Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-13

Inscription at Fuller G. Smith'e Office on
lKngman street on July %. The capital
stock is fixed at $4,000 divided into 800
mares of 800 each. The incorporators of
tho company are q. p Twisg, II. NJ stone
of Swanton, Il. p. Stevens, A. 70. Beeman
of Fairfax, Dr. r. Il. Waugh, G. H. Nor
ton, NJ. f. Sullivan. Nelson Goodspecd. i.
i. Twitche'l and w. r. Merritt.
| Mrs f.. II. Weed of Ocean Springs, Miss,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
a. Lyon.
Tho annual meeting of the board of d-
Ircttors of the St Adams hospital
was held at tho hospital yes;er-
day and the following officers were elect
ed Permanent board of directors, Jam
NJ Foss president; NJ. p. Perloy of Enos-
Iburgh Falls, vice-presidcnt; pr 7. X.
I\Nauch, pr George Dunsmorc, Or. a. NJ.
Brown Of Sheldon, Silas +. Carpenter of
Rchford, X. Brush of Cambridge and IN
place of George Ballard, deceased, II. a.
Burt OF Swanton and in place Of Edward
lC. Smith resigned, g. =. TwiEg The
trustees of the fund are Il. Brush Of Cam
bridge c, W. Writer'S and DR.. William
stanford Stevens. The directors eXcCu-
Tive committee arc j. NJ. floss, Ir. Duns-
more. treasurer, DR. Waugh, hospital
staff Or Sh 'rwood, DR.. Jenne, Or. DAVID
son. Or Paige, Or. Dunsmorc, DR.. Waugh
a consulting board was also elected con-
sistinC of physicians from different parts
OF the county. j. NJ. Foss presided at the
meeting and Or. Brown was clcrN.
Mrs NJ. w Bailey, Mr. and Mrs Edward
Thompson and three children and Helen
and katNoSi1o Macleod came from chi
lcagp last eight to- spend the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. u. Kent have gone to
Portsmouth, n. H., to visit friends for two
, weeks.
Mrs. James Watson Andrews and VI.
lCothoalo Andrews of Fishkill. y. Z, are
in tho city guests Of Few. and Mrs. W.
Hamilton lehman.
Mrs Morris of New YoSk is expected
here this evening.
= The Little I.isht Bearers reception
which was held at the Methodist church
vcstrv yesterday afternoon from until s
, o'clock vas one of the prct'iost and most
successful entertainments of its kind ever
given in town. The organization is tn"
youngest missionary society Of the church,
: tho children belonging being from to 6
years old, and there were one hundred Of
= these little people present yesterday af-
tcrnoon The room was tastefuly ar
Hanged. Three long tables at which the
Y white and pink, each having bouquet of
E pink and white sweet peas for centre
piece, and lit with six candles, which were
= significant of their name. The simple
i menu of bread and milk and cookies was
served to the children and later the older
members of the church enjoyed supper.
Erred Wheeler, principal Of the Fair Ha-
, wen high school is visiting his cousin My
D ron n. Buck.
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