Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
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The Rev. Frank Fletcher preached
his last sermon for the conference
year at the Methodist Church sun
day. This week he will attend tho
conference at Saratoga-Harry Forest
has returned to Middlohury.--Mrs
Fannie Hammer, who has been caring
for her aunt, Mrs W. n. Cove In Lin
coin, is visiting in Fcrrisburgh.-Thc
monthly business meeting and social
of the christian Erdeavor of the Ban
tist Church was held at Miss Evelyn
Dumas's Friday cveninG.-Nrs. Ella
\. Dana Is back from several weeks
in Rutland,-Mrs. \. /. cain of Bur
linEton was in town Friday and Sat =
urdaY.-A telegram from Denver, Colo.
told of the death of Mrs Alice Glad
ding Stinson. She was a daughter of
Horace Gladding of this town. and the
wife OF Loren Stinson. formerly of
Burlington. The body will be brought
East either here or to Burlington
A son was born in Malone, n. Y, April
to Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth G. Law
renee. Mr.. Lawrence is graduate Of
the Bristol high school.-Mrs. Lucy
Smith of Mddleburt has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. q. p. Colby. the
past week.-Maple sugar is retailing
for 10 cents a pound.
Miss Ethel Tucker will teach tho
spring term of school on Case street in
MidIlebury.-I. o. Chaplin is back from
Boston and New York-The Rev. and
Mrs. c. " Thomas have packed their
household goods and are stopping with
Mrs Amelia Nash. Mr., Thomas preach
ed Sunday and will finish his labors here
An will
Colo, In few weeks, where their son is.
Arthur Lafayette returned to Boston
Saturday.--A daughter was born TO DR.
and Mrs. c. NJ. Snedon In Iittlcton. n
H., April 5.-Miss Edith Brown visited
DR.. and Mrs II. L. Averill in Middle
bury over Sunday.--The Rev. G. r. VIII
son and Leon Dean went to Alabama
several weeks ago for the benefit of the
lattor's health. They are former resi-
dents Of this town. but have resided in
Hartford, Conn, the past year.-Miss
Carrie Paterson writes from Pasadena.
cal, that she is in good health and has
enjoyed the past winter very much. She
has received visits from several former
residents Of Bristol and attended the
meeting Of the Vermont association at
Pasadena-.Mr, and Mrs, A. II. Stevens
A. c. sumner over Sunday.-Nrs. Tag
CART. mother of Mrs. Sarah Dumas is
quite i'll at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Caroline Ray is at home from n
visit with relatives in New Haven.-Tho
w. G, r. L, will meet with Mrs. Fletch-
ed this aftcrnoon.-Miss Stella Hammer
returned to New York Monday after
passing her vacation with her mother
y, II. Duba has been visiting in Cam
bridge the past week.-Applications for
fifth class licenses have been made bv
W. w. Wilson and DIR, f. A. Tobin to
sell liquors at the South side drug store
and the Bristol Drug Co.. a hearing viii
be held April 27.-Noxt Sunday will be
"Home Circle Day" at the Congroga-
tonal Church,--Mr, ana Mrs. Frank El-
lott of Lincoln have entered the employ
of Noah Iathrop.-About six inches OF
snow fell here Monday--A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Trudo last
week.
There has been a good run of SAP
lately and there Is n prospect of an
Fired Streeter of Manchester was in
town Monday. Mr.. Streeter graduates
this year from Burr and Burton SEM
mary. His home Is in lIinesburgh-
John Burt has entered the employ of
A. B. Kilburn.-W. D. Battles was out
for the first time Tuesday, after a
weeks 'llness-Attorney ]. b. Dono-