Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08

Charlotte over Sunday.The primary de-
partlnent OF the Baptist Sunday school
| held social in the vestry of the church
Friday afternoon. Twenty-Five children
were present.-Mrs. II. l.. Averill OF
Middlebury Is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Bngham.-B. J. Clark was at home
| from Charlotte over Sunday.--E. c.
| Dixie was at home from Montpelier over
Sunday.--F. r. Dickerman was Burlng-
| ton visitor yesterday.-H. ]. Hill visited
| his wife at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Friday
Alonzo Smith of Pawlet Is visiting rela-
tives here and in Lincoln.-J. w. Trudo
| OF Burlington spent Sunday here with
his family. J. Dwire has rented the
Ross house in the Basin and will move
in soon.--Carlos Levarn of Granville. n.
T., was a guest Of relatives over Sunday.
MRS. j. w. Orvis and Leon Purinton
went to Brattleboro Monday.--It is fine
sIeighing here and the lumber and wood
men are all busy-C. +. Abcrnethy is no
| petter.-Thc body OF Mrs. Fred Draper
was brought here from Rutland Mon
day and taken to Lincoln for burial--Mrs.
r. w. Levarn was a Burlington visitor
Saturday.-P NJ. clifford was in Rut-
land over Sunday.
The Lawrence Mem orlal library
bnilding IL nearing completion fine
tapie VIII be placed in the reception
room by f. r. Dickerman.---D. u. G. NJ
John a. Harrington Of Vergennes
mace an ofiicial visit to bibanus Lodge
F. A. NJ. Monday evenings. J..
Brady ana F. s. Mathewson were in
Montreal over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs
=. w. Estey are at home from a visit
in Characteristics. Arthur Stevens re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital yesterday. She is much improved
in health and will return 20 her home
in Cornwall soon.-A young man
named Guindon in Lincoln had on .
arm mangled badly Monday hv being
caught in thrcshing machine It
was amputated below tho elbow by
Drs. +. r. Briggs and g. f. Edmunds
Thermometers registered from four
to II degrees below zero Tuesday
morning here.
| Z. T.. Munsill Is in Boston this week
attending the annual meeting ana ban
quet Of the Massachusetts Accident as
sociation.--C. r. Frary has returned from
Essex junction, where he was called by
the death of his father.-The high anC
| graded SCHOOLS VIII close December lb
The winter term will begin January =
Il. B Patterson, who has been confined
to his bed for several weeks, Is improv
ing steadiy.-The outlook club will NEE
with Mrs. X. S. Smith tomorrow after
noon.--The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ere,
p. Smith on Bristol Flats was the seem
Of very pretty wedding Tuesday noon
when their sister, Miss f. Stella Cove
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Cove o
Lincoln. was united in marriage to Fred
erck c. Negus of Proctor The cere
mony was performed under an arch o
l evergreens and carnations by the Rev
/ f. r, Stone Mrs Gertrude Atkins play
ed the bridal and wedding marches
= Among those present from out of tow
| were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Negus. Mr.. am
! Mrs. John Morganson of Rutland Nh
= of Proctor, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
I. Pope of Newark. y. J.. Mr.. ana Mrs
/. G. Fl. Purinton. Mir. and Mrs. Charles A
= Purinton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Purintor
y Misses Carrie NJ. and Emma Purinton o
: Lincoln and MIR. and Mrs. A. y. Green o
Monkton. After a short wedding trip t
Il Newark. y. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. Negus wi
= reside in Proctor.-T. $. Drake was i
g Nergennes yesterday. Frank Hanno
has taken possession of the farm pur
l, chased Of Frank Plan.-Mrs. r. l.. Rich
mond of Rutland is visiting in town.