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

lecturer Mrs. j. A. DOW; chapiu." w."
liam r. Dean. treasurer, =. H. GockIey'
secretary, Mrs. Dana Nic"oio' =,
Keeper. l.. r.. Nichols; Ceres Mrs. H. r
N1chols Pomona, Mrs. s. l. urose'
flora, ALICE Thomas; assistant US
Leo Churchill and Mics Mary os',s NY
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Eugene tNoodruli anu
two children went Tuesday to burhns-
ton where they will reside, MI. wood
ruff having accepted position In the
printing department of the free iresN
association The town district schools
opened Monday with the following teach
ers: Miss Anna Collins, district NO. il
Miss Rose Parmelee district NO. .; Miss
Isabelle Griffith. district No. ,; Miss
Ruby Baird of Pi,tsford. district No. p
Miss S. ENERGY Griswold of Brattleborc
was in town Tuesday to attend 'be
funeral of Mrs. Clayton Jones.-At the
business meeting of the Christian En-
deavor society held Tuesday evening with
MI and Mrs. H. A. Collins the following
oincers were elected: President, Miss
Edith Howe; vice-president, MISS Alice
i6Tiggs; recording secretary, MISS AVIS
ives; corresponding secretary, Miss Ruth
'iriswold; treasurer, Mrs Fred Summer
organist. Miss Lottie Sessions; chairman
or lookout committee. II. A. Collins
prayer meeting committee, II. w. Ferris
social committee. Mrs. II. A. Collins;
missionary committee Mrs. j. G. Wood
ruf.-Neshobe Grange went Tuesday
to visit the lodge in Pittsford and worked
the third and fourth degrees. Mrs
Clarissa Knox died Monday morning
about seven o'clock at her home on Uuior
street after n several weeks Illness Sh,
was q years Of age She is survived hy
two nephews and niece. who live in
oxford, y. II. The funeral was held
yesterday morning and burial was IN
orwell-Mrs. Irene Hopkins has
George Young.-Mrs. Irene Hopkins ha.
gone to the Proctor sanatorium. Pitts
ford, for treatment
Tho Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Fisher vor,
given pleasant surprise party ut the
Methodist parsonage Monday evening by
about 20 friends and ncichhors. They
were presented with s. in gold. Refresh.
ments were served and social evening
enjoyed. Camp Mossalamoo. Knights OF
King Arthur. held a banquet ut the Bran.
don Inn Tuesday evening. in honor OF
the Rev. W. V. Berg, who is soon tc
leave town.Byron s. Cotes, who has oc.
cupied the Simonds house on Pear
street. has gone to his sons in New York
Mrs. Cutos expects to return the latter
part of the wcek.-Frank T.. johnson
has purchased the printing business OF
ID. Eugene Woodruff.-Miss Avis Ives !.
assisting IN The Sessions variety Stor,
during the holiday season.-Mr. and Mrs
Harry w. Ferris gave house-w warmth
party Tuesday evening at their new
! home on Seminary hill About 10 mem
bers of the Grand Army, Sons Of Neter
ans and Ladies' Auxiliary attended anc
presented their host and hostess Will
/ a generous purse of gold. Whist wa.
played, refreshments served and
pleasant evening enjoyed Fred j
Kicker; went Yesterday to Nergcnnes
where he has emplOyment.-Henry MORN
returned yesterday from the Mar!
Fletcher hospital at Burlington.--A bust
ness meeting of the Congregations
Church and society is called for thi
evening at 1870 in the chapel to take ac
ton Oh the RESIGNATION of tho
pastor, the Rev. W. V. Berg, who la
accepted call to the associate pastoral
of the Pilgrim Church of St Louis. Mo
Following this meeting will be the pre-
iparatcry service.