Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-24

cNchiiS, 'iic oNOdSloH DelnE the 18TH annis
versary of her birth. About 30 neighbors
ana friends were present. A pleasant
evening was passed. There was dancing.
Refreshments were served Mrs Belden
was presented with gold ring and cross.
The list of unclaimed letters at the post
office Is as follows: Garono Vivono Miss
Agnes DAVIS, Mrs. Joseph Grail Ward
Brown, Mr.. Lord, Stanley Renaud Miss
Ale WEIGH, Miss Stella NJ Hawkins, F. u.
smith, Miss Mary Williams, Lewis Aus
tin, Mrs. Jennie L. Brown, Mabelle Com
stock, Miss Margaret Hatch
The Young Peoples Assembly at
Spring Grove closed Sunday with
three great services. District Super.
intondent's, the Rev. DR.. ]. Fl. Coleman,
subject In the morning was "The Hand
of Providence In Mothodism," The
Rev. c. l.. Evarts preached in the aft
crnoon on "The Possession of the Holy
Spirit" In the evening Dr. G. p
Benton, president of University
Of Vermont spoke on "Our Dual
Nature His text, Simon, Satan
hath desired to have thee" was 50
presented as to move the entire audi
cnce to n desire for the higher life
announce all bills paid and cash,
pledges and resources to the amount
OF $3.50 to place in the hands of the
new cabinet for the work of the com
Ing year The weeks meeting has
been a great success and an influence
for good has been exerted over the
young people of the district.-Mrs
Dana Woodman returned Monday to
Brooklyn, n Y, after visiting her
husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. u
Woodman, and MISS Edith McGovern.--
Miss Hattie May Connors of Brock ton
Is spending n two weeks vacation at
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Conners.-G. NJ. Cassidy Of
PoultneN was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ. Alden SundaY.-Mrs. j. NJ. Alden
Of New York are passing two weeks
AT Thompsons Point--rhe Rev. j. +.
Day of Tupper's Lake. n. Y. was in
town Saturday with the Rev. S, :.
Cohb.-Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beacon and
MISS Vida Beacon of Shelburnc Fails
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stone of Bur
linGton, Mr.. and MIS-. Joseph Ston",
and Or. and Mrs Lane of North Fer
rishurg, Leonard Renaud and Grover
Gage OF this city enjoyed a days out
ing Sunday among the fine groves and
fishing places on the farm of Mr.. and
Mrs T. y. Sears at North FerrisburE
and partook Of corn roast ana lunch
in the cvening.--A son was born sun
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Young Of
Rrockton, Mass Mrs. Young will be
remembered as Miss Bernadette Con-
Ralph Norton and Dewitt Par
kcr returned Saturday from the Mary
Fletcher hospital IN Burlington. where
they were recently operated upon fot
appendicitis.-Mr. and Mrs. John Dur
itinE her parents, Mr. and Mrs, e. j.
Bristol---Nlrs. Bert T.. Tulyea of Leo
minister, Mass, Is visiting friends and
relatives in Ncrgennes and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs Tulyea were formerly
employed as officers at the Vermont
state Industrial school
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Booth and Miss
Carrie Scott have gone on an automo-
bile trip to the Thousand Islands,
Miss L. r. Sloane is passing a week
in Bristol with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Meilleur, of Bristol--Charles Martel a
former resident, now of Cohoes, ~ Y,
is in town.. w. futile of Montpelier
is visiting his son. States Attorney f..
w. Tuttle.-James c. Walker the new
principal of Nergennes graded school.
has arrived with his family and will
occupy the G, l.. LeBeouf house on
Main street, formerly occupied by
Principal f, f. Sawycr.-Mlss Nellie,
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