Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
vEEGENNEs.

Inc funeral service was neld Mt 81.
Paul's Church Monday afternoon at two
o'clock Miss Genevieve Maldoon return
ed Friday evening from a visit to her
brother. Richard Maldoon of New York
citY.--Friday party Of civil engineers in
the employ of the Rutland railroad made
n survey near the depot for the purpose.
it is reported of putting in an underpass
at tho main railroad crossng.-T wife
and three children of Koriltii Mainrucu-
zuk arrived in town Friday from Russia,
after a Is days voyage on the steamer
Badona from Hamburg.-NIrs Ruth Goss
of Troy. y. Y, is the guest of Mrs L. L.
Fish.-The Home Missionary society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Belle
Young.
Monday morning as Henry Jones'
widely known farmer of Ferris
burgh, was on his way to Lewis KEEL
logg's of that town to shear sheep,
he was taken with heart failure when
near the residence Of Nelson Sears
He fell out Of the wagon and died in
stantly. Mr.. Jones. who was So years
old. leaves n wife and son. Charlcs,
and two sisters. Mrs. A. j. Ferris of
Boston and Mrs. w r. Roberts of
yakima. Wash. The funeral was
held at the house Wednesday at 1000
a m.
Saturday and Monday farmers re-
ccived from "A to &c cents per pound
for butter and 16 cents ped dozen
for eggs Mrs. Irving Marten of
Wiliamsport, Pa, is visiting
mother, Mrs. A. p. Necdham-
Mrs. \. B. Nandusen's gasoline launch
was put into the water by William
Baker SaturdaY.-E. n. Ramsay, who
has been employed in Massachusetts
for several months, returned home Sat
urday.-Miss Flora Burge started Sat
urday for Fort Wayne. Detroit, Mich,
on n visit to her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Booths. r. Burroughs of Burlington
passed sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Solon Burroughs of Walt
ham.-Miss Julia Woodman opened her
school in the Walter Clark district
Ferrisburgi Monday.
The Congregational society served
supper in the vcstry Of the church last
evening at six o'clock.-iIiss Ellen q.
Casey went to Burlington Tuesday to
her brother Frank Cascy.-Mrs T.. y.
Lee is ill.-'The Rev. j. G. Fisher has been
l'lui Iit'u lot t4tNAltI Nfdl pdSNbldit VI
the Methodist Episcopal Church.-Thc
Rev. Earl r. French pastor last year Of
the Methodist churches of Panton and
West Addison. is packing his household
goods preparatory TO moving to his new
charge at Shushan and West Arlington
Amos +. Necdham shipped one carload of
calves to New York Monday and has
gone to Boston with a carload of cows
Wy. l..
was called to Boston Monday to care for
her daughter Mrs s l.. Wyeth, who IS
III with scarlet fever.-R. NJ. DEMO has
resigned his position with the Champlain
Telephone company.-W. II. Norton. who
some time ago purchased the American
Hotel property from Mrs. c. II. Colson of
Burlington, has made extensive repairs
upon the interior of the house and open
ed it yesterday.-Carter Devoid left Yes
terday for jamestown. n. Y. for a weeks
viSit.--F. II. Barnard has opened n
restaurant in the rooms in the Ryan b,ocl;
lately occupied by Joshua Adrich.-Tho
Auxiliary Of St. Paul's Church cnet with
Mrs G. Z. Parker Tuesday afternoon,
b. S. Goodalc has returned to Waltham
after a two weeks visit in West Addison.
The last meeting Of the season Of th.
AS You Like 1t club was held Tuesday y
evening at the residence of ]. II. Donnclly.
Mrs. Donnelly was assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs. c. s. Haven. Miss Ada Cros-
by, and Miss Grace E Kngsland. The
programme as follows: Paper,
Americas Dramatic Instinct" Miss Jcn-
ME Bristol; violin solo. Miss Grace VT
tum and Mrs. S. r. Carsley; reading, six
Efulgent Stars" Miss Grace r. Kings
land; violin solo, Miss Nittum and Mrs.
Carsley; fifth act OF twelfth Night" n,'
the club Dainty refreshments We're
served.-Tuesday morning Daniel Hare
received a telephone message that his son,
Bert. OF Springfield. Mass, had been killed
by the cars. and left on the noon train for
that city.-Mr. and Mrs. John pavev. who
has been spending the winter In Jackson,
Mich, with their son, Robert returned
home Wednesday evening Warren
Barnes has returned to Troy, ~ Y. after
a few days visit to her father. Judge ].
w. Barnes.--Dr. G. r. r. Willard, loca,
health officer. recently sent a sample VI
milk from the dairy of Louis Renaud. a
milk peddlar. to the State laboratory to
be examined and received notice from Dr.
Henry d. Holton. secretary OF the State
board Of health that the milk met the re-
quirements of the laws OF 19N.-The Rev.
n. Thomas Hafer. who has closed a sue
cessful ten days revival service at the
Baptist Church, Mnddlebury, will leaves
to-day for Pownal whore he will conduct
special revival services at the Baptist
Church-At the annual meeting Of Jeru-
salem Chapter. No, ., Royal Arch Masons,
the following officers were elected: ]. A.
Harrington. NJ. f. II. P; n. G. Delano,
X: c. T. S. Pierce. scribe; w. ]. Strong,
treasurer: G. T. O. Kimball, secretary;
w. II. Jackman, c. H; DR.. S. r. Carsley,
=. g.; r. Il. Pratt, r. A. c.; G. f. Kim
ball, NJ. OF 3rd ": r. A. Norton, NJ Of 2nd
v; f. A. Adams, NJ. Of ist V; J. J. Bar
nard, sentinel-Mrs Ruth Goss who has
been the guest of Mrs. F. l.. Fish. re-
turned yesterday to Troy, y. Y.-Miss
Clara Jacobs has been making n few days
visit 10 her sister. Mrs. William Cameron
of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs George Ever
est and son. Russell, of White Creek, n.
Y, former residents of this city, were IN
town yesterday on their way to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Everests mother, Mrs.
is, W. Elmer of Addison.
MIDDLEBURY.
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