Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30

Tho Christma tree and exercises a.
the Congregational Church last Friday
evening were we'll attended. The West
field and Troy people gave a students
Bible to the Rev. ]. z. Bowman and
the Sunday school and friends gave him
other books-Mr. and Mrs. o. =.
Wright spent Christmas in Toronto.
Can.-Friends OF Pliny Wright vii! be
Interested to hear Of his recent marriage
to Miss Lesslln, both of Barka. MINI.
Among those in town for Christmas
were Ernest Root at his mothers. Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley Houston OF Troy at
d. C. Woodworths. Mrs. Benjamin
Vigeneaut and Miss Flora Goddard OF
Newport at Mrs. Joseph Goddards.. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Sinclair OF Lowell. at
Mrs Lizzie Bcnware's Mrs John Wat.
kins and son are expected home from
Massawippi. p O., Thursday. where
they have been for a fortnight with rel-
atlves-Harol1 Farman went to Beebe
for Christians. William Wright and
family and Marian Young to North Troy.
w. r. Gilpn end family to Barton
w. H. Jeftey OF East Burke. junior
councillor of the Order Of United Am.
ericsn Mechanics. last week organized
lodge here with the following officers:
cilor. Royce Houston; financial secre-
tary. Fred Curtis; treasurer. Edward
c. Field: recording secretary, Ernest
Benware: warden, n. H. Maynard:
conductor, Clarence Martin; inside rem
tinel. Alfred Faufaw; outside sentinel.
Homer Foster Jr.; trustees. d. c.
woo1wor,h, Alfred Faufaw and Royce
Houston.-It IL expected the mill will
start up early in January. There 10 so
much snow. logs are being drawn fast.
MORGAN.
! More summer cottages will be built
at the lake the coming summer. Hart
ell Point has been sold to parties out
side the State.--Elmer Miller OF Hol-
land will soon move TO the Calkina
farm. lately bought by his father-in-
| law, Frank Gray.--Wallace Wilder
has sold his farm and Is moving TO
Derby.-Don W. Scribner has moved to
Island Pond and Claud Peavey wiz
soon move there. where they both have
work for the winter.-Oral Cor!iss Is
laid up with a cut foot. injured while
lumb ering.-Alton Hill is getting out
little after several weeks confine-
ment with a broken leg.-M!ss Armina
Knowlton IL in a hospital at Montreal
for treatment.-A. A. Burroughs ana
son, Harrie. have moved their famillet
to East Charleston.
LOWELL.
II O. Miller OF Westncld has been ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate OF ths
late G. F.. Richards.-J. H. Silsby OF
Hartford. Conn, is in town looking after
his lumber business.-Mr. and Mrs HaSen
Stewart are visiting relatives in High
gate-Mrs Francis Coolbeth has gone TO
a hospital in Montreal for surgical treat
ment. DR.. Sheehan accompanied her
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Edmunds and family
OF Morr!sville. Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Well
man and family OF Newport and Mr. and
Mrs r. f. Field and son OF johnson
passed Christmas with relatives In town.
AT the home of j. s. Hoadley,
Francis Dutton died early Thursday
morning, December %. He would have
been Is years old In few days Mr..
Dutton was a veteran of the civil war.
having served in the sixth Massachusetts
regiment The funeral was held Friday
afternoon from the Methodist church.
the Rev. Mr. Bartlett ofticiating.-Mr.
and Mrs Lester Hoadley are the parents
of a son, born Christmas day.-Paul
: Blanchard broke one OF his legs while
working in the woods Wednesday-Mr
Grey OF Hyde Park has been engaged 10
teach the winter term of school In the
south d!strict.-Mrs. Benjamin Nigneaul'
and Miss Flora Goddard OF Newport
visited relatives in town last Week.-Mrs.
Dora Pudvah and her brother, Howard
passed last week with friends In Bakers
| field.