Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-11

tol was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Dliu
Ferguson. Friday.-b Ferguson and vito
of Jonesvile were in town Saturday.-itcv
Mr. Harris has moved his family from
Monkto into the Methodist parsonage at
this place.--E. A. Wyman is spendng Il
few days in Grand Isle.--The Christian
culture club will give Il poverty sociablc
at the Baptist church May 1.-THE Starks-
boro band is doing good work under their
new leader.-Miss Mabel Hill Is in Lincoln.
Rev. q. w. Russell left Tuesday for Bos-
ton, where he is sent as delegate from
the church.
LINCOLN
The meetings held by evangelist J. A.
l1aincs OF Boston closed Sunday evening
They have been very interesting and
proftable.-Rev. Mr.. Anslow. the new
Methodist minister, with his wife and
son, arrived in town Saturday and he will
preach next Sunday.-On account of the
cvangelstiC meetings there was no Aid
meeting last week. The society will meet
with Mrs. Dunn. May 17th.-G. A. Thayor
has been in Northern New York the past
week on business for the Lincoln Lumber
CompunN.Mr. and Mrs q. A. Draper
visited friends in Pittsford last we X
Mrs. Joseph Colby. who returned from the
hospital a short time ago, has so far re-
covered her health as to be able to attend
church last SundHy.-Ars. Wallace Fisncr
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital for
surgical treatment last Thursday.-The
infant child of MIR. and Mrs. Frank La
francis is not expected to live.-F VI.
Rogers of the L. V. NJ. was in town over
Sunday.-The Sunday school of the Union
church elected these officers last sunday:
superintendent, w. G. Butterfeld assis-
tant superintendent, j. j. Rhodes; seCre-
tary, Sybil Morgan; treasurer, Mrs j. ].
Rhodes; librarian, Arthur Narney.
BREAD LOAF.
Norman Atwood and wife returned last
week from their work in Rochester, ,-
The "VillnG Workers. society met on
Thursday last with Mrs. II. I. Spoor.--
Edith and Nlrsii Kirby visited in Sails.
bury last wcek.-John Jondro from Bar
nard visited friends here on Thursday aud
Friday last.-Mr and Mrs. G. \. Sham
paney were in town few days recently.
Mrs. George Gilmore has been around
on crutches for about ten days. the result
of an injury when she was quite youns.
SHOREHAM.
The high north wind Wednesday opered
the draw bridge on the lake, over which
The Addison County railroad runs. so that
the train was not able to run over 1t from
the morning run until cVcning.-I' Fred
Hathornc of Chicago is visiting his moth
er Mrs. Martha Hathornc-James Bng-
ham has gone to the Island HdrbOr House
Hague. y. y, for the summer. Mrs NJ
w. Bingham is in Fort Edward caring foi
her daughter. Catherine. who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mas. a. NJ. Smith went to Es-
sex junction Tuesday to attend the funer-
al OF A. c. Hall Mr.. Hall was at ono
time a merchant in town.-SeVeral of oul
towns people were in Mddlehury Tuesday
evening They were W. W. Moore, Land
lCrd and Mrs. Moore. Miss Stevenson OF
the telephone exchange and Mg. and Mrs
5. /. Northrup.-Albert Jones is i'll Will
bronchitis.-Capt. Franklin MocTe Is or
the sick list.-Miss Marcia Douglas was ir
Bridport on Tuesday. looking after heI
branch store.-Edmund Moore has return
ed from New York.
ADDISON.
Fred \. Norton is al home.Whoopine
cough is epidemic with some very severe
cases.-R. c. Goodale is at home after
speuling the wintoT in Florida Mrs
GoOdale Is quite sck.-Ruse Wilmarsh dnC
stella Clark are in Brooklyn, y. v, guest:
Of Grace Allen.--There IL a daughter "A,
James Lacys born the 4th of May.-Mrs
s. W. Gregory is iu town with her daugh
| ter, Ms. j. r. I.aCy.-Mrs. 5. p. Barbour
! is in Cornwall with her daughter, Mrs
{ ls'a l1amb,in. il!nS worms on the frul
trees is the order of the day.-Miss Grace
O'I;riar is able to ride out