Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-12

waldo smith house at Nashville; and eX-
poets soon to move ina petition has been
circulated and signed by almost every
member OF the Congregational church at
this place, and presented to Deacon O. II.
Brown; earnestly requesting him to with
draw his resignation as Deacon, which
ho presented to the church at its annual
meeting. 1t is the strong desire and hope
OF the church, that Deacon Brown will
comply with the request of the petition.
You can save money by buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos cut price
shoe sale.
SHELBURNE.
The next lecture in Trinity parish house
will be given by Prof. @. II. Perkins on
The Geology of Vermont and the Cham
plain Valley. The lecture is free and all
are cordially invited.
The annual cut price shoe sale of the
Allen Shoe Co. is now in progress. Buy
your shoes now and save money.
HINESBURGH
Joseph Stearns had a shock of para
lysis Wednesday.-C Chandler Peck, who
was injured In Burlington by falling two
weeks ago returned home Saturday.-M S.
Louis Bissonett returned from Chicago
Friday.-George Burritt and Lowell Croth-
man are very sick.-H. A. Beecher's
family are improving. Thomas Donahue
tpoh @nu prize on butler at the DdlrNfnen
meeting in St Johnsbury Wednesday,
Timothy Casey. who took first premium
last year on butter has closed his enga
ment at the Huntington crea mery.-The
village school and school No t. have
closed for two weeks on account of the
grip.-Mr. +. Remington attended the
funeral of Mr.. Fitch in New Haven last
Wednesday.-M and Mrs. l.. Andrews re-
turned to Burlington Wednesday.
You by buViug YOUR
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Co.'S. cut price
shoe sale.
WILLISTON.
a very pleasant home wedding was cele-
bra ted at the home of Mr.. \. T.. Lamscn
in this place Jan. 4, at $50 p. IN. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Roy b. Lam
son and Miss Cleora B. Clark of Under
hill both highly respected and popular
Young people of their respective towns
None but the immediate friends of the
happy coupe were present. Rev. j. H.
Fort Jr of Winooski ofiiciated. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Lamson took the
$50 train for short honeymoon.
Mrs. Theodore Cady died Tuesday at
9:S0 a. m. She was taken sick with the
grip December 3lst and was a great suf-
fcrer for several days. The funeral will
be held at the house Thursday, Jan. r.
at l o'clock.
Mr. SIENNA died very suddenly last week
while sitting in his chair.-'rhe families OF
j. H. Bryant and c. T.. Bryant are 81 L
with the grip.-Mr. Lockwood is reported
to be somewhat better.-Mrs. Charles
Kcefe is not very well.-Mrs. Selma Martin
of Richmond was in town last week called
by the death of her father-Blossic Good.
rich spent Il few days last week in Jones
vile with his aunt. Mrs Stephen Hildreth
Mrs. George Goodrich visited friends il
town last week with her son.-Mrs. George
Merrill is in very poor health.
The annual cut price shoe sale of the
Allen Shoe Co. is now in progress. Buy
your shoes now and save money.
Eccry
Prof. L. r. Jones, L. V. NJ. will deliver
the ilrst lecture OF the Mape Lawn "cad
emy lecture course, at the Congregations
church. Essex Centre at 1880 p. m. Friday
January 10. This subject VIII he Mature!
study with Illustrations.
The Allen Shoe Cos. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody chance to save money
on shoes.
CHART ,OT,rE
-,
Inc luheral OF the late Mrs Celnda
hazard was held saturday at l:3O p. pl
services were conducted by the pastor
HcV' MT huInCk' Johh H. lhorp had gen
vTdl cnarge' ne bearers We're W. W. Hlg
pee u. IL. fleid, A. "A. BylngtOn. II. c
t."ot' W. ~, hoaruhan ana > II. russell
r. ~ ioo.n oi rerrlsouFsn spent Suhda!
III to"h'- ne annual meeting OF inc Con
: "1.oi'"' cnuich was heIu iast Nedhes
uaE ne o.d committee was reelected
D"acon "iilams foote' curtis l.. Nar
Nhe'' w m H. boardman; treasurer Ly
man H. McNlel; collector John a. Lewis
Inc week OF prayer was observed b.
union meeting between the Congregations