Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30
VERGENNES.

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vERGENNEs.
Tho centennial exercises Mt st. Paul
Church Thursday were largely attended
and many former Practitioners and WIS.,
iting clcrgvmen were present AT the
early celebration of the holy eucharist,
the Rev ". p. lie Grabau of Platts-
burgh. n. Y, WAS the celcbrant, assisted
by the rector. the Rev. George X.
Brush There was very large attendance
at the midday service and an able and
appropriate address was delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Grabau. former priest OF
the church. The other clergymen who
assisted in the service were me KEY.
Joseph Reynolds. rector of Trinity
Church. Rutland, ana the Rev. J. f.. Bold
of st. Stephens Church, Mddlebury. At
the midday service an offering OF $l2o
was received to add to the fund for pur-
chasing a new bell. In the evening a re-
ception was held at the city hall and
an informal literary program. consisting
of brief history OF the church by the
rector, followed by informal speeches Of
a reminiscent character by former rec
tors of the church.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Metho-
dist Church will hold n sale In the par
lors of the church Wednesday afternoon
and evening, December 6.-Miss Winfred
q. Knowles who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Kingsland for the past
six weeks returned to her home In
Potsdam, y. Y. Monday.-Mrs. George
Gillette OF South Hero is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Barnard
e.. r. S. Pierce occupied the pulpit In
the Baptist Church Sunday In the alb
sence OF the pastor.-Miss A. T. Hunt
ington left Saturday for Hyde Park,
Mass. where she will pass the winter
with her niece.-The monthly business
meeting of the Epworth League of the
Methodist Church will be held Friday
evening at the parsonage. This will be
followed by sociable.-Mrs Foster Is
passing week in Burlngton.-Mrs.
Charles Parker Of Chicopee Falls. Mass,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudson.
Miss Celina Young Miss Bertha Gran
dey, Miss Bella Eagan and the Misses
blanche and Rhea Patno attended the
dancing class at Middlebury Thursday
cvening.M. j. Graves of Brandon, a for
mer clerk In the store of r. l.. Kings
land. was his guest Saturday.-Guy
Bushey killed 250-pound buck in Starks-
boro Tuesday.-Miss Lauretta Hale Of
| Orange. y j.. is visiting her sister. Mrs
; George X Brush.-Mss Hattie Bennett
of Pittsford passed Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Alexander Bennett.-The
| Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Episcopal
! Church held sale of fancy and
| useful articles Wednesday evening in the
parlor of the church.-Pierpoint Lodge,
\ -, Dot, cd tba do
gree on two candidates Friday evening
! and afterwards partook of a venison sup
| per The venison was furnished by DR.,
| c. II. Cole. T. G Norton and II. w. Day,
WHO each secured buck in Goshen. All
the deer killed by the party were large
ones the one killed by II. w. Day weigh
inG 500 pounds and the other two being
over 200 pounds.
Miss Gonevieve Maldoon has gone to
New York city to pass the holidays with
her brothers. Richard and Henry Maldoon
! Mrs. John l." Pecue of Ferrsbure Is
helping care FOR her mother, Mrs. w, NJ
| Narney. who IL ill.-Mrs. ". =. Fisher
was called 20 Kalamazoo Mich, by the
serious illness OF her daughter.-Mrs
| MARY Wyman is visiting her sister Mrs
| Howard. Of Fair Haven.-Mr and Mrs
| W. J. Morrow went Tuesday to Sand
| gate to pass Thanksgiving with his
| parents.-The Lash brothers of Burlington
! have rented the store in the Gaines block
| formerly occupied by 7. Neville, and viii
| open five and ten cent store in the .Icar
! future
The Rev George Pomfrey has received
n call from the BAPTIST church of Yves,
Derby to become its PASTOR. T.. Nash
has moved his family from Waltham
Mass, to the II. G. Herrick house on
Maple street and has entered the en-
Iploy of l.. F.. Benton & company.--rhis
evening a dance will be held at city hall
and the music will be furnished by
| Daieneaults's orchestra.-Mr Edwin
Lewis passed Yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs s. W. Hindes OF Burington.-J. A
Harrington has returned from Old Point
Comfort. Va. much improved in health go
George Woodward has moved to Cabot
George Dugan OF New York is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Alex Blanchard.-Philo
men. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Plankey, is ill.-The following members
of the high school football team have
lSeen awarded a V: Yattaw, Smith. Grif
fin, Grandey Waters. Adams. orr. Fish
lTatro. Day, Rogers, Myers, Crane.-W
A. Scott is passing THANKSGIVING il
Randolph-John Caisse OF the medica
department of the University of Yer
mont is spending the Thanksgiving re
cess with his parents. Mayor and Mrs
t., II. Caisse.-Lloyd, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Tyler, is reported to be Ill will
infantle paralysis Mrs. f. l.. Stewar
Of Morrisvile and Miss Florence Chaffe
OF Barre are visiting their daughter AM
sister. Mrs. r. l.. Barrows-Miss Juli
Carter of Mddlebury College is passin
the Thanksgiving recess with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J, Cartcr,-4Mr. an
Mrs, j. j. Barnard visited their daughter
Mrs. George Gillette. OF Grand Isle yes
terday.-The high school team will pla
, the State Industrial school team on tn
fair grounds this afternoon.--W c
| Watts of the University of Vermont
, in town.
BRISTOL.
r. ]. Clark returned in from Proctor.
vile Frday.-Mr and Mrs Rex Gree
, of Monkton were guests of Mr. and Mr.
w y. Cove Friday and Saturday-Ralp
OBryan Of South Bristol shot "A de,
Friday.-Thc Murray family at the ca:
end Of the village are quarantined f
diphtherla.- Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Patterso
= left Monday for Buffalo. N Y, goir
from there to Mount Clemens. Mich
for the winter.-Mrs Phelps Nash of Ne
Haven was a guest Of Mr. and Mrs
T. Hanks over Sunday,-The quarantir
has been removed from the house Of II
McKinnon family. who have been III wit