Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-22
ESSEN JUNCTION.

treat Is promised at the Congregationa'
Church next Friday evening in the 'orm ul
a supper. social and entertainment. Supper
will be served in the vestry from 6 TO 7
O'Clock. The entertainment begins at 7:3O
and will consist of a miscellaneous pro-
gramme by Mrs. +. w. Whitcomb of Bur
lington and several local artists. Shake
speares Mid Summer Nights Dream will
be read by Mrs. George n. Root of Bur
lington with Mendelssohn's music accom-
panimont under the direction of Mrs \.
J.. Arkley. choruses in charge of Miss nellie
Hopkins.
The horse and wagon which were found
near Dwight Slaters place Monday morn
ing were claimed Monday by man from
burlington. who had driven TO Colchester
Center Sunday to see Charles Wright. He
won't into the barn a few minutes and
when he came out the team had disappear
ed. IL wandered from there to the Slater
place some six miles.
The Rev l.. F. Reed of Bethany Church.
Montpelier will deliver the Memorial Sun
day sermon at the Congregational Church
Sunday morning at 1915 o'clock Comrades
ladies of the w. 4. Q. and the Sons of Vet
Grams are requested to meet at the Post
rooms at 1870 O'Clock sharp to march in IA
body to the church, The Rev. G. Glenn
Atkins Of Burlington is to deliver the
Memorial Day address The exercises will
be in the Conere2a tional Church.
Is.
town grand list is 1903 &c. "A decrease of
$40 20 from last year. The village list shows
S4,75dN, a slight increase since last year.
| Those in the village VINO pay tax of $40
or more are: Whitcomb Bros, $3ND3i; ;.
y. Rrownell & Co., s2G6,25; William b
Johnson, $1,000; r. II. Place. S13s II; Yer
mont spool II Bobbin Co, sl2s.5l: Drury
Brick X Tile Co. $500; II. w. Ring ST. 81;
II. f.. Wright, sG2 %: H. Thompson, Sos 81
;. D. Tcachout, S74.15: S. Place, $52.35; j,
5. Reynolds, s5l75: Walter p. Johnson
so; c. q. Williams, $40. 20; DR.. c. NJ. Ferrin,
$F75; Ieph Hapgood, 81; Mabel Brigham,
so
Following is the programme for the en-
tcrtainment to he given at the Congrega-
| uonal Church Friday evening: Part first
-Folonaise, Rubinstcin Mrs. A. 7. Arkley;
Songs, ca Allah, Chadwick; % Dreams th)
with violin obligato), Strelezki; Co When
the Heart is Young, Dudley Buck Miss
iIarriette johnson; first movement from A
minor concerto, Schumann, Miss Florence
| Reynolds; Orchestral accompaniment on
second piano, Mrs A. T. Arkley; songs,
Mrs. r. w. Whitcomb Of Burlington
Fart Shakespeare Midsummer
Nights Dream read by Mrs. G. II. boot
OF Burlington; Mendelssohn s music, under
the direction of Mrs. A. Il. Arklcv; chorus
in charge of Miss n. nellie Hopkins: over
ture; Scherzo, Fairies march (Act II scene
2);song with chorus, You Spotted Snakes
(Aca III scent0 intermezzo (After act III
Notturno; Wedding march (After Act
lN); Dance of Clowns (Act V scene y,
finale, Through the House"
iianists, Mrs. Arkley, Misses Hopkins
Reynolds, Sara Johnson. Mr. IIuntluy; vio-
linists, Misses Alice Johnson. Mary Par
ker, Mr.. John Wright; vocaists, Misses
Hopkins and Harriette Johnson members
of chorus, Misses Marion Bates. Elizabeth
Sawyer, Geneva Grow Mary Parker, Jos-
Sic Bates, Hazel Arkley. Grace Grow.