Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-24
cHlTTENDEN
ESSEX JUNCTION,

Mir ard Mrs Howard Stanley. who
haye been listing Mr., Sta1ti"Es par
ents, Mi ana Mrs. r. II. Stanley, Went
Friday to visit Mrs StanleI : par
ents in Barre. Later they viii 90 50
Worcester. Mass, and from there TO
1.awton. okla. where they will be FOR
about eight months Mr.. Stanley is
employed 10y the Fisk Carter Construc-
tion company.
A conference OF the Sunday school
workers of the village will be held In the
Methodist Church Friday afternoon and
evening Miss Edith Balch Will address
the meeting.
The funeral Of Adolphus Roan was
held at the Church OF the Holy
Family Tuesday morning at nine o'clock.
Mr. Bean. whose home was in Colches-
ter, died sunday morning at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. jerry stone. in
Rutland. lie had worked at the Howe
Scale works at that place for the past
year. He was 81 years old. Death
was due to pneumonia. Mr.. Bean is
survived by one daughter. Mrs. Stone,
and three sons, Henry OF Keeton.
ont Adolphus. Jr.. ana Fred of COL
chester one brother. Frank Bean of
Rrattlehoro. and three sisters, Miss
Louise Bean and Mrs. Matilda oaks of
Rrattlcboro and Mrs. Lewis Greenough
of this village. Mrs. Bean was killed
by the cars in Colchester a few years
ago
Among the articles in the warning
for the annual town meeting are to
see what action the town Will take
in the matter of the suit brought in
the name Of the town. against l.. II.
Roscoe, and further to see what action
IL will take to carry out in goHl faith
tire inducement offered the Roscoe
Printing House when 1t located here.
To see if the town will vote to open 4
Highway from Pearl street across the
railroad in the vicinity of the Roscoe
Printing House.
William Il. Johnson & Son, proprietors
of l.. 81 Champlain creamery, paid 81 %
for standard milk and 1852 for cream
for the month of January.
The annual meeting Of the Social union
of the congregational Church was held
at the home Of Mrs W G. Ste"ens Tues
day afternoon. Officers We're elected
as follows: President, Mrs. 6. w. Bailey;
vice president Mrs i. H. Viele; secre-
tary and treasurer. Mrs NJ. w. chapman;
chairmen Of refreshmcut committed Mrs
p. !. Hunter and Mr. J II. Niele, chair
man entertainment committee, Mrs. C.
c. Adams.
The Church OF the Holy Family vas
broken into Monday evening 7ut nothing
seems to have been taken Entrance was
made by raising one of the windows on
the side toward the Catholic hall The
window IS q considerable distance from
the ground hut the high bank of snow
made Il easy &c access Two of the altar
candles we're lighted and used while
the in'ruders ransacked the church.
Drawers were open. Az aims box was
pred oper bur contained little If any
money the vist'ors ie.' the church
/. rough the front dooy which they opened
ny cutting mo MOOD away from around
the lock This was discovered ~ about
SIX O'Clock tuesday, morning Nv the Rev.
d. u. PouliO: when he went 10 prepare me
church for the funeral OF Nj Bear.
Mrs Peter Pratt is III AT the nome %
her daughter Mrs. Fred T"ho.
Mr., and Ma JOHN Forhen 81 Muddy
i2rook WilHstou. are parents 81 son
born Satur, ey.
John Thomas p confined TO the house
hv ,lluags