Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-25
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Private Edgar II. Henning Troop C, I'd
cavalry, who has been absent from his
post at Fort Ethan Allen since Novem-
her Is last surrendered himself to the
officers Saturday and was placed in the
post guard house to await trial for de-
scrtion.
Attorney and Mrs. Theodore Hopkins
arc receiving congratulations over the
birth of an eight pound daughter, born
Friday, December 49,
Christmas will be appropriately oh
served at the village churches. At ST
Stephens Church. to-day being the vigil
of Christmas, will be observed as a day
If abstinence. Confessions will he heard
this afternoon and evening. Midnight
mass will be celebrated by the pastor, the
Rev. j. p. Rand. Immediately following
the midnight mass. Il mass of thankssiv-
mr will be celebrated. On Christmas
morning high mass will he celebrated at
1880 o'clock, followed by bencdiction of
the blessed sacrament. Following is the
musical prog ramme which has been pre-
pared for the masses by St. Stephens
choir, which will be assisted by the Bcrk-
shire orchestra: Professional March,
organ and orchestra; Kyrie Eleison, Bait
man; Gloria in EXcelsis Dec, Rosewig
CrCdo, ilosewig; Sanctus, Rosewig; Agnus
bci, Ro"cwie. Adaste Fidelis, Lambilotte
Recess ional March, organ and orchestra
Organst, Mrs. A. NJ. Lonergan.
On Thursday. Christmas night at Z
o'clock, the Congregational Sunday school
will have a Christmas tree with music
and a short programme appropriate to
the occasion The members and friends
of the Sunday school are invited to bring
their family gifts to put on the tree
Everybody invited to participate In the
festivities.
The Christmas exercises of the Meth
odist sunday school will take place to-
morrow. christmas night at the church
At o'clock. A short programme of sing
Ing and speaking will bo gone through
with by The younger children of the school,
after which Christmas tree will be an
loaded and gifts distributed to members
OF the school. All those having gifts they
wish t. put on the tree for friends are
requested to have them at the church be
tween and o clock in the afternoon.
OverSeor John f. Norris Of the sewing
and burling departments, of the Uoolen
mills, was presented yesterday with an
elegant gold ring by the employees under
him. Mr. Norris loft yester dav afternoon
FOR few days visit at his home in
IittSneld, Mass.
Tho barber shops in town close tonight
AT II o'clock and will not reopen until Fri
day morning
Thomas Buckley Of Colinsvillc Mass.
is in town visiting his parents. MIR. and
Mrs Maurice Buckley.
Corporal Michael Magin of troop y.
Second cavalry left last evening for mis-
home in Jersey city. y. j.. to spend a ten
days flrlough with relatives.
Mrs Aiken Brunelle went yesterday to
Southbridgo. Mass. for a few weeks visit.
l.. W. Ravlin went yesterday to Barre
for few days stay.
Miss Edna Osborne of Barre is in town
to spend Christmas with friends.
Mrs c. " Robinson has returned from
weeks visit in South Ruyallon.
A regular meeting OF lroquois Camp No.
500, NJ W. A. was held in their rooms
in Corporation block.
Miss Anna Manseau has gone to Nashua.
\. H., for a weeks sojourn with reia-
tiVes.
Thursday evening, January s, is the data
set by the Session club for their first an
nual bail to he held in Corporation hail.
a. c. Parker went Yesterday to mis-
homo in Boston to spend the holidays.
At the regular meeting Of Fanny Allen
the following officers We're elected: chief
ranger. George CauChon; Vice-chief
raneer c. .. Allard recording secretary.
j. L. Allard; financial secretary, f. II.
Allard; treasurer T.. G. Allard; court ply
stefan, DR.. J. W. Shechnn; truste' 5, Frank
l.. Graves Arthur Yandow, Alfred Men
ard The installation will be held Jan. 13.
The Rev. NJ. S O'Donnell will sing
the 1890 mass Christmas day in St Ste
phen's Church. His many Winooslii
friends and acquaintances are cordially
iuNit I'D 70 attend