Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-10
L. LN BCRIINGION. VT" THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1903

! very W,N has all OF her faculties and
| received many calls and numerous
bouquets ana presents ON her anniversary.
| George Ellis has returned from irwin
| Falls, Idaho, Wherc he has been vIsi,inp
| his son. George Ells.--1he annual mret-
| ing of the f.. y. i. t.. Of the Memorial
| Baptist Church was held in the lecture
room of the church Monday even,u, and
| the following officers were elected: presi-
| dent, Nliss GeorEie Gardner; vice-prcsI-
| dent. William Turner: recording secre-
| tary, Miss Jennie Mcclellan; corresponding
| secretary. Raymond Benedict; treasiuer
| Clifford Bacon.-O. J.. Moore left Tues
| day for the South, where he will spcnd
| the winter,-ltubcrt Manncy has been
subrocnaed to appear in the United
states district court for the southern
district vf California at Los Angeles ON
january to testify before the grand jury
in case growing out OF pension claim
and involving former Middlehury resi-
dents.-Charlos H. Severance has his new
house ON Depot street practically COM
pletod.
Tho Annual meeting OF William T.
Russcl Post. No. 49, G. A. r.. was held
Wednesday afternoon ana the following
officers elected: Commander. f.. Cooley:
s. V. G, =. I. williamson; j. V. c..
George Hodges ,. NJ G. T.. Youtt: sur
geon, T. G. Potter; chaplain. =. L. Hal
pin; O. H.. W j. lose; O. c.. Martin
Barrows; J.. l., J. B. Hayes; s. NJ.
Henry G.. Eah, .. NJ s. John Murphy.
delc2ttca. j.. T. Williamson. Patrick
Halpiu. aternptcs, Martin lsarrows, NJ.
~. LanHWouJv W. l.. Cadv.--The an
nGal meeting of Addison Court. No. 1iI2
g .. F., WAS held Tuesday evening ana
tie foil, wing officers elected: Chief ran
ger cyril RruuclIc; V. C., George Sham
bo; past e. j., William Mccoy: r.. c..
+. j. Shambo; financial secretary.
George Ki1der; treasurer y. j. Bon
drcHu; delegate to State convention. Cy-
HI Bmncle; alternate, Alex Aunchman
III" appolutiNc officers VIII he announced
later. Al tire close of the meeting.
George Bullock presented Chief Ranger
cyril Hrunelle. with a purse which haG |
been raised Ivy the society for his serv- |
ices during the past year-The wafer in |
til" flv"r has risen over a foot since the |
rain Of Monday and the manufacturing |
plants are again able 10 work fiil time |
the marble mills resuminE operations |
Wednesday @fter a shut down since Sat |
urdaN.-Miss Emma Wyman has re-
II!TIfl 10 RutlHnd after q week visit !
here and at East NId6,nbury -Ctte"
creek is frozen over for - considerable |
distance above the iron railroad bridge, !
for tho first time this season. In some |
places tie ice IS from tvo 20 four inches !
til 'N. A. u. Williamson is able to he
out again after a hrcf hut severe illness
Cold Spring Lodge of Good Templars |
Of East MiddeburY celebrated the 4Gth
OF its organization Tuesday
evening with an oyster supper.-Mr. and |
Mrs. Alfred T.. Iigloy have ret !rned TO
CAStlctun after Il few DAYS visit at Miss
Emma Higcy'S.-AIrs. Anson II. Sumner !
has gone to Rutland and will make her
home there for the Vintcr.-Iarie Mills
and Miss Kate Mctirath. both of West
Rutland were married at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. W. II. Wash
ourne Tuesday aveninE.--Cook e. Har-
ISIS Moving Picture company will ex-
lih.r at ;he opera house SATURDAY even
ne urdor tho ausp' es OF Lake Djnnore
-odge, /. @. O. =.