Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12

In literature and art, Mrs. Annette w.
Pnrmelee; g. T. l.. Mrs. Retta Pratt; lit
erature, Mrs. Irene Gates; music, cello
solo, Mrs. Belle Fleury; Sunday school.
Mrs. Cora Croft Y branch. Miss Sadie Ell
rick; l.. Y. L., Miss Elsie Pease; evansel-
istic. Mrs. Marion Wright: press, Mrs.
Adele Babcock; appointment of commit
tees; memorial service and noontide pray
err, Mrs. Ida II. Reed Afternoon, 300, de-
votional service, Miss Ellen Wagner; 2:15,
minutes, report of executive meeting; 2:3O,
department papers: legislative, Mrs. Belle
Fleury; lumbermen. Mrs. A. L, Dix: anti
narcotics. Mrs. Marion Chamberlin; pre-
sentation of banner, Mrs. Marion Cham
berlin; music by the tiny tots; medical
Temperance Mrs. Emily Welch: soldiers
and sailors. Mrs. Sarah Tobin; 3:0c recep-
ton of babies, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Bailey;
3:l5, State work. Mrs. Reed; 345 greetings
from local and visiting pastors: report of
resolution committees; presentation Of
membership pledge; business meeeting;
adjournment. Wednesday evening, song
service. Mrs. Annette Parmelec; invoca-
ton sentence, choir; scripture reading,
Mrs. Nellie Gilbert prayer, the Rev. A. +.
Mr.. Beck. representing the White lee
ture bureau of Boston has been In town
and completed arrangements with the
Ladies' Village Improvement society for
| a series of attractioOs for tho coming
season--Mrs Henry Marsh and daugh-
tor. Dmma. and Mrs. T. Gilbnr and
daughter. Ruth. passed Sunday with
! friends in Montgomery.-A. Garrow has
the contract to do the brick work on
the new power house for the DR.. B. j.
! Kendall company. A. NJ. Burt and j.
VI. Tatro are to do the carpenter work.
Mr.. Young, representing the sub-contrac-
| tors has oversight of the work which
began Wednesday.--Miss Bell c. Stone
returned Tuesday evening from week S
outing passed on Mount Mansfield and
with friends in Stowe and Waterbury,
II. w. Towe has returned to New York
State after week passed with his fam
| lily here.--Mrs. A. II. Kendall has return
cd from n ten days visit to friends in
Newport Mrs T.. NJ. I.aroza is passing
a few days with friends In East Berk-
shire.--The condition of Miss Sadie Mitch
ell, who was taken i'll while visiting
| her brother In Sweetshurg. remains about
the same.--The annual picnic of the Free
Baptist Church occurred Wednesday In
the woods on tho farm Of y. =. Fassett.-
T. McFeeters was IN Burlington Wednes-
day.
DAVIS; male Qu1rtotte, address, MIS- IL, -,
Bailey, New York city, national lee
Iturer; Offering; offertory sentence, choir,
hymn. benediction.-Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ.
ASrltine passed Sunday in West Derby at
the home of Mr. Aseltne's father.-Mrs.
H. Moffatt was IN Mansonvilc, Que. over
Sunday.--The Rev. ]. r. McGarrv Is In at
tendance upon the retreat for clcrEYmon
being conducted in ST. Mary's Cathedral
In Burlington. lie will also visit his ia
lther in Proctor before his return.-Mrs.
Clayton Elwood IS visiting her father,
IJudson Smith in Swanton.-Joshua Booth
OF Waterloo Que, was In town last Fri
day. L. Betters, who has been travel
Ing in Pennsylvania for the past year is
passing a vacation in town.-W. +. Burt
Iof burlington was in town Monday.-Mrs.
James NJ. Foss. Mrs. f. u. Fuller and
Mrs. Woodland Of St. Adams were In town
Monday on their return from few days
passed at Maple Grange.-Clark Brown of
burlington Is visiting his father, c. r.
Brown.-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Mills Saturday.-Miss Elizabeth
| Adams Of Boston Is visiting Mrs. Minnie
Burt-Nalmer Gentin of Montreal is pass
ing few days in the family OF l.. j.
IArchambault.