Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-28

Hill ard wife spent Christmas at Burling-
ton.-N. T.. lsham spent Christmas with
his parents at Williston.-- Anna Is.
Eastwood of Burlington is visiting at T..
Il. Jordan's Mrs. J. W. Hart has gone to
Burlington to spend "A few weeks caring
for Mrs. O. =. Ray.
Mrs McGil of Montpelier is staying at
her fathers, NJ. j. Tierncye Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ruttcr spont Christmas in
Swunton. --Don and Ora Galusha with Il
schoolmate are spending the holidays at
their fathers, X. g. Galusha's.--N f..
L. Rood Is caring for Mrs. Julia Moulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mower of Burling-
ton spent Christmas at H. G. IIawlcy's.--
Miss Jessie Gibson is home from her school
in peler.-Mr. aud Mrs G.. l.. Lam
rher are visiting at his fathers, ". il.
I.anpher's.-Rev. q. l.. Rees has accepted
a call as pastor of the congregational
Mabel Wilton of Dul'ling
ton spent sunday and Monday with her
pIrents.-Mrs. Mary 1Ubbs Of ST. Adams
is caring for her mother, Mrs. Jane Gin
Percival spent Christmas with
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Per
cival-1he election Of officers of the H. Y.
T.. L. was held Sunday and the following
officers were elected: President, chiffon
Curtis, vice-pr, sident. Mrs. j. T. Euzzel
secretary, Jennie Fuller; treasurer, Max
th2Zell.
IltNTINGToN
Kathleen Sayles. in company with ~ A.
Johns and wife, left for New York We'd
ncsiay to spend the holidays with Miss
MAY Coleman Of Dcmarest. y. 1.-The
"Cld Maids Convention was Il success
the receipts being s27. They made mar y
local hits and much fun. The club passed
set of resolutions on female suffrage
AMI elected George w. Savles TO 20 Wash
ington and present them 20 Congress. He
Is supposed 20 start Thursday to attend
to the duty assigned Truman johnson.
who is sick with pneumonia, is not qui,,
az we'll
ll1NESBURGH.
Mr.. and Mrs James Bird returned from
Hot springs. Mich. last week. Mrs
Birds health is much improved. -t,lbcri
Post and family and Frank Post were al
their fathers, II. A. Posts, Christmas
Miss Helen Miner is home from Natick
Mass. for Christmas. Mr.. and Mrs. or
son Curravor arc rejoicing over the adj
vent of a baby boy. G. Parker wa-
called to Springfield, Mass. Saturday &c
attend tho funeral of his mothcr.-Katc
Casey is improving slowly.--DcRvce q
Martin have their new shop enclosed. -
John Toby returned from FaiIlce sunday
with Il hride-Dr. e. J. Russell and Ern-
est O'i}ricn returned from the Albany Law
School fos' the holidays. II e. Parker.
horse broke - log last Thursday on tn,
road to BurlinSton.--Mr CudncN, the
evangelist, has gone to his homo fo'
Christmas ne has done a good work il
this town.-The Christmas exercises Of the
Congregational Sunday school were hello
Sunday evening. The cantata of "Shiloh'
was "A fine part of the programme.-Flo
Russell and Kate Toby are home from
Montpelier for Chrs,mas-Msses Lucia
Andrews and Anna Meow N, Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis Andrews are in Washington, Il. G.
Mrs. Susan Ray and Mr.. and Mrs. A, L.
Cain are spending the holidays in New
York Mr.. Charles Hardness of Burling
ton spent Christmas at liiram Russell's.-
Degree d Martin had a large force of car
penters az work charging their wager
and sleigh manufactory the past week.
The Ilincsburgh Band ace running :
skating rink II, Sanctuary's hail every
Saturday night with Rufus Patrick fol
marag"r.--Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Mabel Alien and Mr.
Charles l.. Clifford of Btistol at tho re
SidcnCe OF J. II. Allen, Jan. 3D. At tloon.-
Announcement has been made of "A New
Years ball at the Parker Ilouse.--Dr. c. j
Russell is homo from Albany for the holi
days.-Miss Mary @. Dow returned Satur
day from visit of scves'al weeks at join
Rollins at bridgeport Connnec
ticut.-F. Armel who has car
ricd on II. NJ. Wilson'S farm for number
OF years Will move to the Hardness
farm this spring ID. Partch ha.
built sugar house and put in an evapor
ator.-Danicl Patrick has contracted IL
get out lot of oak and ash cabinet stocl
this winter.--J. II. Somers hal
moved in with his mother.-A
horse broke away from hitching post a
ran away but. became tangled up la {
herd of Abe Wortheim's cattle and wa
tipped over. The wagon ana one cow sus
tanned some injuries AT the annual meet
ing of the Congregations, church ami so
ciety, y. ID. Nartch. II. NJ Page j. r
Bird, II. d. Weller and r. q. Dow Were
chosen financial committee and Il. H. BY
ington collector and treasurer. Th'
church was reported free from debt.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
The neiEhborhood in the eastern part o.
the town were awakened at "A late houi
sunday night by a load of drunken fel
lows from the city on their way to cele
bate Christmas with friends in tn" Coun
Try. Their horse and wagon wCc" founC
in the ditch and with the assistance OF
men from near ny houses. the horse aut
wagon We're repaired and the party start
ID toward home. although all of then
seemed too booty to know their names %
where they were going. A bottle an,
other articles We're left by the party a.
souvenirs.
Miss Lizzie Maitland ana MI. and Mrs
Alex Maitland spent Christmas with theil
parents, Ma. Williams and wife.
Miss Sarah Tebo of Burlington Spen
Christmas with her mother.
r. y. Tilley and family spent Christ
mas with relatives ia town.