Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-06

was served at l'3Q y. m. to which full JUS
ticc was done Remarks were mad" By
Rev DR. Booth, Mir Franz, Small, g. w.
Fitch ami Rev. o. NJ. Boutwell,. Taken
all in all it was Il day well spent and one
that will be long remembered by every
one present, and with the strong ronvc-
ton that Mr.. and Mrs. Gates outdd them
selves as hosts of the occasion.
4 number Of the ncichbOrs and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane SurpriS,
them on Friday evening by visit to their
pleasant home as a reminder that it was
the 18th anniversary of their marriage. y
social time was enjoyed in games music,
after which refreshments were served. A
sum of money was presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Crane by the Rev Mr.. Eddy in be-
half of the company.
Mrs. Charles Boynton. who for the past
few years has worked i'm Mrs. L. T.. Boyn-
toms restaurant ut the depot, has given
mp her position on account uf i'll health.
Her place will be taken hv Miss Grace
sawyer.
f. l.. Keccr has resumed his position
with tho burlington Shirt company as
. travelling salesman.
At the Methodist church Sunday morn
mg n vote was taken tC SOC iC the church
would invite the state :, nday schocl con-
\crtion to hold their next annual meeting
at this place. The vote was unanimously
in favor ard - committee compossd of
Hon c. A. Morse Mrs. A. A. NilCs ana
Nj. Isaac Drown We're appointed to confer
With a similar committee from the other
three churches and formal invitation will
be extended to the officials. At Tho Con-
prcgational church the vote was IisN
Unanimous and committee composed Of
\ u. SlaHtoS. Mrs. IT. r Ecdsctt an |
Miss Mae fislc were appointed. ON ac-
count of the small congregation the I'M
Vcrsalists did not take amy vote but Will
at a later date and CrdCubtolly Will Join
the others in a unanimous vote. The con-
Nention will be held some time in October
and several hundred delegates from all
parts of the State will be present,
The 5Dth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs Newton Ten ill occurred Saturday.
Feb. LIST, on account Of the absence Of
learly all thair seven children they aid
not have any celebration. but will at soma
later date, when all the family can be to-
Eethcr,
On sunday Feb, End. occurred the oath
Wedding annivci sary Of EcV. and Mrs. q.
y. kellogg, pastor e the Congregational
church. On Saturday O. cripg, in behalf Of
tier many friends in the church. they
we're presented with a purse Of about $40
also a handsome boquet &C p pink and
White carnatiCrs. On Sunday morning Mr..
Kellogg thanked tho people for their gen
C'cis GIFT
Mrs. Jennie Warren who has been sick
Tor a lonb time Win ncdIl trouble, ufh
Sunday afternoon. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon Rev. L. r. Booth
officiating,
Miss Adelaide Dwight, who has been
teaching in the Academy here during the
past two years. has received an appoint
rlcnt as teaoh,r In girls frh lol IN
Coesarea. Turkey. She will finish hei
years work here and leave for her new
field about August Is. Miss Dwight is
the daughter Of Rev. Henry r"iAht ri
New York. who for many years was a mis-
Fiunary in Turkey where Miss pwisn,
was bora and lived until she was about
II Wears old. when she came 10 Amrri,a
and received her education, being grad
,ate of Smith college in the class of 1870
Mrs. l.. * Gleed and son Fred O. Fleet
: wund. leave In n few days for Charleston
c., ana win spend y few weeks In q
werner climate. During their absence
Mr.. and Mrs Howard su ith VIII occupy
their house
Mrs. y r. Slayton Is very sick with
! pneumonia at the home OF her son, Calvr
i, Slaytol.