Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
,are. Mrs. Sarah jackson Ia sick.

care.-Mrs. Sarah Jackson is sick
Mrs. j. S. Nay ~ seriously Ill, threat
ened with pneumonia. Mrs. F. @. Pease
was In Essex Junction Friday to SEQ
her uncle. Amos Warner, who is ILL.,
Frank Bellows. wife and children OF
Panton, who have been visiting at A. p
Byington's. lave returned home.--Mrs
Harriet Kinney and Mrs. Sarah jackson
are among the sick.--IInrry Had, who
travels for the Kendall Sprain Cure
comuany. has been visiting his sister,
Mrs James Stafford, Jr.-Mr and Mrs.
James Stafford, Jr.. and son, Saville,
accompanied by Harry ITadd, went TO
East Berkshire Saturday to visit
friends.-Rola Blodgett has finished
work for IIarty Ianley.
Schools In town open January 1.--Roger
Emerson, who has been visiting his par
ents, has returned 70 Schenectady, n. Y.
He graduated from Yale last June and
has recently taken position as an cleo
triclan in Schenectady.-N the annual
church meeting of the Second Congre-
gational Church held last wednesday
evening the following officers were elect
ed: Clerk. Mrs. Julia Moulton treasurer
w. /. Byington; trustee, {. IL. PerciVai
deacons, j. G. Morse G.. Il. Percivai, a.
p Byington: chorister, +. a. Perclral; as
sistant chorister. p. II. Brown; orRanist
Mrs. Il. II. Williams; usher. George r.
Ring.-Sunday tho following officers werc
chosen by the congregational sunday
school for the year 1907; superintendent.
+. A. Percival: assistant superintendent.
r. 8. Tomllnson; secretary Mrs. f. y.
Percival; treasurer, G. e. Pcrcival; or
ganist, r. W. Brown; librarian, f. Bailey
| Browne. \. jackson Of burlington was
In town Monday.-Mrs. Cleveland Is
spennng a few days with her sister. Mrs.
George t'oster.-Asa Church expects to
90 to Panton this week and will spend
the winter there with his daughter. Mrs.
! Frank Bellows Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hoskins OF Massachusetts are in town
visiting Mrs Hosklns's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. +. W. Peasc.-'rhc wedding of Miss
Maudc Hurlbut and Charles r. Bicknell
| took place Tuesday
Judge and Mrs c. s. palmer of Bur-
lington were In town Sunday.-George
Folsom fell Monday cutting a cash In
his head. Dr.. Hopkins was called and
dressed the wound taking four stitches
to close little thaw has stopped the
cutting of ice for the present, but
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G. Nay was IN town Tuesday.-Mrs
Blood Of ESSEX is visiting at c. Pack
ard's-The marriage Of C. Bickhell and
Miss Maud Hurlburt took place at
their home in Jericho Center New
Years night.
Tuesday evening January l at eight
o'clock. Mnudo. eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. G.. Hurlburt, was united in
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ceremony was performed In the house
which the groom has recently purchased
by the Rev j. W. Coffin, pastor Of tho
First CONGREGATIONAL Church, In the pres
cnce of the immediate families. The
bride is a graduate Of tho Johnson Nor
nal school i'm the class Of 1892, and also
a graduate OF the city Training school
Of Paterson. y ]. She has taught sue
cossfully for several years in this town
land IN St. Iohnsbury. The groom has
been engaged to carry on the farm of d.
n Rtcknell. Miss Trnu!a Willard is
spending several days with her aunt. Mrs
II. W. Packard. The Ladies Help 500
ciety will meet Thursday with Mrs.
George Fostcr-The Woman's Foreign
Missionary society viii meet with Mrs.
Atwood Friday afternoon at > o'clock
Mrs. c. c. Buxton returned from Col
chester Tueslav whore she had been
TO see her sls-,r, Mrs. s. L. curtis. who
Is in poor he th-Mrs Caroline kennis-
ton has moved into The house lately oc-
cupied by Sell 3and-Mrs Cleveland has
returned to Burlington taking her young
son who for Sc cral weeks has been
cared for by Mrs George Foster.-Mrs
F. -. Howe and daughter, Miss Lillian