Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-19

H'Nl meeting, OCt. Z1tn.-Nf. n. Newton is
the delegate, with the pastor of the Con-
Ercsational church to attend the council
in Burlington next week in the matter
of DIR. Hawcs' resignation.-M Aice
Brown is the delegate to the State Chris
tan Endoavor convention at Woodstock,
the 9th, 25th and 26th, inst.-The delegates
to the county Sunday school convention
at Jericho Centre the 9th and 2Sth, inst,
are: Mrs. G. H. Green, Mrs. VIII Whit
comb and Miss Eta Lawrence.-G. II.
Grown of South Lancaster, Mass, was in
town Saturday, calling upon friends. Mrs.
c. Gordon and Mrs. John Guyctt of Bur-
lington, Mrs Joseph Gordon of Cambridge,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Mosseau of Winooski,
and William Dorr of Shelburne visited at
Adlor DORIS Sunday.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Miss Lucy A. Baldwin of Buffalo, N. Y.
is visiting her parents.
Mrs r. a. RILEY and son of Swanton
are visiting at $. II. Tilcy's
Wilson f.. Tcbo has rented the Clough
farm, recently vacated.
ESSEN JUNCTION.
Frank Davis of Essex, postal clerk on
the Central Vermont railway has moved
into Fred Nolc's house ON Grove street.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Burke early Monday morning and died in
the afternoon. Tine burial took place
dl ~ q CLOCK ! ucSddN morning.
The Knights of Pythias with a large
number of other friends of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Fletcher gave them a surprise and
a house warming in their new home in
the Fletcher block, Tuesday evening. f..
W. Booth with a few appropriate words
presented them in behalf Of those present a
handsome art square and lace curtains for
their parlor \ delightful musical pro-
gramme was given by Mrs. A. r. Arklcy,
Mrs. L. II. Russell, Miss Adelaide Teach
out, Harold Huntley, and the Essex juno
ton CornCt band. Refreshments were
served. The affair was a complete sur
PRISE to Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher. Friends
decorated the house with a large quanti-
ty of garden flowers.
f.. r. Russell is confined to the house by
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Sbley. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. z. Sawyer and Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Booth started for Gettysburg Tuesday.
Mrs w. T. Nichols and Miss Mary
Nichols wout Tuesday for several days
visit in Morley and Potsdam, n. Y.
The Congrega tional Sunday school has
selected Rev Evan Thomas as delegate to
the State Sunday school convention which
will be held at Brattlehoro this week.
Rev. l.. Is. Teuncy will speak a the Con-
grcgatOnal church next Sunday evening
on the meeting of the American board.
Harry -. Thompson of Martnsburg, w.
al -
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go. ,"'' go, ,ri
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%,I A.. ,'' ro,,i,,s 80 his ,o
n''rIN N'' ""i,IPHp"' p'cNlv lvu' =" ~ So
ing to Manila, +. l., as regmental quar-
'crIilaster sergeant Vi '''' ''u ioe e''''o"'
SHELBURNE.
Mrs. Ida II. Read left Thursday after
noon for Seattle, Wash. to attend the
national convention of the W. G. T. L.
,rdoi,.
hbo,,t - of rho tov,snoonIe attended
,bo bo,nv coIchration al Nnntc.ii,r
,rh,,rsdo,
Dla,a i,rou b.e gona "a Roston to ,.isit
bo, hrotbcrs
rx-Gnv I I, Rarstow has gone to New
yorlk to yisi, his son charles after which
bo win 20 +, philadolnhia
Mrs q + A1Icn has rono IN Hartford
Corn to visit her daughter Mrs Mott.
Mrs Margaret Ready is sick with bill
ions fever.
/ Mr. cary has moved his family into An
thonv DonneIlv's house
Mrs. j. e.. Dubuc returned Monday af-
tar =, fow DAYS, stay i'm Nontnelior the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Pine.
Mrs Paul I,avi,lctte spent Sunday in
| Barre with her son and daughter who re-
sida there.
Mrs s A BACON is visiting friends II,
Wo.tnort \. Y
Miss DAYTON went Tuesday to ALBANY
to visit her hrotbn, and ,yifo and hoforC
har rcturr viii visit NJ pocbnstcr Am
Mrs + = whitney has returned n
ber homo in p,,tramyiilc
see Prindles Adv in this nunber."
NHNHlol IE'
Under tho efficient marshalship of John