Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-30

fancy table was in charge of Mrs. Shu- !
feldt, Mrs. Bcnham and Miss Sarah l.. |
Adams. The dolls table tended by Miss
Hazel Ellis and Miss Mary Stranahan.
The flower table was in charge of Mrs A.
Il. Soule and Miss Florence II. Bryant,
and the candy table was presided over by
Miss Halle Kelton and Miss Cora =. Rem
ington. A unique feature was the redeem
ing of visiting cards which was in charge
of Miss Helen W. Soule. The prizes were
won by Miss Ella Bedard. The judges
were Mrs K. II. Ford Mrs.
G.. II. Morton John G. stranahan
The entertainment provided was living
pictures. the subjects being taken from
the army and navy calendar. Those who
took part were Misses Martha Leighton,
Mary Williams, Amy Livingston, sarah S.
Ford. Mabel Ellis, Atheu Hyde, Mrs. A.
i. Soule and Mrs. r. II. Miller, Messrs.
Lawrence Brainesd, A. G. Shufeldt, M s.
Bostwick, Adds Hatch. Horace LIVING
ston. The affair was given for the bcne-
fit of the Rectory Debt association and
much credit is due the management for
the financial and social success.
Miss Minnie l., Wilkinson and Julius G.
Wiley were married at the Universust
parsonage by Rev. j. O. Bennett Monday
evening at o'clock. They will reside on
Ferris street.
Mrs. r. G Bassett has gone to st. Ar
mand, p. c., to spend seVeraI weeks with
friends.
The proceeds of the fair given by the
ladies' of St Luke's church Monday even
ing amounted to $S7.
SWANTON.
Mrs Border Smith and her daughter
Mamie and Miss Florence Stone left Fri
day night for New York city. Mi stone
will spend the winter there.
Hon. Henry NJ. Stone and wife left
Wednesday evening for Spirit Lake, Ia,
to s'peOd the winter with their son. chas
II. Stone. They GO to Chicago via the
Canadian Pacific line and from there over
the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul.
GEORGIA
Sidney Pike has bought the house and
lot belonging to the estate of the late
Kate ConCer LOOMS for $1,000. The re-
n,aindpr of the home place has been sold
to William Caldwell-Rev. william Clark
preached at Underhill Sunday November
II. and Hlrdwick Sunday November 20
Many from town took their poultry to A.
Is. Iceman, who paid Is cents fec large
turkeys, IA cents for those not 50 large
Mrs Stevens is improving the external
appearance Of her store.-J. G. Warren Of
St Adams spent Saturday and Sunday
in town.
fJAST FAIRFIELD.
guest of Mrs. Edison Wells Mr.. and Mrs.
l. W. Chase we're in Fletcher over Sun
day.-May !. Burleson has been very i'll
the past week but AT present is improving.
The friends of Miss Laura Owens, for
merry of this place. row of Quechee. who
Ten thousand demons gnawing away AZ
ones vitalS couldn't be much worse than
the torturcs of itching piles. Vet there
cure. Doan's Ointment never fails.
FAGRFAN
A. g. Beeman bought eight tons OF
poultry the 23d. REV. A. w Ford, who
has been in East Berkshire holding meet
ings. returned the 24th and reports great
many conversions among the older poo'
ple.--Ceorge King and Miss Truman Of
Milton Boro were married Nov. 18th
Mrs Orville Bishop is not 30 well.-lt is
rcrortcd that there is iylN lei H. II
Safrord's woods.-Mrs. Rual Bellows, whC
! has been quite sick is better.-N. Il. Gun
rer spent last week with friends i'm swan
, ton-Guy Howard has gone to Swautoi
to do a large job of painting.-Dr. II
Buck has rented his farm to NJ. Tugu'
of Fletcher Mrs. Ovitt Sayles, who ha
beeu quite sick. is better.-Rev. j. Edward
, FarroWs illustrated address of the lii
. uor traffic at the NJ. f. church Sunda.
/ evening was listened to by a full house
, DIR. S II. Phelps will ship two more ear
/ Of yearlngs west this Week.-Mrs. MINI:
week sick with rheumatism, but is bette
l now.-Mrs Neendy and wife. who haT
been spending a year with her father, :
f r. Cilley. returns to their home in low
= this wcck-Char,es Learned has rent"
Mrs. William Bellows farm for ano he
, year.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Melendy. who hay
been spending the past year at 5. r. 81
= lays started for their home in Macon
5 Neb., Monday Mis- Matte Howe OF Jcr
iCho accompanied them ana will also max
her home in Nebrasha.-Mrs. Eleanor Ar
lose of Montreal, junior vice president o
5 the department of Vermont ". r. c., wa
e in town Friday and inspected I. =. Rich
r ardson post W. R.C.-PUrmenter Taborsol
d his farm last week to William Farcher.-
:. Rev. Mr.. Hunt of Rumuey, y. H. wi
5. preach at the Baptist church Sunday
5 Miss VeSta LawtOn is home from Bakers
y field for Enthusiastically. V. Farr an
= family have returned to their home i
BNlington.-Perley Hewey and Waite
c Baisdell came home from the Alban
S business college last week Misses Carr.
l. and frankie Pease visited their aunt Mr.
a. H. Riley. Friday and Saturday.-M
ana Mrs. A. c. Wheeler of South Burning
ton spent Sunday at Rolin Wheeler >
e Miss Celia Kennedy has returned frol
c Woodstock where she has been spendin
r the summer-Mrs Marie King and Roll
s Wheeler are on the sick list.
= SHELDON.
II About co relatives and friends called q
:, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DerJsla Monda
Il evening, Nov 9th. to remind them tia
!, they had been married 20 years. brngin
e, with them many useful presents and 5
x in gold. All who had the pleasure of 4
r. tending report pleasant time. The old
r people visited and the younger ones II
IS lulged in dancing Refreshments wei
n served by the ladies.-Hon A. +. Durk,
and wife have returned from BoSto
p where they have been visiting the pa
Is four weeks.-The seats and desks for II
new school house have arrived
ENOSBURGH.
Union services Of the Congregation
and Raptist churches will he held in II