vening.-J II. I,emcry,lle
killed an III months old piC recently that
dressed A., pounds.
/ canon
! Cora McCu,om Smith. dramatic rcci,er.
will appear 1T l. o. G. r. Hall on Friday
evening, January s.-No singing school
will be held next week. being the Christ
mas week.-The creamery paid ITS patrons
~ cents churn test for Novcmbsr.-A. L.
harrington is home from Mount hermon
school for the no -'ays.-ChriStmas en-
crciSes Will be helu on Monday evening
at both churches.
Last week W edncsday the mercury Wont
from twenty degrees below Zero TO twenty
above IN less than ten hourS'-lhe an
nual church lair was heId on TUESDAY
and "Wednesday evenings OF TINS week AT
the TiLage haH.-Ihere Will DE WHIST
party al the hal1 on edhesday evening
OF next wcek.-,i. a. Bruce, VINO mas hc"n
SpehulhS SeNtrai weeks with lriehus mere
returned To ms home IN Boston last SatNr-
nrN uTupIS a,'T rnid tme SoNcto,e
The next one is TO be AT Russell Collins
Friday evening of this weck-Mason
Paine died last week The funeral services
were, held on Thursday Rev. J. f. Cohh
officiating Mr. Paine was an upright
and honorable man and was one OF
our oldest townsmen having ALWAYS lived
in town until his wife's death nearly two
years ago. Since that time he has made
his home with Willard Rugbec in Calais
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