Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-20
MORRISVllE

At a regular meeting of the Lamoile
Grange Friday afternoon, three cdndi-
dates were given the first and second
degrees. the work being conducted by
the ladies vino will eXemplfy these de
grees at the State Grange meeting to be
held here in December a special meet
ing WAS held in the evening, when 81
candidates were given the third and
fourth degrees.
A. f.. Guyer and wife of Hyannis. Mass.
have been visiting friends In town dur
ing the past week. Mr.. Guyer will be re-
mombered here as a former clerk in the
drug store conducted by the late A. O.
Gates. Mr.. Guyer now conducts a drug
business in Hyannis.
Mrs. Stella Fartlow Of Barton has been
visiting during the past week at the
home Of Miss Minnie Wright. Mrs. Part
low intends to move here very soon to
spend the winter
Mrs Fred Peck and son Seth left Sat
urday for Somerset where she will Join
her husband who is at that place in the
lumber business Mr.. and Mrs Peck Will
remain there during the winter.
II. y. liuttl.iuS Is making few repairs
on the tenement recently occupied by Dr.
Jacksor's dental rooms. Mr.. jackson ex-
poets to take possession of his new quar-
tors in tho browne block at once
Tho rural free delivery carriers have
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nnt1,. i,.,'tad in no r.,, ", 80 fs,
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m, SUNDAY. ovopi,,,, a union s.r,.,,1 ,,..,.
held at tho congregational Church. when
Mr.. and Mrs. t.. G. Kinney. Vermont mis-
sionarios for the Union sunday school as
r,'ta1 'a' 'L,v,'
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10" 'H'l', '''. over one HuiI'Iod SUNDAY
oO"'o,9 !" ~ ''''' ""l4"- tlt' ''i.'' WI
an" MIS- Kinney are located mere Tor the
winter as a 'entrdl locatlon ana WI dr-
vote ther unc 10 FORMING sunday schools
III inns Nleiutty'
thail'S W drren' WHO mas been in the
United states navy for the past siN years
is spending few days iurlough at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. still
man Warren on Gilmore street. He oN-
poets to leave here Thursday.
Henry Daniels, brakeman on the St
Jonnsbury n Lower Canadian road was
injured quite severely Saturday evening
while assisting i'm turning the engine at
the depot lie fell in such manner as To
inlet a severe wound in his throat.
which REQUIRED several stitches. lie wus
taken to his home in 81 Jobnsburv st
urdav evening on the EXPRESS train.
Fred Dow, who has hee1 snondinr tho
mast few wears in Nome Alaska r,tu.r-
ed Ia mis- Mace Satirdsv evrninr ur
Dow ,s nov, intor,srr5 I'm fonr 7nini,,,r
claims in that country which are renorted
70 no vorv valu,hlo IIa viii s,,oI1 ,b,
winter In Vermont rat,,rri,,, In tbo .nri,,c,
70 AIas,,o go ''' '''7
prenarntfo,s are beirr mazda for tba
lunior nxhihition to he g7i,'or, at trr ,,1s,.
Of tho faIl ter,n of tho PoonIo's Ac,dar,,,
About half at th, iurior rlnss viii nartir,
mic in this eyhihition th, ronar3or t,l,-
ING mart at tho later date Rnh,ors,Is .ro
now b,Inl, held and if is cxpectod thar tbo
entertainment will he a success.
BENJAMIN Marshall and Andrew Smith
are taking a weeks drive through the
various towns through Orleans and La
noble county.
Miss Lizzie Webster. who has been very
I'll for the past few weeks at her home is
now rapidly failing and is not expected to
recover.
The ladies of the Womans Relief Corps
are making arrangements to give the state
CHANGERS their annual banquet at the State