Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
vERoENNEs.


over so members of Grand View Grange
Addison visited Mount Philo Grange Sat
urday evening. a literary programme
was carried out and an elaborate supper
served. W. VI. Dean acted as toastmaster
land gave Il toast to Governor Bell, which
was responded TO by Herbert kinRsland.
master of Mount Philo Grange. EX-
| Lieut. Coy. NJ f. Allen responded to the
toast, "I'ho STATE; Mrs. NJ. r. Allen to
The Grange; Mrs. L. i. Birkett ITO
| the Gentlemen" and u. A. Preston TO
"'rhe Ladies.
| A carload Of quartered oak from Ken
| tucky was recently received at this sta
| ton tor the Nergennes School Seat COM
panN
Mr. and Mrs. Z. c. Russell have gone to
| Bellows Fails. where Mr.. Russell has a
position with the Vermont Farm Machine
company
Miss Lena Lawrence. daughter OF
Mrs Albert Hendricks OF this city and
Clovis Major of Winooski were mar
lnud at 1T. Peters Church Tuesday
morning at ten o'clock. the Rev. +. A.
Campeau performing the cermony and
Albert Hendricks giving the bride
away. In the evening n reception and
supper we're given the newly married
couple a the home of the brides moth
en- Mr., and Mrs. Major will make their
home in Winooski
on complaint of states Attorney l..
c. Russell OF Middlcbury, Julius Lar
row was arrested Monday morning by
Officer II. j. Fisher and 4. Dillon and
brought before Justice G. T.. y. KIM
ball Oh tho charge OF beating his boy
He pleaded guilty and was fined so
and costs, amounting in all to s177O.
The condition of Mrs. Peter Lou
arm, who has been i'll several weeks
with pneumonia, is somewhat i'm
proved.
The officers of the Spring Grove
Campmeeting association met Tuesday
in the Methodist Church to fix the date
and make arrangements for the an
nual campmeeting. The following
committees were appointed: On min
isterial help, the Rev. +. l.. Dow, \. L..
Ball; on dining hall and store, II. T..
Beach, Watson Sturtcvant; on barn,
C. G.. Cady. Allen burroughs; on gates,
r. G. Boardman; on hiring sexton. y.
l.. Ball. 1t was voted to hold the an
nuul Campmeeting from August 2l to
August ~, inclusive. Tho treasurer's
report showed Il balance of nearly 500
on hand which will be paid on the
Indebtedness Of the association, leav-
ing balance of $500 still unpaid N
l.. Ball was authorized to solicit sub
scriptions for this amount and it is
confidently expected that before the
holding of the campmeeting the asso-
citation will be entirely out OF debt
The week preceding the holding OF
the annual campmeeting the New Eng
land W. G r. l.. vii: hold an inter-
state temperance campmcet!ng on
Spring Grove grounds aud Mrs. Stew
ems, president of the national W. c. r.
L. and the presidents Of the different
New England state W. c. T. L. or
ganiaations will be present.
Charles, son OF Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Tredo, and Miss Jennie, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bailargcon,
all OF this city, We're married at 81.
Peters Church yesterday morning, the
Rev. Fr. Beauchcsnc performing the
ceremony. Fred Labon was best man
and Mrs. Fred Labon acted az matron
of honor.
The Ferrsburgh Creamery company
held their annual meeting Tuesday af-
tcrnoon and elected as directors w. H.
Dean, X. -. Booth. l.. T.. Avery, O. H.
sherman, Il. y. Birkett. At the meet
ing OF the directors w. II. Dean was
elected president; l.. r. Avery, secr-,-
tary; r. -. Booth, treasurer; G. A.
Chapman and ~ L. Ball, auditors. The
reports showed Il prosperous year and
that about $4,000 OF business was
done; 2,664.ol7 pounds OF milk were
received. with 10000 pounds of cream.
and 16S.1e5 pounds Of butter made.
The Baptist society OF Addison held
! their annual church meeting and elect
ed officers as follows: Clerk, l.. G.
Seeger; trustees, L. g. Sccger. A. :.
Crane. +. w Whitford, S. +. Smith
and Willis Palmer; deacons, s. T..
Smith, A. S. Crane, +. w. WAitlord;
organist. Mrs. Ella Smith. The church
has a membership of CO
At the annual meeting of the Ad-
olson and Bridport Thief Detecting So
ciety the following officers were elect
ed: President, ID. II. Bennett; vice
president, G. j.. Sollacc; treasurer, j.
G. ;. Hamilton; secretary, Waterman
Kinds. There are about 100 members
in this society and it mas nearly 200
in tho treasury. 1t was organized in
1916. On February 3 there were five
new members added.