Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11

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Read; collection, music: benediction.
Levi Needham, whose box of about 70
quarts of liquor was conflscated last week
by the authorities, has left town and his
barber shop is idle. 1t will he reopencd
SOON probably by Charles Butterfleld OF
this place.
Mrs. Ward, wife of Rev G. NJ Ward OF
Coon Rapids, Pa, with her child has ar
rived at the home of her father, Rev. A. l..
Cooper for visit.
Monday night Miss NJ Lucina Saxton
left for Chicopee. Mass, to Join Miss Cora
c. Martin, formerly assistant teacher in
the high school mere for a trip to the Pan
American exposition.
Miss Georgia White of Fellows Falls
came home Monday because Of the illness
of her father, Rev. Homer White, who is
suffering with what is feared to be a brok-
en- rib
About % hogs were shipped from this
station Monday, the price paid being SAC.
Fifty calves were also purchased by the
usual buyers at to 4iac per pound.
The closing session of the Orange county
w. c. T. Y. opened Wednesday morning
at the Baptist church with devotional
exercises led by the state president Mrs.
Ida Read, The following officers were
| elected for the coming year: Honorary
president, Mrs f. l.. Corwin, Chelsea
president Mrs S S. Clark, Randolph;
first vice-presidcnt. Mrs f. d. Taggart,
1opsham second vice-president, Mrs L..
J. Darling. Newbury; secretary, Mrs. l..
NJ. Brown, Newbury; treasurer. Mrs. e. /.
Corwin, Chelsea. The minutes of the ex-
ccutive committee meeting were read and
the following department superintendents
were appointed: Evangelistic, Mrs. f. A.
l,other. Newbury; fair, Mrs. a. X. Crafts.
Fast Corinth; flower mission and rail-
road, Mrs II. ]. Blodgett, Newbury;
health and heredity Mrs. A. l.. Hodge,
it1f itt-D l., Il H. \
Taggart, Topsham; jail and almshouso,
Mrs A. W. Whitney Chelsea: Legislative,
Mrs. ". IIihhard, Newbury; literature and
purity Mrs. T.. e. Brown, East Corinth;
peace and arbitration, Mrs. Mary Mann;
Randolph; press work, Mrs Fanny Lewis,
Randolph, Sabbath observance, Mrs.
Thompson, Corinth Sunday school, Miss
l.. 6, hatch. Chelsea; systematic giving
Mrs. s, S. Clark, Randolph; scientific tenn
perance instruction, Mrs. A. G. Stocker
Newbury; temperance hospital and non
alcoholics, Mrs. w w. Carpenter. Reso-
lutions were adopted favoring the maintc-
nance of Loyal Temperance Legion
wherever there is a local union, denounc-
ine the sale of narcotics of all kinds, etc,
and heartily thanking Randolph citizens
for the cordial reception given the visit
orS.
Leo Smith has begun work in J. +. Lam.
son grocery as clerk.
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to spend the week with his wife at the
home Of his father.
Mrs Josephine Seymour has gone to
Fellows Falls to remain with relatives ii
couple of weeks.
a. r. Tewksbury and Mr.. and Mrs, NJ
A. Tewksbury have gone to York Beach
Me, for their usual summer outing
Mrs Bertha Burridge went TO Burlng-
ton Tuesday where she will remain a
month while attending the Lake Cham
plain Chautauqua assembly in session at
Queen City Park.
Eddie Mason Is recovering from a sever
al weeks severe illness with infamma-
ton of the bowels.
Rev aud Mrs. G.. o. Howe have come to
take possession of their home here. Mr.
Howe will he in Boston this week ookiug
after the affairs of a brother-in-law, who
died there last week. He WaG a very
wealthy man and Mrs. Howe is one of the
heirs.
Mrs. S. A. Rollins has arrived from
Washington II. C., to spend some time
with her sister. Mrs. Laura J. Holden, at
Mrs. Mary Goldsbury's.
Miss Alice Erskine has returned from
Ipswich, Mass. where she has been en-
gagged Al milliner for the past several sea-
sons.
MIR. and Mrs Orrin Chamberlin are
81 ending a week with relatives in Mont
reler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mann have taken
possession of the Emeline Cole place here
and Z. J. Adams has moved from there to
the Mann farm In East Braintree.
Arthur S. Bean arrived home this week
from Mortified, Mass. where he had been
in attendance upon Y, NJ c. A. conven-
ton.
Miss Laura Clark and Miss Prindlo Of
Pra ndon, an associate teacher at the
Montpelier Union school, have gone to
ChautauQua. y. Y. to attend the summer
school. They will visit Buffalo also.