Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-26
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A party Of % persons will leave here
this evening for Newport and a
weeks trip to Washington, u. c. The
party will consist of the six members of
the senior class at the high school:
Marion Taylor, Kathrccn Barnum, Ethel
Beatty. Leon Sulham, Mckenzie Rounds,
William Smith, Jr.. chaperoned by
Principal T.. Il. Greene and Mrs. Greene,
Miss Charlotte Hopkins, teacher in the
third grade. Miss Fannie Hamilton,
teacher in the first grade, Miss Nellie
Manuel. Miss Marion Read, Miss Rose
Gregoire, Miss blanche Sloan, Miss Helen
Hall, Mrs. Ella T. Wood. Mrs. Anna
Wilson. the Rev. and Mrs. w. G. SEQ
field, Mrs \. T. Masse, Harlow j. Com
/ ings, Luther Baker and Loren Mitchell.
All are from Richford except Mrs. Masse,
who is from Grand Ligne. Que.-Mrs. II.
T.. Nanton has gone to MILFORD, Me. to
The village of sutton. Que has voted
to accept the proposition of the Sweat
Comings company of this place to fur
nish electricity for lighting. The cur
rent will he delivered at the interna
tlonal boundary line, and from there
will be handled by the sutton officials
J who will also supply Abercorn with
eIccIrlc llEhta' Inv ""tci WHSelS' Stc'H'
engine, boilers and dynamo for tho
new power plant of the Sweat Comings
| company have arrived ana the work
Of installing Is rapidly nearing COM
letion.-Itichford Grange has taken
! favorable action relative to the parcel
post hill ana the OH LOT nation1l
! highway commissions and has sent pc
! tiiions to congressman roster ana
| III.
Senator piIinEham Which Will be pre-
sonted tn congress ne lanaiot clun
Will give n reap N'"r concert ana dahce
| Friday evening April a. ana mas en-
gagged Madam" hr"'k orchestr" VI
| st JohnShurN 10 'urh'Sh MUSICIANS
| Antoinrttc pupu' mas hhlShed work as
| clerk Tor the NuIP'iS' ioth'iS Gun
| panN'- ne Kew W. ~ ''"NlSon Oh BUR-
| lirEton VISITED nero frluay might ana
attended the moe'IhE Oh inc Dogs T.
| NJ 9. A. cluh.-Mf. ana MIS-. Gardner
/ Armstrong ana son OF MhhcneSt'r arc
visiting Mr. ana MIS-. D. D. McCarty'--
| Tho Epworth League VIII meet IN the
Methodist Church TuesdAF evening"
| Frank y Manuel was III Now YORK ana
! Philadelphia last week. ne laS' "it
Of the "Id Hralherd saw NM was n''N.
| "d from us sue i"9' W''" "c mn,
was hullt ny the l"tc Aus " n'"'"e'o
! OF st Adams III lN'z an" ior many
years sawed from 'hree l" io"l '''''''''
feet of lumher ahhuai'v'- Lep"se'
an orHpIoNe IN the veneer MN vi - -
Manuel & Sons Co, lost Two myers
from his right mana III machine
day
The opera "Pinafore, Will ne present
cd by local talent mere Wednesday anu
Thursday, April % and %, under the di-
rection Of Mr.. and Mrs. van l}user' VINO
come from Swanton, "here inns oPe'"
has recently been given with SUCCESS
The Woman's Missionary society or the
Methodist Church Will meet THURSDAY
afternoon at three o'clook'-Ihe Lanes
Benevolent and Missionary society OF
the Baptist Church VIII meet at the
church Thursday afternoon at 2;5o CLOCK
to sew for the Kurn Hsttln home.-Miss
Ethel NJ. Cummings of Passumpsic re-
turned home Monday Miss Ethel camp
bell of burlington Is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Hattie Campbell.-The Pukwana
club met with Mrs. A. n Clapp Monday
evening.-'The farmhouse OF John
O'Roukc near the village of East Rich
| ford. was burned Saturday morning to-
gcther with a part of the household
goods. John Martin of Boston visited
his mother, Mrs. Bernie Martin, over
Sunday.-The Rev 5. T. perry attended
the meeting OF the ministers OF the
Lamoille Baptist association at Essex
junction yesterday and will visit In Bur
lington before his return-Mrs. Charles
II. Coan and sons. kenneth and kend-
rick, are visiting in East Bakersheld ana
Cambridge