Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The Green Mountain Press published by
the Roscoe Printing House l. H. Roscoe,
editor, has been sold to the Essex Pub
fishing company. The paper was started
in Jericho several years ago and was
! moved here when the Roscoe's moved
their plant here. This makes 10 papers
! controlled by the Essex Publishing COM
pany
Miss Metcalf, assistant teacher in tho
high school. Will not return to schooi
until after the Christmas vacation. Les
ter Brownell Is to supply for her
Miss Earl Rollins is at the Fanny Allen
hospital, where she has undergone an
operation.
Guy A. Peck is out after an illness OF
several days.
The woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Congregational Church will
meet with Mrs. w. c. Stevens Friday
afternoon at three o'clock Mrs. NJ. H.
Buckham of burlington. president OF the
Vermont branch will address the meet
ing.
Mrs. George Hill, who has been visiting
her nephews. Guy Peck and 9. H. Holley
has gone to Huntington to spend the
winter. Mrs. Hill. whose home Is In
| Tower City, n. D., has been subscriber
to the Weekly Free Press for 20 years
Before going West she resided In Bur-
| lngton.
The recital to be given By the pupils Of
| Mrs Alexander 7. Arkley this
evening will be participated In by the
following: Misses Gertrude and Frances
Hays, Gladys Post. Barbara Hunt. Leone
Dubuc. Mary Hines. Gretchen Allen, An
mis- Barney Constance Jordan, Madalin
Mudgctt, Mildred Teachout, Dorothy
Bates. Charlotte Osgood, Mary Wright.
Florence Buxton, Carlisle Atherton. Rena
Hanks. Helen Parker, Mildred Teachout,
Harris Drury and Gordon Arkley.
Ned Thornton will go to Northheld
to-day TO take the preliminary exami-
nation for entrance to West Point.
| Miss Carrie Thornton entertained sew
eral Of her friends Saturday evening in
honor of her birthday. The evening was
spent In playing whist The prizes were
won by Miss Elizabeth Paladee. Dean
Thwing. Miss Gadue Of Winooski and
Mr.. Preston of Burlington. Miss Thorn
ton received several handsome presents.
William r. Pearson OF Burlington and
Miss Orinda A. Tilley OF South Burling-
ton were married Tuesday evening at the
Congregational parsonage by the Rev. c..
L. ADAMS. Tney VIII reside with MT.
Pearson's brother. II. q. Pearson. in this
| village for tho winter.
Mrs. Mary Haselton went Tuesday to
| the Mary Fletcher hospital for an opera
| ton.
| Mrs. f. 8. Lunt OF Flint. Mich. Is here
| called by the illness OF her mother Mrs.
Mary Haselton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Hall were given
surprise party by several OF their
friends from this place and Essex Center
Monday evening. the occasion being the
10th anniversary OF their marriage A de-
lightful evening was passed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall were presented with a hand
some oak rocker and a cut glass dish
The men. who have been ma king re-
pairs on the c. v. r. r. passenger sta
ton. have/ returned to st. Albans. The
repairs Included painting the exterior ana
laying a new platform tho length OF the
station.
Mrs George =, Drury II able to ride
out after an illness Of several days.
George r. r. Klippell assistant SUPER
,ntendent at Baxter Bros. canning fac.
tory, returned 10 his home In Brunswick,