Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-03
LINCOLN.

+ Tho annual meeting of the Aid society
was held in their rooms Wednesday,
Furty-one active and nine honorary mcm-
bers with invited guests to the number of
so were present. The address by the prcsi-
dent was a revision of the work of tho so
Ciety since the organization 16 years ago.
The opportunities of the present and adj
vice for the future. The following officers
were elected: President Mrs. Annette
Morgan; ;Viceprosdents, Mrs. Sarah Cowlcs
Louisa Bristol, Mrs. A. L. Brand; sccre-
tar, Mrs. Josie Morgan; treasurer, Mrs
Lois Clark; assistant treasurer. Louisa
Bristol auditor. Mrs. Lois Bcane, trustees,
Mhs Annette Morgan. Mrs. Orrisa Burn
ham and Mrs. Hannah Morgan. y most
bountiful supper was served to those pres
out ana baskets OF food were sent to the
sick and intirm. Among the guests were
Mrs. Sarah Hewitt of Boston. Mrs. Walter
durham of Cleveland, Ohio, Miss Mary
Guhtine of FitchburG. Mass. Mrs. Martha
Colby. Mrs. Julia Ellis, Mrs Alonzo Dan
forth and Mrs. Ruth King of Bristol. Tie
next meeting will be July 9th.-Mr. and
Mrs. @. A Draper We're invited to the home
Of n friend Wednesday evening and upon
their return at nine o'clock We're Surpri-c ed
t. find their house aui grounds illuniua' ed
and hlcd with a large company Of their
friends from Bristol and Lincoln. Tables
were set under an awning and the cornct
band ready with welcome. After refresh
mentS had been served the company We're
called to order and Judge f. y. Ilasselt'ne
IN his usual pleasing manner reminded Nr.
and Mrs. Draper that this was the goth an
nVersary of their marriage, and in behalf
Of the odd Fellows and other friends pre-
scnted them with beautiful couch. centre
table and purse Of money. The occasion
was most ljoyable ore.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Burnhan who have been spending
n couple of weeks as guests OF his mother.
Mrs G. w Eurnham returned TO their
homo in Cleveland. Ohio, Saturday.--Mrs.
julia Ellis aud Mrs Martha Colby Of Bris-
tol are visiting their brother Harry Farr,
and other friends here.-Miss Mary Guthrie
Of titchtu urg, Mass, Is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs Frank Farr.-The Lincoln
Lurnher company gave a dinner to all Their
employees and their families in the ladies
hall Thursday noon. Eighty-nve persons
responded to the invitation. The Lincoln
band furnished music in the meantime,
after which the company were photograph
ed by V. James
on account of the illness of A. r. Mer-
ril and Edwin Hill two Of the listers, the
/ sclectmen have appointed j. H. Beane and
| William IloaC to nj their places, and with
| Charles Sweet are now appraising the reaI
estate.-The Lincoln creamery paid -
/ cents for four per cent. milk for the month
/ OF Maya new separator was put IN the
! creamery Saturday.-odell Ester was home
| from Ferrisburgh the last of the week.
! Mrs Maria Murray is better so she has
gone to Zira Elliots for a few days stay
"A very interesting Chldren's day pro
! cramme was carried out In the Unior
Church Sunday morning. The church was
very tastefully decorated and large, and
lappreciatiVe audience were present-EVery
member OF the Christian Church is re
qucsted to be present at tho covenant
I meeting next Saturday at two p. m.-The
| nf ha -
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey Roys Of Warren
visited at Fred Roys the last of tho week
The Christian Endeavor society have
elected the following officers TO serve this
next six months President, C. A. Purtn-
ton; ice-president. Mrs. Josie Morgan
| and Mrs. G. A. Purinton; recording socro-
tary, Edna Bristol; corresponding score
tary Carrie Purinton. treasurer Mrs
| Hannah Narney; organist, Emma Brand
Mrs Alison Atkins and Lula Atkins at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Atkins mother
Mrs. Rublee in Huntington, Saturday.