Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-17

P'N'N'' '' WIN the Rev. l.. H. DOW
OF remington will have charge Of the
o'% morning meetings. Thursday will be
iayinahs DAY Prominent laymen of the
district are asked to speak on that day.
Friday jubilee day for the Woman s
Home and Foreign Missionary societies.
tho Rev. H. j. Elliott Phi. D., former
teacher In Lucknow College, India, and
the Rev. j. %. Horton Of Poultney will
deliver the addresses. Tho closing and
great day OF the feast Sunday opens with
love feast at $3.50 n. m. This will be
followed by three great gospel preaching
services, at 1000 a. m, 200 p. m. and 700
p m. respectively. The Rev. p. L. Dow
will preach Sunday morning. The annual
meeting of the stockholders of tho as
ISOLATION will be held in the chapel Thurs
day, August "a at one O'Clock. The board
| ing will be with rates the same as last
| year.-Miss Clara b. Miller Of Newark
| y. j., and Miss Charlotte HARRISON OF
Wyoming. n. j.. are guests of Mrs. "
W. Waterman and her sister Miss J. f.
| Riker.-Master Donald Rikcr returned to-
| day to Newark, n. j., after n two weeks
visit to his uncle and aunt, DIR. and Mrs
" W. Waterman.-The Rev s. s. Cobb
and family went Saturday to Spring Grove
camp grounds for two weeks-Nr. and
Mrs Charles Baror Of Barre are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin Baror.-
MIR and Mrs, W. l.. Morse of Tarrytown
n. Y. are visiting her parents, Postmaster
and Mrs Thomas Mack
News has been received here OF the re-
cent death Mt Hope, Idaho. of Orville M
Field In the 67th year of his age. Mr.
Field was a former well-known resident
OF Ferrisburg and a son of the late Aaron
Field.
Mrs. Edward j. Morse OF Waitsfleld is
visiting her brother. Frank +. Fish
Mrs. f. l.. Devoid was given a surprise
party Saturday afternoon by II of the
ladies of her neighborhood and relatives
in honor of the 49th anniversary of her
birthday. An elaborate supper was ser
we'd. In the center of the table was a
large birthday cake decorated with 80
candles. Mrs. Devoid was the recipient
Of large number OF valuable gifts
Saturday afternoon the Ferrisburg town
team won over n picked up nine from
here, mt Ferrishurg, by "A score of to 4.
Batteries, Ferrisburg. Booth and Porter,
Nergennes, Barney and Wells; umpire.
Gage. In Il games played the Ferris
burg nine have lost one and are out with
| a challenge to any team in Addison
county. Address. A. y. Hagan, Ferris
hurG.-Miss Irene Plude of Morrisville
visited friends in town Monday
Grover Gage has returned from visit
to relatives in Boston and vicinity
James Thompson is moving to the p
H. Ryan tenement house on School
street
Mpe I'D,
New York. called there by the illness OF
hei sister, Mrs. Peter Bashaw.-Mrs
Joseph King and daughter, Miss Eliza
beth, of Addison visited Mr.. and Mrs
| Dustin Barrows Tuesday -Arie Alder
and Joseph Holcomb went Tuesday t,
play ball with the Pttsford town team al
| Pittsford.-Mss Fannie Yattaw of Prov.
dence, f. l.. is visiting her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. Christopher Yattaw.-Miss
Margaret I-ovelace and Miss Ruth Hac.
kett of Thompson's Point were guests O,
Mrs. John NJ. Alden Sunday-Mr. ant
| Mrs w. l.. Morse went Tuesday to Bur
| lngton to visit her aunt, Mrs hswrenc
l}artley.-Francis Gallagher of New Yorl
| and Martin d. Lyon of Boston arc guest,
! of the Rev. Thomas w Wallace at Lone
| Point.-Dr. and Mrs Edward Seabolt
| and son, Maurice. Of New York are Wis
| itinG her sister, Miss Mary Jane Alden
! and her brother. ]. NJ Alden.-The Rev
! Thcs. W. Wallace. pastor of St Angelas',
| Church in the Bronx district New York
| ana the choir boys of his parish are pass
| Ing several weeks at Long Point-Dr
ana Mrs w. u. Greene of l,uffoIo v Y
| visited Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Harringto
Monday.-Mr and Mrs. ]. A. UorrIngto,