Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-11

V. BcaCh'S family Whlle Mr.. BeaCh ana
wife are attending the Brattleboro Butter
and Cheese Makers meeting at Brattlc-
IUro.
JoNEsV1LLE.
Mi. and Mrs. Horace cutler are in
Huntington helping to care for their lit
tie granddaughter. who very ill.-Mam 9
Palmer mas returned to Randolph.
Mrs. Thaddcus Stevens has been
quite sick. Sut Is some better now
Miss Fannie stevens went to Burlington
Frday.-Mrs. stephen IIldrcth has gone
t. Nillston for a few days to visit her
sister Mrs. George Goodrich.
ESSEN JUNCTION
Mrs. Daisy l. Drury aged 80 years, wife
of T.. W. DrurY. died Monday morning af-
ter few months illness of consumption.
The funeral WAS held at her late home
W Wednesday afternoon at | O'Clock. The
burial will be in Wi.liston. Mr. prury
and four children. tho eldest t,iu only
seven years old. are left 10 mo IN.
Miss Helen Woodruff of Wiliston and
Frank Nichols were married Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Giddirgs in this village. Rev. A. L. En-
right oiliCiated.
WtLLGSTON
Arthur Page is at home.-Arabret
Forbes. who was taken seriously III with
ter. hut not yet able to Oc GU The
Kings Daughters viii hold their meeting
with MR.. a. l.. bingham, Friday, th' 18th
nst.-Ihcre was an entertainment at the
town han Monday niEht.-There are soy
cral eases of whooping cough in toWn.--
McsSr~. IlickolS and Ayers of Burlington
are cutting a quantity of wood on the
farm occupied by Nil Lam.On.--Mrs.
stephen Iliidreth of JOnesvillc has been
visiting her sister, Mrs George Goodrich.
/ blossom Goodrich was at home from the
University over Sunday.-Fhc stockhod-
crS of the village creamery held a uusi-
ness meeting last week.
UNDERHIIL CENTRE.
The annual election of officers Of the
Union Sunday-school was held Sunday.
January T. as follows: President. Thomas
Wimb.c; vice-president, Calvin Putnam;
Superintendent ana treasurer. II. II.
Paine; assistant superintendent, Thomas
Wimble; secretary, Rona White; chotis-
ter, f.. W. Henry; organist, Mrs T.. w.
Henry; assistant OrganiSts, Ms. T.. T..
White ana Mrs John Jac<son.-The tu-
neral Of Miss LadGe who died in Jericho
Saturday, was held at 81 Thomas church
Nonday.-Robcrt White went to Jericho
Saturday to attend the funeral OF his
aunt. Mr.. GIbsou.-Oscar Dyke of Pleas
ant Valley was at Leander Tillisou
TEursdaY.-Nr and Mrs. Thomas Nc
GLHc ale tho happy parents of son,
born Monday, January Miss Mary
Chaycr, who has been attending school in
Cambridge has returned honey. A.
Bulard $50. Of burlington was IN this
place on business Monday, January s.
JERICHO CENTRE.
The week of prayer will he observed h,
holding prayer service every evening thi.
wcck.-Tour young people. three younG
m ca I'D
into fun membership on confession OF
faith at the Congregational church lasI
sunday, making an suspicious opening
for the week Of prayer.-Lynn Brown re-
turned to his school AT Oswceo last sat
urday.
SHELBU RNE.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Barnes arc tn.
= parents of "A girl.
Miss clara Dayton has returned from
her visit to hnr brother IN Albany. y. y
Miss Lizzie Gaffcny Of flncSburgh i:
the guest of Mrs. T.. \. Russell.
, Mrs. Geo. NccGer has gone to Burling
ton for treatment.
, Miss Sadie Williams has returned to GcI
home in Burlington, after a few days
, stay with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
= y. l.. Hathaway.
Ezra Thompson has been visiting friend
, in Richmond for the past week.
O. T.. Allen has sold his house and 10
to Edward Duby for $40.
Earl Mead OF Hinoshurgh spent severa
, days in town last week visiting old ac
Quaintances.
iac annual meeting OF the Coopcrauv
Creamery association was held at the tow
, hal On Tuesday afternoon. \ large per
cantagc OF the shareholders were present
{. President Truman l.. Andrews called h.
meeting to order andin theabsCrcc of 5 &c
rciaIy H. W. Tracy, Nh A W, BurstcI
acted as secretary pro tom. The report o
the construction department showed tina
t $liS1.SI had been paid for machinery
f plumbing, labor. etc, with mach.ner
amounts to $2n26.29; Dec. j, 1899, there wa
. a baance of $ll3,.63. The account of opoT
6 ating gave the amount of milk receive
t during the past six months as 1,4o7, ID
pounds; amount of butter fat. joSt
pounds; standard milk, 1,3o9G3i pounds
butter fat, 6o.5s3 pounds. The net price rc
= ceiVcd for butter was /, to- is cents /
= June, II to Is cents in July. is to 20 cent
= in August, ~ TO % cents in September,
Il to % cents in October, % to % cents
l November. The total running expen t
II were Sl093.5l. The following board of d
I reCtors were chosen: Il. X. Andrews,
$ G. Ray. F.. II. Macomber, George f. Pes
= O. \. baldwin. Al a meeting of this boar
II of directors Tuesday night, Mr. Andrew
e was chosen president. j. b. Bartlett. vic,
II president; II. ". Tracy, treasurer and
- w. Eurdlck, secretary. a dividend of 81
l. per cent. was declared to stockholders.
h There will be church socable at II
a residence of Mr. Silas lioyt, next Frida
i evening Jan. y.
u The Kings Daughters will meet wit
J. Mrs. Annetta Moore, Friday afternoon.
T. The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
3 Moses Barnes. died Tuesday, The funer
ID was held Wednesday,
Is The Methodist church is observing Il
s. week of prayer.
lie Miss Mollic Smith of Swanton is Il
guest of Mrs. c. q. Burritt this week.
" Col. Il. G. Fletcher of St. Johnsbury
r in town for Il few days.
n Miss NJ. l.. Smith of Swanton is II
re guest of Mrs. c. c. Burrtt
"a George Drew returned to Lynn, Mas
N Sunday night
SIS Mrs. L. +. Gebhardt left on the ms
+ train Wednesday morning for "
= weeks stay in New York city with rel
ls tives and friends.
t: Robert Collamer is home from Montp
y licr for a few weeks.
- Roberts & Mayo are having an additi
/ built to their meat market TO be used
IS an office.
of SOUTH BURLINGTON
'n Rev. Henry c. Petty, who has be
ny spending few days with friends in tow
on has returned to his home in Champlai
ry n. Y.
Is, Jeanne Maitland has gone to Winoosl
- where she will work in the worsted mi
Mr. and Mrs !. q. Bromley visited
Myron Shdw's in Colchester, Friday
last week.