Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-07

Chestnut have moved from the II. s.
Haskins house to the +. s. Carry farm,
where MIR. Chestnut will pass the winter.
Mrs Chestnut will go to Portland, Me,
passing the winter with her parents.
Miss Helen Croker. teacher In
Bellows Free Academy, was the guest
Monday of her sister. Mrs. g. f. SmitL.
Miss Maud Chaffee returned to Fair
fax Monday evening to resume her
duties as teacher in Bellows Free
Academy. after passing a short vaca
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Orson Chaffee.-Frank Butler return
ed home to Cambridge Monday even
ing after visiting his sister, Mrs
Elizabeth Thomas-Mrs. Kittic ORA
per Cook returned from Hardwick
Monday evening and will pass some
time with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. e. Draper.-Mrs. Maud Parizo was
called to Hardwick NJ nday evening
by the illness of her mother, Mrs
Abram Tatro.--Miss Vera Genge. who
has visited her uncle and aunt, Dr.
and Mrs. G. l.. Bates, a week, return
ed to her home in st. Johnsbury Mon
dav evening-Serviccs will he held at
the Pentecostal Church as usual aftrr
this. preaching sunday morning al
1890. Sunday school at IL m, evan
gelistic service 80 p. M prayer
meeting Wednesday 1870 p. m.-Good-
rich G. Croft have cleared a place IN
Lake Lamoille. near the long bridge,
and will conduct a skating rink there
during the winter.-Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Mcmillan of New York are here 20
pass the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leander Laraway-At the Pentecostnl
Church of the Nazarene, Union street
Morrisville, December 13. there will
be an "All Day" holiness meeting fol
the promotion of scriptural holiness
At 1890 a m. there Will be an old
fashioned love feast with the break
ing of bread. A real soul feast Is eX'
pected. Preaching al 2:30 and ':3o p.
M The workers will be the Rev. c
A. Renay of Johnson, and the Rev. G..
T.. Austin of Waterville and others.
Everybody is invited to these meet
ings.-Mrs Earl Welch of Hardwick
and Mrs. Max Wilson of Johnson Were
guests Tuesday of Mrs. 1. G. Tillot-
son.
Charles Tinker is quite i'll with bilious
Johnsbury visited his mother Mrs. Mary
Dubray. Tuesday at the home of her
daughter Mrs. c. 4. Spiller. where she
is confined by illness.-E. a. Smalley left
Tuesday evening for Lancaster Mo,
where he will purchase a carload of
horses returning about December Ia
Miss Edith Spiller Is confined at her homo
by illness.-Mrs. j. II. Ware returned
Tuesday evening from Waterbury, where
she has been caring for her father Chaun-
cey Lyon.-Mrs. C. II. Slocum and daugh-
ter. Miss Louise Slocum, were in Burling-
ton Wednesday. J. b. Rogers OF
Burlington, who has visited her sister,
Mrs. Clara Conant returned home We'd
nesday.-At a regular meeting OF La
noble Lodge N. E. o. p, held Tuesday
evening nominations were made for the
officers for the coming year. Dancing
and refreshments were enjoyed.-Mrs. j.
r. Parker went to Wolcott Wednesday 70
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Fannie Straw,
who died at the Heaton hospital at lizard
Week.-Mrs.. Allen Small was called to
Hardwiclt Wednesday TO assist in the
care of her sister, Mrs. Frank Marion,
who is ill.-Bishop Parker viii hold Epis-
conal services at the X. % y. hall Wed
nesday evening, December iS, conhrma
ton and sermon $50 p. m Thursday
December "a holy communion 80 a. IN.