Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-01
VERGENNES.

VERGENNES.
In tho county division superintendent
reports at the Addison County sunday
School association January "a, r. II.
Holmes reported an increase Of work in the
hons department, which resulted in an in
crease Of membership from 39S last year 10
40 this year. Miss Rcna Avery reported on
mission work. The district treasurer. NJ
4. Thomas. reported all bills paid and
balance OF s30.33 in the treasury. The
afternoon session closed with the quiet
hour led by the Rev. S. s. Cobb Of Yer
gennes. At the evening session the devo-
tonal service was conducted by the Rev.
T.. W. Hallowell of Weyhridge. The adj
dress by Prof. f.. a. Lambert Of Middle
bury on The sunday School as
Guardian OF Peace was forceful.--
Henry Lyman Adams died Wednesday
Jan. p after a few days illness with
pneumonia. aged Al years Mr.. Adams was
one Of family Of 10 children and his l.
the first death that has taken place. Vie
leaves q wife two daughters, Marion r.
and Theresa A.. one son, Lyman H.,
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. =. n. Adams.
eight brothers, Leon, Frederick. Clarence
and Rexford Of this city. william and
Ralph OF Nashua. n H., and Darwin Of
South Weymouth, Mass. and one sister.
Mabel. of this city.
Herbert. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Dawson. died Friday afternoon after a
10 years. He is survived by his parents.
one sister, Miss Edith and one brother
Roy-The ~ S. club will meet
c5,
afternoon, February Mrs. Nelson
Hayden has returned from a visit to her
father Irving Johnston, of Lexington,
Mass.George II. Bora. who underwent
a surgical operation at Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington an. Il. is re-
ported as doing well.--B. r. i'ed has been
| appointed administrator ard A i. Need
| ham and Joseph Carter appraisers Of the
estate Of the late clifford Patno.-Mrs.
! Julia Connors of Auburn. Mass. Is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Mary Ringer--At
| the meeting held Thursday evening at the
Methodist Church for the election of lay
delegates from the Nergennes and Ferris
| burg Methodist Episcopal Churches f.. !.
| Bristol was elected delegate and r. G.
! Ward alternately. c. Cotey and son are
pushing their numbering operations on
: the Nicholas Foster farm in Waltham
that they recently purchased. Thus far
! they have drawn to their mill below the
falls 100 loads Of logs and sawed out %. oc
feet Of pine lumber The condition )f
Mrs. A. ]. Bettinger is improving. Mrs
/ C. II. lngham is Ill and nurse from Bur
lington is caring for her.-Miss Ada
| roSby, Mrs. Kate Garno and daughte.
| Catherine. were In Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. Eta Harrington. ID. D. F., Of
, Arrawanna Lodge. No 10. Middlebury
, lodge. installed the officers of the Winona
Rebekah Lodge Wednesday evening a.
follows; y. G.. Mrs. Ella Hunt: " G.
Mrs Lillian smith; secretary, Mis-.
Mamie Meigs: treasurer. Mrs. Katherine
Dalrymple; warden. Mrs C. j. Snceden
conductor Mrs. r A. Bellows; chaplain
II. p. Slack. r. s. ~ c.. Mrs. NJ |.
Barton; l.. S. n. G.. Mrs, Charles Miller
!. G.. Mrs. battle Pratt o. G.. r. A
Bellows: pianist. Mss Flossic Warn ~
Music on the piano was rendered by Mis-
Flossie Varney At the conclusion q
the installation ceremonies Il banque
was held In the Grange hal,-Mrs. J. M
Alden Is passing the week IN Rutland viii
her husband.-Thc condition Of Mrs A. J
fsettinger Is improving. william an
Ralph Adams and Darwin Adams. NH
were called here by the death OF the,
brother. Harry l.. Adams. have re,urne
to their respective homes in Nashua
\. H.. and South Weymouth. Mass
The "As You Like 1t" club met Tues
day evening At the homo Of Mrs. W.
Bristol. Mrs. W. w. Bristol and Mrs
David Roberts assisting In entertaining
Program: Paper, The Makers OF Eng
lish Fiction" Mr.. J. H. Donnelly; read
ing from George Elliott. Miss Goldi
Munroe; music, club chorus: papel
Jane Austen" Mrs W. Il, Bristol
"Topsy Turvey." motion song. Re
frcshments were scrved.-J. Ware
Barnes of Troy, n. Y, was called her
yesterday by the illness of his fathe
Judge ]. W. Barnes. whose condition r.
mains about the same
BRISTOL
II, s. Jennings the janitor of III
! graded school building. who had h
shoulder broken a week ago. Is mpro'
, ling-The Outlook club will meet wit
. Mrs. Bristol February o-Tatro. Chas
& company are moving their stock
, goods to Salisbury. They expect to con
, Iplete the transfer by February ao.--Mr
A. j. Crane has received SIS from II
=, state on the death OF her husban
through w. e. Dunton Post q. A. r.
A Mr.. and Mrs, a. S. Roscoe and MIR. ar
Mrs. Charles Spaulding Of Panton, NJ
4 and Mrs George Roscoe. Mr.. and Mr.
= lC. w. Sprague and Mr.. and Mrs T..
Dixie OF Bristol were guests of the Ho
Il ". a. Lawrence Friday.
. Mr.. and Mrs Howard Wright visit
Mr.. WriRhts parents In Weybridge ov
n Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sayl
u have returned to Enosburg Falls after
=. few weeks with Mr.. Sayles's sister. MI
u Edith Mix, who accompanied them
y their return.-Ray Newton. the magicia
will give an entertainment in Holley HI
n Monday evening. February .. under t
auspices of the |. q, o. F.-Mrs. r.
Palmer is improving from her rece
severe illness. mill yards are rapid
- filling up with logs Stove wood Is SELL
for from q to s. per cord.--The conditi