Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-19
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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| dence there.-A son was born to MIR. and
Mrs. J. Victor Brown January 3, and a
| daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Russell
| January 16.
| Rev. l.. II. Elliott OF Waterbury, secrc-
tary of the Bible society, will occupy the
desk ut the Methodist church next Sundsy
morning. January q. lie will also be at
the church at the branch in the afternoon
of tho same day--H. g. Thomas Is in
Boston this week attending the poultry
fair which opened yesterday.-Jerome Ay-
ers will go to West Virginia with c. L..
Burt to build a mill for the Burt brothers
and Moody there.
BELvIDERE.
William Burt met with a serious acc-
dent last week. While telling a tree its
branches struck him, crushing his
shoulder and breaking one Of his arms. 49,
Arthur Kendall died last Sunday, aged 10
years. He was young man respected by
all. His funeral was held Tuesday from
the Christian church, Rev. j. J. McDona' il
oiiiciatng.-M of the sick are improv-
ing. Mrs. j. j. Mcdonald, who has been
sick, is better.-Re,. J. j. Mcdonald. who
was to preach IN kittery, Ne, on the
Sth was called home on account of his
wife's illness. Mrs. Fred Lunt is on the
sick list. Mrs Napoleon Leach is gain
ing slowly.-Mr and Mrs. Albert Thoma s
of Cambridge visited at Mrs Orrn
Thomas Monday.-Mrs. j. O. Thomas is
visiting her parents in Cambridge.Mrs.
Alfred Hilton visited in Waterville last
week.--Guy start esq, Of Bakersfield was
in town Monday.--Rolln Pierce of Water
Vile visited Miss Start last week.
WOLCOTT.
r. =. Hubbell is boarding at John
Scott's.-Charles Wood and Eddie Sleep
er We're at their respective homes over
Sunday from Cambridge-Mrs. Joseph
Freeman has been staying with her
| aughter in Lowell the past few weeks. &.
The Congregational society hel| socia-
hle with Mrs. Florence Hebert one day
this wcek.-The officers elected by the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school are
as follows; Superintendent. Mrs. L. A.
Gray; secretary, Mrs. A. p. Bigelow; as
sistant secretary, Mrs A. +. Forte IL
hartan. II. f. Wheelock; assistant libar-
ian Mrs. S. L. Conant; treasurer r, r..
Morse. The teachers are the same as last
year.
WORTHWHILE.
Among those confined at home by Illness
are Mrs. j. II. Warren, Mrs. a. w.
Mears, f. G.. Wilson and Gilman Barrows.
Mrs. Bert Hame who went to Boston
to visit her daughter, has been quite sick
with the grip.--Miss Melvina NJ. Slayton
is spending some time with her brother,
Fremont Slayton near Boston.-At the an
nual rally Of the Congregational church
society and parish held on Friday evening
there was a. good attendance resulting i'll
an enjoyable time. Soon after six o'clock
n large company sat down to the table
arranged in the vestry. The after dinner
speakers and their topics were: Greet
iuss," by the pastor. Rev. Geo. n KEEL
logg, who acted as tCGstmaster: solo, by
Mrs. A. Belle Hall Croft; Our Church
Home" Henry A. Slayton; The Church
Family" II. p. Murson: The Congrega-
-
NJ. Powers; The Ladies'" F. g. Fleet
wood The S. s. and C. E., the pastor;
The Stranger Within Our Gates" Mrs.
A. NJ Burke. The pastor in drawing to
Il close this pleasant event, referred TO
the absent members of the church society
and parlsh.-Lamoille Grange instalis new
officers next week Thursday.-H. T..
Cowles dealer in pianos and organs was
married last week Wednesday to Miss
Hartman Of Craftsbury.-Mrs. A. p.
Hunt has been sick several days with pneu-
mona.-Mrs. II. G. Chase late Of Chicago,
formerly Miss Lillian Cutting of this
place. is in town with her children. Her
weeks since in ChicagO.-The Academy
students had a more than usually good
lyceum Friday evening The Sophomore
and Freshmen classes discussed the COM
parative value and influence of money
and learning, resulting in putting the lat
Mrs G. M Powers and Mrs A Pe;le
Croft which were much eniovad Under
the ouspices Of .he iunior class a sociahle
in which Iirht rafresbments were served
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