Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31

forum of the church, presided over by
L. b. Read as chairman, who introduced
as speakers. Prof e. +. Greene the Rev.
w. T.. douglass, pastor of the Methodist
Church, G.. Leland Green, principal of the
high school, the Rev. w. G. Scoiield, for
mer pastor of the Baptist Church, Will
liam Perry. of Montreal father of the
present pastor. and the Rev. j. S. Brown.
pastor of tho st. Adams Baptist Church,
who made the evening pass pleasantly.
Songs were sung by G.. A. Bowen, Mrs.
r. A. Manuel, and Miss Grace Elias.
Tho church ~ar decorated. 81 the close
rcfGtS nmcnts Wcrc served ia t.' ciar"h
parlor. The surprise was all tho more
complete for Mr. Perry when he greeted
his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Perry.
of Montreal who had come on the cven-
ing train for the event.--About April q,
1909, one Victor Stone engaged team
from the livery stable of o. ". Ford to
go to Montgomo'-- nn1 return. Not re-
turning t-o team after two or three days
n search was instituted and the team
found deserted at North Hatlcy Que.
with the appearance of having been hard
driven. stone had disappeared. a
warrant for his arrest was placed In the
hands OF Deputy Sheriff p II. Phaneuf,
and on March - he arrested stone in
Mont gomcry near lIazcns Notch. Stona
was taken to Franklin county Jail at St
Adams. ana will probably be tried for
grand larceny at the present term of
county court.
Carter A. Nutting of Sutton, Que, and
Miss Pearl Corliss of this place were
married at the home of the bride We'd
nesday March -. ut four o'clock by the
Rev. Mrs. NJ McIt!nstrY. They were at
tended hy MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Ingalls,.
Only the immediate friends of the con-
tracing parties were present, among
hose from out of town being Miss Myrtle
DIN, of Thetford. Mr.. and Mrs Nutting
took tic evening train for a wedding trip
to Montreal. after which they will reside
in Sutton, que.
Canadian Pacific railway engineers have
! made surveys here In the past week with
a view to putting in either n turn-ta Bile
/ or ~" on which to turn engines. If II
table is decided on it will probably he
located north of the scale track, and this
action OF the railway officials gives
citizens ideas of Rchford becoming a
terminal for the Canadian Pacific and
Boston & Maine railways There t. a re-
I port current that the factory of the O. l..
Kinds co. at this place. which has been
idle for several years. is to be rcopened
soon Mr.. Kinds was in town Friday
The factory of the Richford Furniture
Co will he started with its own power
next week. new boiler having arrived
70 replace the old one, which had been
condemned. examination of teachers
will he held by Supt. f.. +. Greene in the
high school building in this village Thurs
day and FIR lay March 81 and April l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shields of Montreal
ere visiting his sister Mrs. J. r. Van
IAntwerp.-Niss Blanche Soule of Manson
willie. que. is visiting her sister. Mrs e
~ Rcirden.-Mr. ard Mrs. Gerald Stewart
of Montreal are visiting Mrs. Stewards
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. w Ford.-ThC
annual meeting of the Pythlan lodges i1
district No. ! was held with the Rich
ford lodge Wednesday afternoon and
evening. A. y. Clapp of this place is
istrlct deputy.-L G. Greene of Knowlton
QUE has leased of Mrs. Persis j. Harvey
the island trotting park and plans ser
les of races for July 4. He has also LEASED
tho Whitman driving park at Knowltor
and will have races there Dominion day
July Miss Laura Singer of Montreal /.
the guest of Miss Grace y. Golf
James Calder mas closed his engage
ment with Clark Bros. and will soor
enter the plumbing, steam fitting ant
,nsmith business for himself He ha!
leased the store recently vacated BY
Clark Bros. near the Catholic Church.
Byron y. Clark. State secretary of thu
Y. NJ c. A. boys work. will give q ster
ccpticon entertainment in association hal
FRAY evening at 1880 o'clock, portrayini
: Real Life Scenes in Our Boys Camps.
; Mrs H. D. Woodward and son, Lloyd
, are visiting in Enosburg Miss Laur;
Singer, who has been the guest of Mis-
Grace Gof, has returned to Montreal
Nh and Mrs William Perry have re
. turned to Montreal after visiting thel
son, the Rev S. =. Perry.-Mrs. A. T.
Massc has returned to her home In Gram
l.igne after visiting her parents, thu
, Rev. and Mrs. W. G.. Scofield Mr.. AM
Mrs. Charles Taylor visited in Montrea
Sunday.-Harold Clark is passing tw
weeks vacation with relatives In st. Al
bans and Georgia-Mr. and Mrs. Carte
A. Nutting We're given a reception at tn
home of Mrs. Nutting's mother, Mrs
= Nettie Corliss of this place. after thei
- return from a wedding trip to Montrea
: Mr.. and Mrs, Nutting, who were ma
: ried March "a, will reside in Sutton, Our
, -lieman A. Miller is at home from BE
- lows Falls, where he has been employe
for the past few months.
The regular meeting of Frontier Pos
- NO TO- G. A, r.. will be held Monda
' evening at 1;30 oclock.-'rhe annu;
. cleaning OF the streets was begun MOI
day of this week. and the work is we
advanced. This is very unusual f.
March The streets are dry and in fl
shape.-Thc Misses Eta and Nellie Clal
r per are visiting in Barton.
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