Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
THE NEW g,Y COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake 10 the
Pnssunpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores OF White
River Covered by Spe-
cial Correspondents
ADDISON COUNTY
vERCENNES.

VERGENNES.
The Nergennes Grange held n Young
peoples night Friday evening with a
very large attendance. Pres. John NJ.
Thomas of Middlebury College deliv-
cred an interesting address on the "I5ee
Industry" and remarks were made by
Frank I. Fish. Refreshments were
served after which the Young people.
enjoyed a dance in odd Fellows hail.
THE funeral services ct Mrs Alice
Graves were held SATURDAY at II 100
Il. M. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Bigelow. the Rev ]. G. Fisher
ofliciatinE The bearers We're H. +.
Flithorpe. John Douglass. Amos p.
Needham and 2. Portcr.-The condition
of Mrs. Mary Allen remains unchanged.
Mrs. T. C. Whtford is ill.-Norhert
McAuley and family of Burlington
passed Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mid
dlebrook and Fred Davis OF West Ber-
lin passed Easter with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Middlebrook.-The Ladies' Mis-
sionary society of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church held its annual meeting Fri
day afternoon at the parsonage. ThA
offering amounted to over s45.--Ed
leee. Schenectady. y. Y. is passing tho
Easter acation with his parents. Post
master and Mrs. Thomas Mack.-Al-
bert I4arraw is movn, from his farm in
Felrisburgh to the GrandeY home
which he has purchascd.--Mrs. Jennie
Tatro has returned from three
months visit to her niece, Mrs. Joseph
Hhortsleeves of North FerrsburGh.-
Friday evening the young people OF
the pastors class OF the Baptist
church held their regular meeting ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs William u.
Woodmsn. The Rev. g. n. Bennett
delivered a lecture on Morse Mythol-
ogy." Miss Julia Woodman of john
son normal school entertained the
guests with games and all enjoyed
sugaring off.
At the Methodist Church Sunday. the
pastor gave a report of the years work
as follows: Funerals attended. Ii; pastoral
calls made, $50; marriages performed. ..
The Easter offering amounted 70 sl35.
Tho Easter offerings at all the churches
were in keeping with the day. Al st.
Paul's I'm the evening the pupils of the
Industrial school We're addressed by the
rector-Caspar Leach of Pawlet is visiting
his cousin Mrs. s. :. Gaines.-Mr. and
Mrs John Sraulding are visiting Mr.. and
MIS-. 'INe' '9"el ma" VI - a. ~
Maruh N@ah o' iNc"'''''u - 1ta"''s
his brother lhofflas fsa'i'-r-, w. >o''o''
ana W. H. warner are a.'eH'''n6 d meet
ing OF the Nh"hl'la'n NAlieH ie.ep'.o"e
company IN ioStoh'--NlSS A'!"'e "he'
has returned 20 her SCHOOL III 'rWe'-
Sclh warner 'hapte'' ~ ~ H. VIII i''ct'
inns afternoon WIN MIS- T. w.
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Monday TO PloVersNhle' n - |" a''eiiu
the annual Troy oohl'rence'-i ne co''''.-
tion of Mrs. J. A. harrington Is so much
improved mat shc Is "n'e To Si' >
r Neville has gone to Boston 10 WISH
her sister, Miss klocta Smth'-Mf' ana
Mrs. Charles a. Caisse are passing
few days In Montrehi'-M''S Ann M'du'e-
brook of Woyo'idge is VISITING Ner pro'her
T. G. Middlebrook.
Mis- Anna . Alieh' VINO Is teachlhs III
Shelhurne' spent the Easter vacation al
hcl home in Panton.
Louis Milo returned Tuesday to White
hail. n. Y. after visit to his father
lsadore Milo. L. Wyman has gone &c
Huntington Tor Few days Vlsit'-lhe
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