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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-25
eARTAS lETENIDAs.

Marrero Mercedes, Martina Liciana,
Morales Alejandrina, Morales Maria Mo-
rales Rufna, Monges Dolores, Morales
Miguel, Nardell Anna, Newell Clark
r. 2 Ortega Juana, Ocasio Petrona Pa
gan Ramona, Percy Mr.. Pearson Co j. @,
Pizarro Esteban, Quesada Perez Co. Ro-
driguez Vale Miguel, Romas Andrea,
Roche Catalina, Ramos Correa, Juan Re.
yes Silberio, Reveron Gumersinda Reyes
Matea, Rene Lemeur, Rios Carmen Rive
ra ACisclo, Rio Pedro Rodriguez Luisa
Rendon Juana, Rodriguez suarez Jose,
Rodriguez Victoria, Rodriguez Candida
Eleuterio Rodriguez.
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COMMERCIAL.

Ha cesado sus negocios en- Maricao, Ia
mercantil que allf giraba bajo La raz6n de
Rafael Quihones, j despues de cubierto su
pasivo queda establecids, otra, con la de
Felipe Merry QuihOneE. Buenos negocios.
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EnLo CorrespoDdeDcia

Fianzas en- met6lico con frma.
RecibOs talOnarios para cobro de alqui-
lereB de casa.
COnoCimiantOS de Goleta.5
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In egta lmprenta Sc Vende papel de Pc
i6dioo vieio $500 quintal.
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o IN SOCIETY. o
eeessoseaeeeSeeeeesSsesssc
ALLEN.sHAppEN.

A marriage that came as a surprise
to their many friends was that of Miss
Louise Allen and Mr.. Paul Shadden,
which was quietly solemnized at the
home of the bride in Williamsport on
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.
The ceremoney, which was witnessed
by only the immediate family and a
few intimate friends, was performed
by Rev. R. W. Seay. The bride was
attired in a very becoming gown of
soft white silk, and was accompanied
by her maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth
Thomas, of Glendale, also attired in
white. The fair young bride, who is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ameri-
Gus Allen, during her brief young lady
hood has won many friends by her
amiable disposition and charming man
ner. Mr.. Shadden, is the son of DR..
w. K Shadden, of this city, and is one
of the most popular young men of
the Williamsport neighborhood where
they will in future make their home.
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Mr.. w. c. whitthorne has returned

Mr.. w. c. Whitthorne has returned
from trip to Hardin county.
Mrs. Hunter Baugus is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Potts at Santa Fe.
/ Mrs Lemuel Padgett and baby havc
returned from Washington City.
Miss Isabelle Coulter, of Illinois, is
the guest of Miss Essie Sellars
L. Baxter Williams will leave this
evening for visit to. Arkansas.
Mrs. A. B. Sloan is spending a few
days in Nashville with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Baxter re-
turned this morning to Lewisburg.
Miss Annie Bratton, of Shady Grove,
is the guest of Miss Alice McEwen.
Mr.. A. L. Blocker and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Sawdust.
Miss Bernice Evans, of Thompson
Station, is visiting Miss lone Sowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meadows have re
turned from visit to Florence, Ala.
Mr. w. J. Webster returned this
uOl nIlS IIOLu q puolnSoS Zip W NASH
VILE
Messrs. Robert Craig and Owen Hig-
gins have returned from Lawrence
burg.
Mr.. Albert Shields and Albert
Shields, Jr, are in st. Louis on bust
ness.
Miss Fannie Lou Butts will go up
to Nashville Wednesday for short
visit.
Miss Susie Mitchell has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Malloy at Lew
isburg.
Mrs. Susan Gray Huntington has
returned from an extended trip to Cal
ifornia
Pleasant after visit to relatives in
West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Mckinney saw
Viola Allen in Nashville Saturday
evening.
Mrs. L. p Padgett will return from
D. c., the latter part of
his week.
Mrs. James o. Hardin, Jr., of Spring
Ill., is the guest of Mr.. T. H. Williams
Ind family.
Miss Elenora Jones has returned /
rom visit of several days to rela-
ives in Nashville.
Miss Pearl Fariss will come out
rom Nashville to spend Sunday with t
er parents.
Mrs. j. P. Polk, of Waverly Place, t
Nashville, spent Sunday in Columbia {
nth relatives.
Miss Mary Dale Craig, of Mt. Pleas {
Mt, is spending few days with Miss \
NINA Harlan. Z
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Mrs. T. N Jones has returned from
a visit to Nashville.
Judge Holding returned this morning
from Lawrenceburg.
Miss Bina Boyd, of Lynnville, is the
guest of Miss Halle Fry.
Mr. T. G. Petri, of Nashville, is in
the city for a day or two.
Mrs. Walter Akin, of Nashville, is
visiting Mrs. w. +. Embry
Mrs. Will Hooten is visiting her
mother in Huntsville, Ala.
Miss McGibben, of Lewisburg, spent
Thursday with friends here.
Mr.. E. H. Hatcher left Sunday on
business trip to st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. E. I. Joyce, of Louisville, KY,
is visiting Mr.. E. w. Gamble
Miss Medea Jones, of Mt Pleasant,
is visiting Miss Nell Chaffin.
Prof. ]. E. Edgerton spent the East
er holidays at Lebanon, Tenn.
Miss Mary Dale Craig is visiting
Misses Mary and Annie Barrow.
Miss Sarah Hughes returned to Mt.
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Elder ]. d. Evans, of Nashville,
spent Wednesday night with F. c.
Sowell and family.
Mr.. H. Wind, who has bene visiting
his sister, Mrs. Spiegel, has returned
to Huntsville, Ala.
Mrs. w. R. Hutton and children, of
Shelbyville, are the guests of Mr.. w.
J. Dale and family.
Mrs. D. F. Brewer and Miss Ada
Wooten have returned from a short
trip to Sheffield, Ala.
Mr.. Goodman, after visit of sew
eral days to friends in this city, has
returned to Memphis
Mrs. w. B. Ravenel returned Mon
day to Mt. Pleasant after a short visit
to friends in this city.
Miss Bernice Evans has returned to
her home at Harpeth, after a weeks
visit to Miss lone Sowell.
Mrs. John Burns is attending the
Foreign Missionary Convention being
held this week in Dickson.
Misses Louise and Florence Lee
have returned to Duplex after visit
to Mrs Ernest Farrell.
Mrs. Palmer, of Jackson, Tenn, will
arrive Thursday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Porter.
Mr.. Hiram Harris, of Fayetteville,
Tenn, spent Saturday in Columbia, en-
route home from Nashville.
Mr.. w. T. Ellington and daughter,
Miss Della Ellington, of Franklin,
spent Thursday in the city.
Miss Nellie Williamson will go to
Williamsport this evening to visit
Miss Caroline Walker.
Miss Nell Pride, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. E. H. Hatcher, returned to
Nashville Friday evening.
Mrs. Grigsby and little Nat Catlett
will leave Tuesday for Virginia, where
they will join Mr.. Catlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter, who have
DGSH VlSlJlHS MTS. w. y. MOOlS, VIII AC-
turn to Nashville this evening.
Mr. John Sloan left Monday for Flor
ida to attend the Convention of the
Wholesale Grocers Association.
Miss MOI Woodland spent from Satur-
day until Tuesday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs E. N. Woolard at Santa
Fe.
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Local Interest in the
California Disaster

The great disaster which has be-
fallen San Francisco has been the
source of much local interest and some
uneasiness. Several of the young la
dies at the Institute have relatives in
the stricken city. Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Fowler, formerly prominent citizens
of Columbia, live near the city. Claud
Hendley, son of Mr.. H. L. Hend-
ley, is located there, and other visitors
who came to the Herald Office to read
the bulletins and get the latest news,
told of relatives and acquaintance in
and near the city.
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the most successful seeker was award
ed to Miss Agnes Gibson, and the
BOBBY prize fell to the lot of little Miss
Mamie Gibson
The egg hunt given Monday after
noon on the lawn of the Presbyterian
Manse was most successful and en-
joyable affair. Master Thomas Nc
Adams was most successful in finding
the colored eggs, which had been
skillfully hidden in the grass and
among the shrubbery. Dainty cakes
and lemonade were served the guests.
Mrs. Bruce Satterfield entertained
the Ladies Aid Society of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Tuesday afternoon with a social A
delightful luncheon of two courses was
served, and the meeting was a most
enjoyable one.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Lillian Lee Hughes,
of Glendale, to Mr.. Harry Kinzer, for
merly of Sawdust Valley. but now liv-
ing in Oklahoma, which will be sol
emnized on Wednesday the 25th of
this month.
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D PERSONALS. o
. 100000 0 o o 0 Q Q o =

H. Boyd Scott is in Nashville on
business
Mrs. A. N. Akin spent Saturday in
Nashville.
Mrs. T. n Jones is visiting relatives
In Nashville.
Dave Bogatzky was out Saturday
from Nashville.
Mrs. A. ]. Nichols has returned from
visit to Pulaski.
Mrs. Conner J. Akin is visiting rel
atives in Nashville.
Miss Ozzie Fry has returned from a
visit to Lewisburg.
Mr.. Sam Bolton, of Franklin, spent
Monday in the city.
Mrs. Sam Holding returned Satur-
day from Nashville.
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The Oritorical Contest to be given
by Prof. Daniels class of the G. M. A.
will be held at the Academy on Mon
day evening, at eight o'clock, and the
public is most cordially invited. There
will be twelve contestants
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| by Rev. Derryberry, was witnessed by
only a few intimate friends and rel
atives. Both brides were lastly and
becomingly gowned in soft, gray silk
dresses. Mr.. and Mrs. Derryberry will
make their future home with Mr..
Felix Derryberry at Riverside, and Mr..
and Mrs. Speed will reside on South
Main street.
Miss Mary Pillow was the charming
hostess of the meeting of the do
Drop In" Club which was held at the
handsome Pillow home on West Sew
enth street Friday evening. Palms
and ferns and numbers Of fragrant
spring flowers were tastily used in
the decorations. A guessing telegraph
contest was the feature of the even
ing, in which Miss Mamie Wharton
proved most successful carrying off
the prize, pretty set of gold collar
supporters, and Mr. Preston Oliver
captured the gentleman's prize, a
tempting box of bonbons. A dainty
buffet luncheon was served at the con
clusion of the evening, and about
thirty-five or forty members of the
Club enjoyed Miss Pillows hospital
ity.
While the audience which greeted
Miss Ida Bentley at the First Cumber-
land church Saturday night was not
as large as had been hoped for, a
more attentive or deeply interested
audience never listened to a public en-
tertainer in Columbia. Miss Benfey's
reading and character sketches are
inimitabe. She carried her hearers
with her and made them feel that
they were present and really saw the
scenes she depicted
Quite an appreciative audience en-
joyed the performance Of the lost
Boy" given Monday evening at the In
stitute by the tiniest of Coulmbia's
dramatic talent. The drama was
written by little Miss Caroline Thomp-
son, whose talent, considering her
nine years, is remarkable, and the
star parts were very gracefully sus-
tanned by Misses Thompson and Helen
Sparrow.
Little Virginia Cochran entertained
about fifty of her friends most de-
lightfully on Saturday last at her home
in Glendale with an Easter Egg hunt.
Over two hundred bright, colored
eggs were hidden on the lawn, and
several very merry hours were spent
in the hunt for them. The prize for
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sMITH-M'MILLlN.

A very pretty home wedding which
took place Wednesday afternoon at
half past four o'clock, was that of Miss
Carrie Smith, of Glendale, and Mr..
Alonzo McMillin, of Decatur, Ala. The
ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. ] It. Price, was witnessed by
only few intimate friends and rela-
tives. Miss Hulda Smith, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor and Mr..
Watkins, of Decatur, was best man.
Miss Burbon Cannon was first brides
maid and Mr. Robert Denton grooms-
man. The bride, who is exceeding
ly pretty and attractive, was very be-
comingly gowned in handsome trav-
cling suit. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr., and Mrs. McMillin left
for North Carolina to visit relatives of
the groom.
A very pretty double wedding was
that of Miss Mamie Fox to Mr.. Gideon |
B. Derryberry and Miss Fannie Fox
to Mr.. Hugh Speed, which was sol |
9mnized on Wednesday afternoon, at |
half past three o'clock, at the home
If the parents of the brides, Mr. and
Mrs. M. P. Fox, in South Columbia.
The ceremony, which was performed
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TREES AND PL ANTS.

Fruit trees of all kinds, strawberry
and raspberry plans, asparagus roots
ETC. r. A. WILKES,
7-tf Culleoka, Tenn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
ESSEX.

Mrs. A. Y. FarnSworth who was
thought TO he recovering from two
weeks Illness, is not gaining as fast a.
her many friends desire. w. n. Larock
returned to Enfield, n. H., Friday after
u short vst.--E. A. Bliss of Gndcrnill
ness visitors in town last week. Mrs
Nellie Bugbec, who visited relatives here
the past week, went Saturday to Nor
risville, whore she is the guest Of the
Misses bec.--George and Ezra Gates
two of our promising young men, are
making arrangements for an EXTENDED
Western trip with a view or remaining
permanently. Their objective point viii
be the DakotaS.--With "A few exceptions
the schools in town will close this week.
Miss Alice, daughter of Edmund La
following an attack OF mcasleS.-Gcorge
Garrow has leased the Frank Ayrcs farm
ON Brown river and takes possession
March LEON BuskcY has bought of
J.. NJ. Page his place in the east part oi
the town and Will move there in tho
Sprinr.-At the annual meeting Of tho
stockholders oC the Cooperative creamery
held January 30 all the officers were re-
elected.-GuY Ransom and Fay Mckenzie
arc recovering from an attack OF measles
after being confined to the house for two
weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
WEST BOLTON.

school closed last Friday with ap-
propriatc eXcrcisea.-Mrs. T.. r. Davis
and Mrs. Mary Gates visited relatives
in stowe last week.--Phiemon Guycttc
while working in tho woods for the Coo
Brass company, damned his ankle.
breaking one bone in his leg. Or Iiurl-
burd is in attendance.- Elmer Hall goes
TO the Mary Fletcher hospital next
Thursday for an operation.--ATrs. q. j.
HoSford and son Carroll were IN in Bur
inEton last Week-Thc Dime society
met with Mrs. T.. G. Locke last We'd
ncsdaY.-'rhc sclectmen and auditors
meet this week to settle the affairs of
the town.
The ice on Lake Champaign at Port
Franklin is safe for driving Hattie
Stafford had the misfortune to break
through the ice at Crown Point last
week Several from town attended the
entertainment at Shoreham Wednesday
cvening.-l'red Spauding was in this
part of the town recently.-Eric luests
expects to go to Cohoes in short time.
The drama which was given Thursday
and Friday at the vestry netted the
Grange about so.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
ESTATE; or LOUISA W. BOWIE OF
uiNESBIRGU.

STATE or VERMONT, District Of Chit
tcnden, SO,
The Honorable the Probate Court for
the District of Chittenden.
TO all persons in tercstcd in the cs-
tate of Louise w. BoWc, Late of Hines
burEn, in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas, said Court has assigned the
Esd day Of February next for the settle
lnent Of the account of the executors
of the last will and testament
Of Louisa w. Bowc, late of Hines
lurgh, deceased, ana for a de-
cree Of the residue Of said estate to
the lawful claimants OF the same, and
ordered that public notice thereof be
given to All persons Interested in said
estate by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned, in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press n newspaper published in
said district,
Therefore you are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the Probate Court Rooms in Bur
ington, Vermont, on the day assigned
then and there to contest tho allowance
Of said account If you soc cause, and
TO establish your right as neirs, lega :
tees and lawful claimants OF said
residue.
Given under my hand, this LIST day
of February, 1906.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM.
32,w3t Judge.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Rice went Saturday morning I.
ST. Adams TO visit her sister Mrs. Dr
rage, returning Monday morning I'll.
auction OF the bankrupt property Of E
y. Howe was held Saturdav-Mr. aud
Mrs. Charles jackson were in town Sat.
urday.-Jamcs Stafford has moved outd
the farm vacated by T.. +. pcrcivaL-
Mrs. A. Dennis who has been stopninc, ~
Mr. Yandows on her farm for the pas,
week, spent few days with Mr.,
lIcbcrt and returned home Moudav-N
y. Small aud family are spending n few
weeks in huntington with his father
Mrs. Eva Tompson OF Burlington 1,
visiting in town.
The little daughter aged five years, o
Elmer Irish who died Saturday with blacy
diphtheria WAS buried Sunday.-Mr.
Fullcr's brother Mr.. Chase, is visiting
her.-Winnic McLanc is on the sick list
+. McGinnis has bought the Dane farm
on Lee rivor.-'rho gentlemen OF the vii
lage will have an entertainment at the
hail Friday evening, after which an
oyster supper will be served. The Geu.
tcmen are expected to do the cooking
and serve the supper
man known by tho uanc Of Peter
Paul was found dead in bod at tho
home Of Andrew Eussin, where he had
been living at Riverside, Wcdnedsav
mornnE.--Allic BvInetou ana Miss
Lucy y. Church. daughter Of Asa
church, were married at tho home "
the bride Tucsday February 6. The
bride was gowucd IN a white chiffon
the travelling suit gray with chonil.
and chiffon hat Of gray. They left or
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Burt w. Ecll. who nearly A year az,
bought Of Miss Angie Truax the Trua.
homestead on Park street, is moving his
household goods from Williston and with
his family will come here to reside
soon.
Tho adjourned annual meeting OF tn,
ESSEX Cooperative Savings and Loar
association was held in the library room
Monday evening. Officers for tho ensuing
year were elected as follows: President,
:. A. Brownell: vice president, William
Fletcher, secretary. James \. Donahue;
treasurer Z. w. Sihiey; directors. Viii.
lam Fletcher, William F.. Johnson, DR.
G. NJ. Fcrrin. J. A. Donahue, Curtis S
Fletcher r.. NJ Whitcomb, II. NJ. john
son and A. r. Nandow. a dividend of 1
per cent was declared.
MI and Mrs W. +. Kennedy and it'll,
daughter have gone to Burlington. wher(
Mr.. Kennedy has a position with III
railroad company and where they viii lie
side.
George Lafey or Burlington. formcrl,
Of This place. is ia move to WilIistoi
March l. where he has taken farm
on shares.
Miss Pearl Toarhout, who has bee.
cashier in tho Boston store i'm Burlina
ton for the past two years, has resisne
aud on Monday viii begin her duties q.
clerk in the city water office at tia
place.
Mrs. I, Il. Forbes has rented her f1rr
i'm Wllistou To her scn-in-law, Wlliar
Gray. Mr.. ard Mrs. Gray will NOV
there next Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08

and mother attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Hannah Krans Smith at Georgia last
Monday. Mrs. Sarah Mills has returned
from st. Adams accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Bassford. Bert
Hubert passed Sunday at T. Il. Smiths.
Roy Howard has shed his measles and
is able to sit up somc.--Nss Emma Boy
den is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Carr
oliver Howard Of Snake hill drove out
Sunday to see his son. Roy. When oppo-
site Thomas Shoan's the crossbar TO tho
wagon broke, letting the thills on the
horse which frightened him and he ran
dragging Mr.. Howard over the dashboard
straining his back ana shoulder.
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FERRISBURGH.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Goss Of Zodiac,
Alaska, We're the guests last week of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Birkett.-Mr. and
Mrs. e. G. Field spent last Saturday in
Bristol--o. n. sherman and wife are ut
her brothers, John Spaulding. in Pan.
ton Mrs Orville Field was the guest Of
hurics Holiness family in Burlington
over SundaY.-Mis Mary Orvis is spend
ing her vacation. with her sister. Mrs.
y. w. Collins.--Miss Florence stevens
lci on Saturday for her home in Willis
boro. y. N.--'rhe Ladics'S Monthly Mis-
sionarN society meeting aud tea with
social hour was held on Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. T.. V. Rcynolds.--1he
closing exercises of the center school
taught ny Miss Cora Bard were hcla
Friday last when the pupils showed
ma~hed proficiency in song and recita
tion, rejecting no little credit upon their
Instructor. The large number of visitors
present no doubt inspired them to do
their best. The following We're present
every day during the year, Helen Briggs,
Hazel REYNOLDS. Cecil Reynolds and
james Powers Had it not been for i'll
ness the following would have been in
the above list: Rose Dubulic Bessie
Turkey and Clarence Beach. Tho follow
iug woro present every day OF the win
ter term Sybil Graves, Edward DanNcw
ana Earl laroso. Had it not been for
illness Dorothy Dubuko, Ruth Larose
and Frank Larose would have been in
cludrd i'm tho last named list.
Mrs Anna s. Allen closed the winter
term of school in the Booth and chap
man district February .. Despite tho OK
tromo cold, parents and friends gather
ID and listened to the pupils who were
all present and well prepared to enter
tain them with singing, recitations, i'm
presentations. dialogues, photograph
music and review in the geography and
history of Vermont. An exhibit of their
work in all the required branches taught
by Mrs. Allen during the past four
years WIS II source of interest and de-
light. An were generously remembered
in prizes and presents by the teacher.
Remarks were made concerning the good
work. good will. and perfect harmony
that had prevailed during the whole four
years i'm this large school \ unanimous
request aud vote was taken for Mrs.
Allen to return, after which n substan-
tiul check, the frco-wll offering Of the
people in The district. was presented as
an addition to her salary.
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SHELBURNE.

The fourth quarterly conference OF the
Methodist Church was held saturday
afternoon, the presiding elder being
present. The following stewards were
elected for the year: J. Is. Bartlett, j.
V. s Mack, II. II. Reed, William Nc
Neil. +. u. Macomhor, +. w. Bssonott
t.. II. Palmer, +. r. Stoddard, y. c.
Smith, Edward Russell, Il. W. Tracy. md
II. W. Tracy and Mrs. w, II, II. Narney
of Charlotte. II. w. Tracy WAS elected
district steward and F. r. Stoddard re-
cording steward. The following were ap-
pointed as church social committee;
Mrs J. {. Tracy. Mrs. Ruth Roberts j.
G. Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Irish. Mr..
and Mrs A. Cory. Presiding Elder
Dow preached both morning and evening
in the Methodist Church.
Mrs. Girden Smith, who has been very
i'll with bronchitis and tonsilitis, is on the
road to recovery.
Miss Pearl smith who has been teach
ing in Westford, has returned TO her
home here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
WESTFORD.

Mrs. George l.. Grow entertained the
members of her Sunday school class at
her home Friday evenins-Mlss HOP
kns of Franklin is visiting her sister,
Mrs. e.. +. Noyes.-The Ladies Social
circle met with Mrs. +. L. Macoln-
her Wednesday afternoon. Irving Bcach
is improving in health and it is expected
that he will return from st. Adams soon.
The store of Z. r.. Noyes & Co., took
fire Saturday morning from an over
heated stove pipe which passed through
the partition. Later fire was dlScoV-
cred between the floors but both fires
were put out with slight damage to the
huildinE.-Thc Fortnightly club meets
with Mrs. Noyos Thursday afternoon.
Miss Stuart will read a paper on Scottish
literature TO the time of Burns and Mrs,
Moves one on Scottish ballads and min
strclsv There will also be readings of
Scotch poetry by Mrs. James II. Grow
and others-The band will give the play
oak Farm" on Thursday and Friday
evenings in the town hall. ON Friday
evening music will be furnished for dane
ing after the close of the plaN.-Charlcs
+. Macomhcr and Hoyt Hyde attended
a Masonic meeting in SwantOn Friday.