Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-25
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com Graham of Plattaburgh, which will
take place at the brides home. Jan. 3lst.
William Coleman has accepted position
in the Office Of the general purchasing
agent of the Central Vermont Railway
company.
The Monday Afternoon club celebrated
their 18th anniversary Monday afternoon
and evening, when they were elegantly
entertained by Mrs. Henry r. Morton and
Mrs Leonard j. Morton at the home of
the former There was no special pro-
grammc prepared but the reading Of a
few charming letters from Mrs. j. Greg
Dry Smith, who Is a member OF the club,
now visiting in Florence. Italy. an orig
inal paper on Colonial Literature by Mrs
i. Stewart Stranahan and short sketch
OF the life of the club by Mrs. D. Is Gil
son, made the meeting one of unusual in
terost and pleasure. A delicious lunch
was served il, the dining room, the table
being handsomely laid and gracefully az
ranged with smilaX. carnations and maid
en- hair ferns. During the afternoon it
was voted to contribute to the travelling
library and a committee was appointed to
confer with the other clubs in regard to
the matter
Three boys, Joseph Sencchal. William
and Arthur Campbell. were arrested in
ST. Johns. +. O., Saturday. charged with
having broken into two Central Vermont
freight cars on Saturday. Jan. A. They
confessed to the crime and were brought
here and put on trial Monday afternoon.
when they were Sentenced to the Indus
I .'lat SENIOR Ior 'he remainder of their MI
iorl'S, one or the boys also admitted
tAat they mad broken into the grocery
"'oie ". = j, CUNNINGHAM rev months
Az lheF showed the of'lccrs the place
and they werc ali found ,rhis ,'a,7, -
Young plunderers was NOT the same as thc
hNc Dogs arrested last week. charged with
ike offense and who are now out ON tail
canning factory IS to be established
al me Say at an early date. Mr.. Lowell,
superintendent Of the Payson Canning
FACTORY at Mortified, is p town to inter-
view tho farmers in regard to the number
o' acres or corn which they will plant
Tor use in the factory He Is meeting
with a great deal Of encouragement
invitations h9vo been received in this
CITY 10 the wedding of Miss Glcnnl NJ.
Gardner and Mr.. Robert j. Mears Of Enos-
| lurS Falls, which viii take place at St
dav afternoon Irahr,,,-i,.
Il. l.. FoSs who has been connected with
the Metcalf stationery company in chi
cage for Is years. has come TO this city
10 take charge of the retail business of the
Cummings Printing company.
I 6. NJ. Nilds. osd.. attorney for the con-
tral Vermont Railway company. leaves
next week FOR a two months stay in Flor
ida.
Hon. James NJ. Foss, who was very
much worse the first part Of the day yes
tocday was more comfortable last oven
ing.
Mrs. Dennis Gilmore who has been very
Ill for the past few weeks is slowly i'm
proving.
NoNTC.oN1rpv c11>-.rpu
a. - Ne.son OF DERBY Line spent
lie" Gays mere TINS woek.-F. e, Iiutchns.
VINO injured one OF ms legs quite severely
Ia:' W,ck Is ih'e 10 DE about again
MISS lllIldn foley mas returned from Ma
lone y. l.-Mrs \. w. Gilman, who has
been visiting her siS'er. Mrs. c. \. Gar
uYHe' returned Monday TO hor home in
Fort WranreIi Alaska was in Town town for
a few days this week.-Mrs.. TenBroc>
ana her mother and daughter. who have
been visiting Mrs. +. f.. Hutchins, have
returned to Their home in Asbury Park,
y, j.
EArprAx
George kenhcd started his saw mil. tile
ltth.-Tnc roctable at D. Bucks for the
benefit of Christ church drew large COM
ranY ana was a financial success.-Rolla
Hunt OF crown University was called
lUi'v ,nr re"Vr u l,1S III ''.~f ,r ~
Fairfax. lied at Encsburgh the a1st and
MS remains were brought TO FAIRFAX Jan.
2ith for burial. He was 96 years old. H.
caves a son. John # Fairfax and a
daughter at EnosbuIgh Falls. Rev. A
". FORD otliciatcd AT the funeral.-MrS.
George Hunt of HuntVile was taken sick
about 3 y. m. Friday. At 3 O'Clock Satur-
day morning she had a shock and lived
only a few minutes She leaves a hus-
band and one son Rola, who is studyila;
at Rrown University for the ministry
George WAY and wife of Montpelicr Were
called to Fairfax the sd by me death OF
n revnoIds Of 7 avn il sforrinr ,t /
Shield,s The Richford Journal speaks
yorv hirhI,, of Mis- HuIrs streir9 ar n
concert i'm ,bot mace the 18th inst
SHELDON.
states At,orney u w Stool and Justice
Tbomnson or tIishuate were her,
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mo iS ih,i,. fSr h'i,, ,ntoxiratad and
ito,,n t w. ,,,lin ,'eoca on Satnrd ~
inn oo,b ~, thn residence of p q -
, r,hrnn nornTy Sbarin r Thomnl
go tI ,,, ~, va dnod fo, Snir,
intoxicated 500 and costs amounting &c
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Hlsheu hluSic lo' " uaHcc a. oi,tI" Ia,
EhoSfurs runs r''u"S evening JAN ~"
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