Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-20


but 1T was not for sale. In presenting the
work of art to the church, Mr.. Wood gave
an interesting history of the original
painting. The painting was then unveiled
by Rcv w. j. O'Sullivan who feclngly.
in behalf Of his congregation, thanked the
donors for their beautiful and valuable
gift. Rev. Father OSullvan Of ST. Al
bans made the address for the occasion
which was based on words found in Elk
oduS: Look and make 1t according to
the pattern shown thee on the mount"
Rev. w. J. OSullivan followed with d,
glowing culogv on Raphael and his Sue
ccssful art The services closed with the
bencdiction of the blessed sacrament
EAST MONTPELIER.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Dana are enter
tanning a now arrival 1t is n boy.-Mrs.
Ada Tempcton of Irasburgh is spending
the week at II. II. Template s.-Mrs.
Herbert Richardson has been visiting her
parents at the Centre during the past
wcok.-Mr and Mrs. j. G.. Bass Of Mime
apois are visiting relatives in this vcn-
ity.-Mr Lord from Chicago is spending
portion of his vacation here with his
wife and son.-Mr. Norcross had a shock
last Thursday and died Saturday night.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday
CABOT.
Mrs. Miller and children of Chelsea
Mass, are In town for Il few weeks stay
Mrs Skillen, sister of F. a. Wales
Province of Quebec, visited Mr.. Wales
last week.--F. A. Wales is con"alescing.--
T.. l.. Knapp had a serious runaway ac-
cdent Monday. Only by his dextrri:y
and wonderful presence of nina was n
great commotion averted.-Rev. Mr. Hart
well, family and goods have left for Dun
stable, Mass. During his four gears pas
torate success and concord have crowned
la nd 20 tl,n ..I,,tr !,
membership is most gratifying. The re.
pairs to the church interior have also
been very marked and unusual for a
country church. All would commend him
TO the people in his new field of labor as
an efficient. active and progressive work.
err. The town will feel his loss.
WARREN.
Charles Brooks, travelling agent for j..
p Donovan of Montpelier. put up at Cot
tage Hotel last week and tried TO skip his
bills but Sheriff Heath and Sheriff Bean
persuaded him to pay.-The lightning of
last Wednesday struck the home of AL
fred Lamb, going down the chimney,
blowing out the stove pipe. visiting every
room in the house. breaking plasterng.
slivering up the floor. removing casters
! from the table and bed. 1t left the house
| by the way of the sink spout Mr.. Lamb,
wife and son Arthur were in the house at
the time but escaped injures.S D.
Allen and wife are visiting in town.
The Long reunion will be reld at
! Hiram Stoddards in Waitsheld August
! "A party of fifty, with horns, bells,
pans, saws and other Instruments called
on Bert Merrill to remind him that he
had failed to set out the cigars. Some
threats were made by the proprietor of the
house, but the young man soon made him.
self known and shook hands with the boys
/ nrOnliGing
near future.-Mrs. Jennie Hatch of Mont
pclier Is visiting in toWn.-The reception
held at Edward Miller's last Friday night
was success, there being a large a;ten-
dance. Peanuts. candy, cigars and water
melon were served. They presented the
happy couple with IA large chair. Remarks
were made by n. n. Robinson and A. j.
Iartshorn.-GeorEe Slack of South Roy
alton is in town doing the having on the
Abel Hanks farm.-Arthur Hanks ha;
gone to Boston to work.
PLAINFIELD
Gerald Goodwin, cashier in a bank al
Cuba, Kan, is visiting at Benjamin Mar
tins-L. C. Batchelder still remains in a
critical condition. Mrs Frederick Rice, OF
Carada, a sister of MIS-. Batchelder, is
visiting them.-A daughter was born &c
MIR. and Mrs. Eben Dodge last Friday
Mrs George Townshend has returned
from nTee RIVERS, l.. Q.-NllSS Mary i ilH
gerald, who has been visiting friends, has
returned to her home in Woodsvillo. y. Il
A number of workmcn are employed il
setting poles for the New England rele
phone company.-A daughter was born t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coburn July 1l.-Mis'
Clare Remis of Marshfield is visiting a
Levi Bartlett's.-Miss Mary Russell IL
spending her vacation with her grand
parents
FAYSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs +. H. Perry, son Fred ant
daughter Winnie of Chioopee Falls, Mass
and Fred Powers of Waterbury, visited
their sister, Mrs. F. A. Bragg, last week
They were accompanied by Mrs. Bert De
merritt of Waterbury.-James NJ. Thomp
son has gone TO Montpelier where he ha'
work.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Clarence Burnham is visiting his broth
er Harry.-S d. Owen is stopping in town
Rev. George Wells has been engaged t.
preach at the Center,-Mr Chcny is ii
very poor health.--Melvin Pierce's children
of Milford. Mass, are spending their va
cation with their uncle Byron Pierce.
wAITsFIELD.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer went last Thursda,
to Boston. where she is to enter a hos
,
.comranied by her daughter Mrs. W, j
, Palmer and DR. Green of Bethel.-'. l.
Lamb of Boston, a former proprietor o
the Waitsfeld hotel. is visiting friend
and old neighbors in town,-Miss Alic
Bushnell returned on Monday to Hudson
n. Y. to resume her school, after a tire
weeks vacation spent with friends in TN.
place.-Ntss Mary Joslin of Minneapolis
Mimi, a former Waitsteld girl, is spend
, ing her vacation with friends In thi
l vilage.-John w. Gregory Is in Bosto
this week on business. Miss Abbie Jonc
of Chicago. ILL.,, is visiting her parents
Judge c. Il. Jones and Wife, Walter +
Richardson goes this week on a tw
weeks vacation to various points Il
Q Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. is
Eulie Savage has returned from Water
: bury, where she has been stopping tn
l past few months. The Ladies Aid societ
of the NJ. +. church meet With MI
Charles Clay on Wednesday afternoo
this Week.-Mrs. Josephine FISK, assiStan
e superintendent of the New Englan
Deaconess Home, Boston. Mass, spok
q last Sunday evening at The NJ. e. churc
: to good sized audience.-Miss Luc
> Harris who was very sick last week.
e considerably improved. Robert $. Bick
I fcrd and Walter Moviarty are on the sic
y list.
, WORCESTER.
: The annual reunion of Co. l. nth Rgt
VI Vols, will be held at North Calai!
e invited Ned Harris il very i'll with ty
e phold fever.-Mrs. Fellows and childre
Y of Glover are guests of Mrs Armand
Ctopo Dopial Ma Sspy of AIOrriSyiI