Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-10
HINESBURGH.

The Choral Union met Wednesday evening
and the receipts from "Bclshazzar'' were
found to be $780, with expenses amounting
to s163. leaving profit of $S1.0S. One-half
of which was given Prof. G.. W. Russell.
the instructor. $40 was given Mrs. c. c.
Adams for her services as pianist during
the rehearsals. The members wish TO
thank the sooists for their assistance es
pecially Misses Goodrich and Sayles. 9th
ers who kindly assisted in the chorus were
o. ID. Baldwin and Walter Baldwin of
Starksboro and Mrs. Alison Collins of
Monkton.-NIrs. II. G. Cassidy is visiting
in Burlington.-Mrs Nash. who is stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. Moore. Is on the
sick list.-Isaac Sharon of burlington has
been spending a few days in town.-Char-
lena Bushey has returned from Canada
and is with her mother.-J. II. Forth, who
has been in Burlington the past winter.
has bought the Dow property once moro
and will reside thcre.-Thc Rev. G. w.
Russell of Starksboro visited at y. d.
Partch's last Week.-Mrs.. Emma j. Eaton
has hired LOOMS Bissonettcs house for
one year.-NIr. and Mrs. f. L. Andrews
have taken rooms at G.. ID. Boynton's s.
Patrick McDonough, Sr., is very ill,-Mrs.
Charles Coleman died suddenly Friday
morning from shock. She had been as
well as usual the previous day. Mr.. Cole
man died about three months ago.-Mrs. a.
l.. Cain and daughter of Bristol are visit
ed from visit of two weeks with friends
in Brookfield.
The report of the Valley Falls creamery
for the past year is as follows: The amount
of milk recci, ed was t1o,355 pounds. pro.
ducinE 1856. SIS pounds of luttcr fat which
made 40O,OS9 pounds of butter. Tho money
received for this butter amounted to 81
$3.50, of which the patrons received 81
go %, which makes the total cost of man
ufacturing ard marketing a trifc over Il
cent and a half a pound The average
Il st was 1893 per cent. Tho number pounds
of milk for pound of butter was III
pounds. The average price for four pc.
cent milk was 9i2 cents per hundred
pounds. The PER cont of increase was 49,.
at the annual creamery meeting the fol
lowing officers were elected: Pre- sid mt ar
treasurer, c. G. Peck; clerk, c. X Wright;
directors. c. G. Peck, p. r. Miles, c. II.
Wright, r. l. ByinGtcn and A. II. Barber,
auditor, N. d. Partch.
The funeral of Sidney Ray was held
from the Baptist church Tuesday at /
o'clock, the Rev Charles Stafford officiat-
ing. The members of Patriot Lodge, /.
e. A. NJ, were present in a body. Mr. Ray
was for many years a member of this or
ganization. Music was rendered by
quartette composed of Mrs. G. W. Stafford.
Mrs. Perry Read. T. o. Martin and j. II.
Allen. Mr.. Ray is survived by wild W,
three daughters, Mrs. Alice Prindle Of
ST. Adams, Mrs. f. w. Severance of kceno.
" H., and Addic. who resides here. lie
had one brother, Spencer. who lives 1t
Potsdam. n. Y.--The funeral of Mr..
Charles Coleman was held from the NJ h.
odist church Sunday at o'clock, the V.
c. M. Sturgess officiating Music was
furnished by Mrs. Frank Post, Mrs, Nor
ton o Brien +. o. Martin and Char es
A.oore.-AIiss May Clifford of Burlington
was the guest Of her cousin. Mrs Marx