Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-25
ESSEh JUNCTION


Lieut.. Frank e. Hopkins of the 9th
battalion, artillery at Fort Ethan Allen,
son of Mrs. l.. Il. hopkins of this viii
lagc, was married Wednesday morning in
Jersey City, y. Y. to Mrs. Gertrude Van
kuian OF that city
AT the annual meeting of the Women 6
Relief Corps. No. 62, officers were elected
as follows: President, Mrs. Ietta VOL
colt; senior Nice-president. Mrs. ID. G..
Woodward, Junior Vice-president, Mrs. CT.
W. crown; chaplain, Mrs. &. NJ. Booth;
treasurer Mrs. Charles Boyden conduc-
tor. Mrs. Addte Hanks; guard Mrs. 7.
". Sibey; delegate. Miss Lena Mcbride
alternate, Mrs. Addie Hanks.
Mrs. NJ lildtcth has sold her farm of
g acres to 6. u. Ordway Of the Norm ont
Spool and i}obbin company, consideration
S5Wo This land is along the river below
the bOhbin factory.
{. II. Ord"a! mas sold ~ acres of The
land and two barns thereon. which he Ie-
Gently bought OF Mrs. VI. hndreth, to
closes Fisher; consideration $l,J0u.
Percy Bates Is home from kimball
Union Academy at Meriden, n. H., for
the holidays.
Mrs Leslie Jordan Of Berlin, " H.,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Nichols.
The sale given in Music hail by the
Aid society of the Congregational church
closed Friday evening with the presenta-
h. local talent The parts were all we'll
takcu+ The audience of about 200 people
had an hour of solid fun. Several happy
local hits that were enjoyed by the victims
a5 wei as tho onlookcrs, We're given. At
ter the entertainment all dt the articles
and candy which remained unsold Were
disposed Of at auction, during which tn,
auctoncor, J. II. Allen, kept the large
company that remained in thoroughly
good humor and bidding mood. The net
receipts from the two evenings was $40
which Will be used toward the purchase
o1 Il carpet for the church audience room
The Aid society wish to express their ap'
probation of the interest taken in the af-
fair by all who contributed in various
ways to its success.
At the Christmas vesper service at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon por'
tion of the oratorio cantata. Zion" was
given by double quarette, consisting
OF the Misses flildreth, Mrs. Clayton
Booth O, S. Nichols y. f. Sanctuary
l. l., 1untley and c. s. Fletcher and a
solo by Miss ANITA kenpton. The ser
vice was under the able direction of the
organist' Harold +. lluntley, and was q
very pretty affair The devotional ser
Nlce was led by the KEY. j. 5. Goodal
ana was followed by an address by the
Rev. Evan Thomas, pastor Of the Congre
gational church.
'llhilili"ih NN"i'' 4Np' Dooi - ~. i -
elected the following officers Sunday
evening: Spiritual director. the Rev. j. b.
| Pouliot; c. r., OH. Nalyou; Y. c. r..
Moses Lawrence; T. c. r. Thomas Red
mond K. s., A. f. Guyette; F. s., George
| l." Pateneaude; treasurer, w. III. Yam
| dow; trustees, Charles Yandow, j. "
Neronneau, Joseph Valyou; S. c.. J. III
| Patncaude; j. c., j. Il. Burgeon; /. s..
| William SaltuS; O. S, George YandoW
| delegates to state convention, George
| Patnoaude; alternate, o. II. Nalyou.
Following is the programme for mid
night mass at the Church Of the Holy
Family: Entry, hymn, Minuet; Chreticn
Ms Clouticr; mass, kyrie by Battman
soloists, Misses Edna ana Grace Law
renee; Gloria, by BoIdeSe, Qui tolls solo
O. H. NalYou; hymn, Dear Little One
Misses Eordo; Credo; Blessed Virgir
Mary by q. w. Sommers, choir; offertory
Adeste Fidelios. the Misses Crowley
Sanctus, AGnus Del, Blessed Virgin Mary
communion, Jesus My Lord, My God
after mass, Angels We Have Heard or
High. Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
/ there will be Christmas mass. entry, Noel
! Noel, by the choir. mass End tone in foui
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