Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-08
JERICHO.

and daughter. Mrs. 1fawes OF Burling
ton. have been visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bison
ette.-Mrs Issac Chase, who has been
visiting her son, II. r. Chase, return
| ed Saturday to st. Adams. She
| left Wednesday for Seattle. Wash.
with his daughter.-Isalph Corliss nas
finished work for Arthur Brown and
John Spellman will take his place
| Edgar L. Barber is threatened with
pneumonia.--Mrs Elmer Howe and
mother Mrs. Smith, were in Burling-
ton saturday.-David Bissonette who
has been Ill. is out--Mrs. Bishop 81
Burlington is visiting at stephen NY
ette's.-A cantata, "The Gallilean,"
will be given in the Congregational
Church Easter Sunday evening.--Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Prue Of Burlington
have been visiting hcr parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Paradec.--Homer
Holmes and daughter Of Burlington
are visiting at Arson Field's-Frank
Cleveland of Cambridge was at G. W.
Fosters Saturday.-Afss Minerva
Johnson has returned to Essex juno
ton after n visit in town-IIosea :.
Wright is I'm poor health.-Misses Sadie
IFoster and Lillian Cleveland spent Sat
urday in Burllngton.--H II. Day was
ut home from Burlington over Sun
day
Asa Church of Ferrsburgh IS visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Albert Ryington-
Mrs. Luther Howe of Essex Junction is
visiting her son, Elmer l.. Howe.-A1iss
Luna Grow went Saturday TO her home
in Westford .-Fvangclistic services arc
being held in the Baptist Church for 10
days. beginning Wednesday.-Ir Rogers
end T.. Bailey Brown, who have heer
at home from burlington high school FOR
o week, returned there Mondav.-I}e-
cause of illness, the Rev. Frederic Emer-
son was unable to preach Sunday, and
beth the morning and evening services
were in charge of Stephen e. Curtis
. Mss Lou Bradish of Bakersfield is visit
ing in town-Mlss Lena Flynn Of Bur
llngton has been visiting Miss Mamie
Carroll.--The Home Missionary society
. will meet Friday afternoon at three
: o'clock with Mrs. Sadie Brown.-Irving
NJ. Nealy who has been at the hospital
in Burlington for treatment for 10 days
returned home Monday.Papers were
served on this town Saturday by the
Central Vermont railway to have the
town change the road to avoid the Still
hill crossing which is considered danger
Gus. A hearing will be held at Essex
Junction April IA.
Mrs z. I. Barbar. who has been
spending the winter in California, re-
turned home early this Week.-Mrs. Sara
Stafford was called to St. Adams Tues
day to care for her aunt, Mrs. A. G.
Williams. who IS ill.-Mrs. p. s. Mar
; tin went to New York Tuesday.-Mr.
and Mrs L. 3. Williams were IN Bur-
llngton Tuesday.-Nirs. Nettie Johnson
Of Essex Junction has been visiting her
brother, G.. W. Foster.-J. r. Narney
took Henry Thorp OF Cnderhil to
Waterbury Monday.-M. L. Mcmahon
has been visiting in Stowe.-The Rev. J.
: r. Buzzel of Derby. who was called to
Colchester to attend the funeral of a
i former parisroner, has been visiting his
t children in town.
0 John +. Jordan of Laconia, y. H,
made a short call on friends in town this
|, week.-Mrs.. L. f. Hall went to the
s. Mary Fletcher hospital Monday for ar
o operation for appendicitis l.. NJ
). Howe OF Essex Junction was in town
= this Week.-Mrs. Alice Barnes. Miss
d Blanche Bostwlck Of Middlebury College
J. ana Miss Dessa Bulger and Miss Lor-
$ rane Ransom of the Johnson normal
s school are at home for their Easter va
X cation.-Chares Moran and Henry Jor-
= dan returned to the l.. V. NJ. and Miss
v Gertrude Barnes TO Vermont Academy
: Wednesday, of the death of Mrs.
Z J. w. Coffin of Pescadero, Cal, which
:, occurred March 20, was received by
O friends here this week Mrs. Coffin was
= the wife Of the Rev J. H. Coffin. late
o pastor of the Congregational Church in
this village, and had been an Invalid for
e several years-Easter will he observed
IS at the church Sunday morning by spe-
-
- ception of new members and the sacra-
:. rent OF the Lords supper There are
g seven to unite with the church on con-
s fcssion Of faith.-The annual thanks
= Offering meeting of the Nomans Home
X Missionary society will be held at the
:. church Sunday evening.
RICHMOND.
. North Star Lodge. F. & A. NJ. held its
!, annual meeting Tuesday afternoon and
: evening. banquet served By
Friendship Chapter. o. Z. s.. and the
following officers elected: Bert Crandail,
: w. NJ; DR.. II. II. Seeey. 5. W.: w. w.
Miller. J. W.; J. w. Berry. s. D: l.. f.
Douglass. J. D.: a. C. Berry, treasurer;
. c. G. Austin secretary. George Palmer,
. chaplain; E. T. Freeman, s, S; L. c.
Conant. ]. S.: Edward Bradley, mar
, shall A. r. stevens, tyler.-The funeral
Of James Kilpeck, who died Sunday
&, evening after a long illness with con-
| sumption, was held at the Church OF
:, | Our Lady Of the Holy Rosary Wednes-
day morning at nine O'Clock, the
Rev. Father Clermont officiating In
torment was in Underhnl. The bearers
a were William and Harry Strong. Martin
F.gan and Frank O'Brien.-W E. Pow
. crs has returned from the Fanny Alien
hospital where he was operated on for
=, | arpendicitis Ellen Francis of Vii
. nston was the guest OF Mrs, Thomas
| Green yesterday.-Mrs. Nettie Fitch of
= Huntington Is visiting friends in town.
SHELBURNE.