Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-21
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"A0iA4 VAIL
! Tv,utv-nvc members of the Calumet
! club of this village went To I<nowlton
| QUE. Friday evening by invitation of
the Whist club of that village and en-
laped in e friendly duplicate whis. con-
test the third Of the season. team
of IS members from each club engaged fin
the PLAY AZ the banouet Judge Lynch
of the circuit court of Canada gave an
address of welcome. which was respond
cd to by A. H. King, president OF the
Calumet club The Richford team won
the contest.--Thc annual banquet OF
the Womcn's club of Richford was given
| in the American House Monday even
ing-1'hc Rev. A. w. Stephenson OF New
York city conducted the services in s,
AIMS ,piscopnl Church Sunday The
rector the Rev. +. Barnby Leach. re-
turned home Friday from burlington.
where he underwent medical treatment
for n throat difficuliv He Is much inn
proved. hut will he Unable to ,,reach for
a few weeks-The Rev s p Perry and
daughter. Beatrice. were in Burlington
last week. and Niss Beatrice underwent
an operation for the removal of adenoids
r M. Barnes conducted the Sunday
morning service at the Methodist Church.
tho Roy. W. f.. Douglass being a, tho
conference Tho nren.ratorv work of
moving tho old building nm tho ro,err.
men, lot onnosi,o the American House
to its now site next 70 tho naptist
Church is now in progress.--Mrs LYDIA
+, Hewett. who has been visiting her
sister Mis-. y. J. Elliot, returned to
burlington Monday.-Clinton Faufaw OF
WoStfeld is visiting hore.-H +. Demar
has bought John l.ahue's farm in Berk-
shire for $1,000, Henry lmpey has sold
his house and lot on Powell street to A.
j. Willis of East Richford for 81. 300
Miss Nellie T.. Manuel has bought of
William Harper his interest in the auto
mobile repairing and garage business of
, NanC,' Bros. and the firm will hereafter
be known as Manuel Bros. & Co.-Mr.
and Mrs. NJ V. Taylor ana little son,
Mahion. have returned home from Dali
las. Tex, where they passed the winter
Their new home on t.lmwood avenue Is
nearly ready for occupancy.-Nelson
Coan has lost the sight Of one eye
caused by a flying chip while he was
chopping reccntly.-The village trustees
have ordered the work on tho foundation
for the new building that Mr.. Murray
plans TO erect on Province street stopped
as they claim it was not being safely
huilt.-Mrs. w. G. Scotield passed Sun
day IN sheldon with her husband. who
Is supplying in the pulpit Of the ConSre-
sational Church there.
The annual banquet OF tha Wor,an.s
CIuh or Richford was held Mt the Arner;-
cau Irouso AIond,v evening ot y o'cIoc,,
rovers were laid for IL AT the nos, nran-
dial exercises Mrs. F. i. Greene was
Itoast,uaetor and toosts were resnordsd
to nv Mrs < Carl cornentor Mrs p
NJ pclto, MIss Laura Marvin Mrs. =
NJ I,ourd. Mrs ~ r Iyor,oy Nrs l.
Manuel Mrs II King Nr,,stc wac
rrovired Inc tho club ouartet Mrs :,
II Ai,or Mrs Y y U.,oilton Nrs
y NJ pclt,r Mrs r Narue, Don,,.
n chairman Of Con,hridro v,sited q, ,bo
bon,a of HE cousin W W white ava
called an r.hor relatives over SUNDAY
1cr,n, II Gross aged ohout g, ,e,,s
died q. five o'clock Tuesday ,no,,in,
from cr.eniny paralvsis. He IS s,,rviv,d
fy II. wife. ono daughter. Miss .,icoI
Gross. instructor in Durham lOue1 Lad.
les College. and two sons. uar,.v ana
Hlinn. of this place. Mr. Gross was far
many years deputy sheriff ana con-
stable of this town, i'll health compelling
him to decline to he Il candidate two or
three years ago. A. Roulangcr tailor
who has recently come to this village and
Will open II shop in the new building OF
the Sweat Comngs Co, has rented Mrs
A. Mckinneys house on Troy street and
viii move to the same,-James Calder and
! Howard w. Arms have formed a part
norship for the purpose Of conducting a