Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
The winocski Valley, Villages or North
From the Islam d in the Lake to tho
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the Shores Of white
River Covered BY spe-
cial Corrcspor dents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
vERGENNEs.

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Al the icint special installation OF Wnona
ReOekah Lodge, No 10 and Champ,ain
! Lodge, No. 5S, !. q. O. r, Mrs Minnie
| Squires, ID. y. P, of Richmond installed
these officers OF the former lodge: n. {; g..
| Miss Ida Mouton; 8. V, Mrs Marion
Barton: secretary, Mrs. Hattie Pratt;
easurer, E l.. ingalls,; chaplain, Mrs.
Evelyn Ingalls,; r. S. of y. g.. Mrs.
| Hattie Pratt; r. S. OF s. V. Miss Eliza
Davey; warden. +. p. Pratt: conductor,
II. =. SLACK; I. c., F. NJ .,Moulton; O. c.,
! W. II Adams. The officers OF Charnplain
1,odrr were installed by D. p. G. NJ.
| Edwards Of burlington as follows: y. O..
F.. r. Pratt; V. c.. John Pecue: financial
secretary, w. II. Adams: recording score
| tary: Walter Dalrvmple: treasurer
Charles Haven; chaplain, Fred Adams;
r. s. Of y. O., u. L. Ingalls,: L. 3. Of
/ y. c.. ". r.. Slack; warden. w. ]. Miner;
conductor. W. c. Footo; K. s. Of V. G..
John Tier: l.. S. Of V. c.. Roy Yattau;
II. s. s.. George Blakely; L. S. s.. Will
| Ia m BarIows L. G., w. A. Baker: Q. G..
Henry Hallock
| Miss Susan Smith recently found n
| pansy In blossom in her out of door
| flower garden.
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evarts have
gone to Florida for the winter.
Mrs. Phoebe Goodalc is seriously i'll
| with pneumonia.
Frank O. Colette ot Hnesburgh will
carry on the George Adams farm in
FerrisburRh and will take possession
March |.
joseph Collette has moved his family
to the fnrm he purchased near Hyde
Park where he will join them about
March /,
Mrs Phoebe A. Gooiale died Tuesday
morning after about one weeks Illness
from pneumonia in the 93rd year of her
age Mrs. Goodale was the widow ~
Jared Goodale Of Addison. She leaves
one son. Belden s Goodale with whom
she had resided She was a member of
| tho Methodist Church. The funeral Will
be held at the home Of hcr son this
morning a eleven O'Clock.
Tho body Of Edwin A, Carpen'"r who
died suddenly January . at Vancouver, r..
g., of dilation of the heart caused by
arsenical poisoning arrived at this sta-
tion Tuesday morning and was taken -
the undertaking rooms of w. f.. Gorham.
In the afternoon the body was taken to
the home of Ernest ]. Carpenter OF Adii-
son, brother of the deceased where thn
funeral Will hc held this afternoon
at one o'clock. Edwin A. Carpenter was
born in Addison in 1877 and leaves a
mother Mrs, p. NJ. Carpenter of Addison.
two brothers. r. ]. Carpenter of Addison
and Truman c. Carpenter Of FL Paso.
Tex. Mr.. Carpenter was an expert taxi
dermist and many fine specimens Of his
work arc found al! through this section.
For n number Of years he had spent a
portion Of the time in tho Southwest and
Mexico and only recently went to British
Columbia
AT the annual meeting OF tho Raptis,
Church held Monday evening the follow
Ing officers were elected: Clerk, Harvey
, Ketcham; collector and treasurer. Mrs
Kate c. Dalrymple; church committee. l..
G. Whitford, w. D. Woodman. Mrs. Kate
c. Dalrymple. II "A. burroughs, Mrs. c.
j. Field. The treasurers report showed
all debts paid.
George F. Kimball proprietor of Hotel
l>enox. was obliged to return Tuerday
10 New York Mr., Kmhall while in New
York negotiating for the rental Of Of
fees in the Dunn building. Of which he
Is manager to the Consolidated Steam
ship company.
ne WHIST party lueSuiN evening at
the opera house by the Vergennes I'm
provement society netted SIG
The ladies' OF tho Baptist Church will
give an entertainment Wednesday even
ing January 30, when the five act lecture
Rosetta" will he given by the Rev. DR..
II. J, SelinRer, Miss Grace Parker. pianist
and Miss Grace Vittum ara Leo Pratt
violinists will give 4 number Of selec-
tlons.
St Peters Court, No GAG, c. o. F.. in
stalled their officers last evening.
The Rt Rev. A. c. A. Hall o, Burllnr-
ton, bishop of Vermont. will hold ser
vices in St. Paul's Church Friday even
ing at 7;3o o'clock. Saturday morning at
7.3o Bishop Hall will celebrate holy COM
munion.
| Cards have been received IN town an
nouncing the approaching marriage OF
| Walter V, Curer, a former well known
res dent now OF Proctor, and Miss Emma
Moore OF Burlington. at the home OF the
brides mother Mrs. ". A. Moore, on
| Tuesday, January -,
Mrs, Lizzie Youtt Is III with fever.
Miss Luna j. Spencer is visiting rela-
tives in Middebury.
Mrs. y. d. Bissonette of Bristol Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. r., NJ Crosby.
c. 70. Bodgett has entered the employ
Of o. G. Dalrymple & Son
The condition OF W. G. Blxby Is sl ght-
| ~ improved.
The Vergennes city band has been ask-
cd TO furnish music for Memorial day
exercises at Brandon.
MDDLEBURy.