Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-05

and Mrs. George Drew, left Monday for
Everett, Mass. They were former resi-.
dents here.-Work Is being begun on the |
foundation OF the new school building ana
an attractive cut of the building when |
completed is on exhibition in one OF the |
windows on Main street
Mr.. and Mira Julian Washburn Of Ba-
tavia, N. Y, who are visiting old friends
In this Vicinity, went to Barre Tuesday to
call upon acquaintance there.--At the
hash supper given by the ladies of tho Re |
lief Corps on Tuesday night the net pro-
ceets were Sls35-iMr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Bartlett, over-Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. N. N. Morse, went to their home in
Plalnheld on Tuesday. Albert
Manchester, only son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Manchester, and Miss Elizabeth
Augusta Lyman second daughter Of II.
u. Lyman of Shoreham, were quietly
married by tho Rev. Or. Homer White
Monday evening at the homo of the
clergyman. The ceremony was witnessed
by the family at the White home, md
early on Tuesday morning tho fact was
made known. The groom la employed In
tho grocery Atore Of j. f. Lamson, and
the bride has been in the family of NJ. II.
couple will take up their residence in one
of the new houses on the Rowell Addi-
tion.-One of tho children OF Samuel
Wight IL seriously III at her homo on
Main street near the covered bridge, and
Is not expected to live.-John Henry be-
gan his work in the store OF r. A. Thomas
Monday morning.-Mrs. c. NJ. Howard
left Tueeday for Greenfield, Mass, to
pass about n month with her daughters
there.--Miss Grace Pitkin IL taking n va
cation from her duties at the sanitarlum
and went to Gaysville Tuesday to remain
few days with frends.-Mrs. e. n.
Rising is entertaining Miss Lunderville OF
Middlesex, who is here attending the
Christian Endeavor Conventional. A.
Wilson Is in receipt of communication
from Dr. Grout of the State hospital at
Waterbury, saying that the condition OF
Miss Maud Lombard has not changed
for the better since her arrival there ana
II ia feared that insanity will be proven
! Mrs. u L. Cooling and sister, Mrs. M
| T.. Holmes, left Wednesday for Maiden
! Mass, where Mrs. Holmes expects TO
make n permanent home.--The Rev Peter
| Black OF st. Johnsbury has been the
guest of the Rev. J, +. Hamilton since
| Monday, when he went to Bethel Gilead
and delivered q lecture Monday evening
on John Bulls Impression of Uncle
Sam" Tuesday evening no spoke IN Music
| hall before tho State convention OF the
| Christian Endcavor on "Life's Aim.
which was much enJoyed.-New httching
rails are being placed on Main street in
place of the old posts.--It is Miss Mary
Tewksburv the daughter OF e. S. Tewks-
bury, living on the farm near the Old
Church, who Is teaching In the Brook
field village school, instead OF Miss Mary
Carr Tewhsbury, who Ia passing the
season at her home in this village with
her mother.-Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland IS
at home for the week from her school
al the Center, being closed on account
Of a case of scarlet fever. No new cases
having developed the school will prob
ably open Monday.-The work on the
store Of Rell Brothers is progressing
finely, and the front will soon be complet-
ed.-Musc hall was we'll filled at the
opening session of the Vermont State
Christian Endeavor convention Tuesday
night. The combined choirs of the church
es furnished music, which consisted of
several anthems and the usual congre-
gational singing. led by the choirs. The
| Rev. j. Il. sargent or the ConSrega-
tional Church, Mortified. led the devo-
tional service, which was followed by the
presidents address on the Survey OF the
Field" The Rev. Silas Perry of Rich
ford followed with an address or Read
mess. the Personal Gift" after which
the Rev. Peter Black OF st. Johnsbury
gave very able address. --Mrs. Walter
Webster OF South Royalton was one o,
the delegates hero Wednesday to the
convention. Miss Ann Sargent, Miss julia
Miller and Miss Ruby Fish of Bethel
were among those in town for the con-
vention Wedncsday.-Mrs. Winfred Hull
burt and children. who have been here
for several months assisting in the care
of Mr.. Hulburt's father. left for Provi-
liams and daughter, Miss Celia Williams
left Wednesday for a few weeks visit,
with relatives In New Hampshire and
Massac husetts.--The furnace at the rail,
road station has been taken away for
repairs and heat is being furnished fol
the waiting room by two small coal stove
for the present. Other repairs are 500,
; to be made on the office in the waitin,
= room,-Seventy-fl delegates were regis
tired a the convention Tuesday and NOR,
! arrived here Wednesday-Mr l. c. Vial
Beekman was in Montpelier Wedne sda,
| on n business trip.-JudEo c. H. Max
ham, who has been In town on business
$ left for his home on Wednesday. -Henr,
I Matson of Bethel vas In town on bust
. ness Wednesday.