Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-28

route No. 3. was obliged to return to tho
village Friday after going n short distance
on account OF the drifts.-J. Il. Whitney
has entered the employ of tho Bristol
Manufacturing companyC. E. Bristol
recently drew load CT logs from Lincoln
to Bristol that weighed 10. 90 pounds with
one spnn Of horses Edward S. Gibson,
VINO died in Joliet. ILL.,, was formerly
resident OF East street in lScw Haven nj d
we'll known in this town.--The La
dies Home Circle OF the Congregational
Church at their annual meeting elected
officers as follows: President Mrs. Julia
Whitney; vice-presidents, Mrs. Jennie
Merton. Mrs. Francis Edmunds; sccre-
tary. Mrs. Nellie Creenourh; treasurer.
Mrs. Cora Sniaii-J. c Emerson hns had
his pension increased to $40 a month-M.
n. Ross, carrier on r. F. d. route 70. 4.
had quite an experience Friday. He was
until ten o'clock Saturday morning get
ting round from h.e Friday trip on account
or The drftcd roads. r. Brush received
n telsphone message fror, Ralph DEMO
from west Iawlet Saturday morning that
his father, ". NJ DEMO was dead Super
lrtendsnt per!o was called to his fathers
bedside last Wcdnesday.--Hstch's orchcs-
ira will 60 70 Huntington February 10. to
plnv frr Woodrsn's ball
Miss Clara Jacobs Of Eergcnnes Is Wis
itirg relatives in town for few days
Mss Evelyn Duiuss will lead the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting ut the Baptist
Church. and r. B. Guindcn tho Erworth
Ieneuc meeting at the Mrthod'.' Church
next Sunday ev"rn. Mr.. and Mrs. G. j
q Brien ara chrd Of Addison are guests Of
Prof and Mrs W. Fl. Botsford.-A. T..
Grow returned Saturday from a visit Of
several days in Middlehury. Hall Of
Enfield \. IT,. il nc guest of Miss Ada
Hewitt for few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
F. l.. shack-tt will move into the Ives
tenement on North street this week. Mr..
Sargent Of Lincoln will move to their
farm about FEBRUARY 1.-The rehearsals
by ths rurils OF the graded school are be-
ing held daily altar schoui nours fer their
concert to be r'ven February 10.-The
many friend. OF the Rev. S. Henry Archi-
bald here were palned to hear Of his death
that took place at North Springfield last
Saturday NJ. Archibald was a resident
Of this town whom his father. Or. T. II.
Archibald was pastor Of the local Baptist
Church. The last Of tine small poX pa
ticnts in he village. Luther Callahan. was
released from quarantine last Saturday.
This leaves but one other family in town
low under treatment
The officers OF the Congrega tional
Church rcccrtly elected are as follows:
Clerk. 6. l.. Hss-eltine; prudential COM
mittee, w =. bingham. r. A. Hasscltine,
Ralph Derio; secretary. Miss Gena Chap
in: treasurer, W. 6. Bingham: super!n-
tendent OF Sunday school Frank l. Ward
librarian. Miss Gena Chapin-Mr. ana
Mrs Ralrh Denio returned home from
west Pawlet MONDAY. They were called
there last week by the Illness and death
Of Mr.. Derio's father. They returned to
Pawl-t Tuesday 10 attend the funer,l
that Is TO te held to-day.-Thc Rev. and
Mrs S. r. Perry went on Tuesday Ia
/ Huntington. Jone.ville and Richmond
! for a few days visitA large audienCc
assembled in Holley hall Monday ever
ing to hear the Rev G. w Morrow "
Burlington and Colonel Osgood of Bel
, lows Falls speak on the license ques-
tion. The singing was furnished by the
Rev. and Mrs. Il. Swift Of Orwell.
! Mr.. and Mrs. l., L. James are entertain
ing friends. from RurlinEton.-Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Graves OF Brandon are
guests Of Mrs. b.. ~ Ety.-J ]. W. PaEe
of burlington was ir town Tuesdty.-The
Ladies' Home Circle Will serve supper In
Dike's hall Friday evening. January 90
u. A. Atkins made n business trip to Bur
lington Tuesday.-Niss Grace O Bryan Of
Addison has been visiting here this week.