Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-18


cert hall ON Monday January 80 at
= a. M. to see if the Australian ballot
system will he used at the next Annual
town meeting in March.
Mrs. Mary s Morrison has sold to A. o.
Spoor n house and lot on East Allen
street for $lia5.
RICHMOND.
The parish dinner and roll call at the
Congregational church was largely attend
ed and much enjoyed by all Several out
of town people were present Mrs. John
Bates of Essex Junction, Mrs. stone of
st, Adams and Rev. Carlton Hazen of
Rochester. Tho annual business meeting
was held hcfore the roll call at p. IN.
Tho reports from the various societies
were very encouraging The balances were
on the right side all financial obligations
for the past year being fully met and
about Sl2u given for bencvolences, chiefly
for home and foreign missions. The churcn
mas been supplied with new hymn books
and over $50 spent for repairs on the pay
sonagc and grounds. ;. f. Andrews Was
'e-elccted trustee for three years, NJ. $.
WhitComb was reelected as deacon for
three years. and Deacon Salmon Green
ro-clected church clerk for one year, with
the pastor as assistant. NJ. S. Whitcomb
was reelected treasurer. 1t was voted by
the church that the trustees, with the
treasurer, be instructed to invest the leg
acies left to the church in prospective.
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SlStlng o. Jonn hlch'rdSoil. H. NJ. tohHl' ,
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IorrE ana John SahinS. \ Nerdlct lor me
P'"'''' Wa it""ti'u 10 recover s'"' "dlh-
,r0s.o. werS in attendance for thc dcfanso
attorney VI. -. Ip'dTN OF ttlfllupOb LOT
tho pHinil1. George l.. HdSei'lnc OF Br's-
tol and j. Il. Donoway Of Middlcbury for
dct"ndautS.-As NJ. NJ. Bates was driving
toward Jon"SVil" last Thursday his horse
fol- on tn" ice near Robinsons Mil. He
lnhltchod him from tn" wagon after he
went down bank several feet. a team
was soon procured and tho horse drawn
out. No d2maSc was Gone with the cNccp-
tion of broken harncsS.-While Edgar
MCGarEin was unloading wood from Il
wagon one DAY last week. he had his hand
crushed by Il stick of timber which VIII
prevent him from work for some tinc.-
Miss Fanny Stevens. teacher at Jonesvillc.
ana soprano singer in the congregational
choir, who has been absent two sundays
past. was present last sunday with the
cholr.-The Kings Daughters met at the
vestrv of TIL" CniVcrSalist church last
Wednesday and were entertained by Mrs
+. q. Nichols, Mrs. Kate Towers waS clcct-
od leader. Mrs. Sarah Sayes, vicc-loader;
Mrs. T.. r. Jacobs. treasurer. Mrs. L. q.
Nichols. secretary; Mrs Nellie Barney
corresponding sccretarY.-ReV. y. j. Bar
ron of Bennington was in town two days
last week.-Thc Ladies' Ala society " Ill
be entertained next Friday by Mrs. Charles
HsSott.-Mrs. j. Casey and Mrs. Joht
Ryan were at the Mary Fletcher hospital
last week, where Il daughter of Mrs
Casey underwent a surgical operation f.
W. Freeman has sold his we'll known
shetland poney Baby Dmple" and out
TIT to Dr. Norton of Bristol.-Mrs. A. Hu,
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