Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05


poultncy.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Forest
are moving from tho Heminway house on
Court ST to the j. r. Cobb house On Sey-
mour street. Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb hav.
ing moved into their block on Main
lstreet. MIR. and Mrs Harry Cobb have
returned from 10 days wedding trip
spent in different places.--Theodorc
Ragore. who has been visiting in this
vicinity for the past few weeks. has
returne / to Boston.-W. w. Thomas
has returned from several davs in
Poultney.-Mrs. John Fradctte. who
has been visiting her children at Brat.
tleboro. has returned.
Arthur \. Brown has returned from
Eoston.-L. c. Russell is In Montpelier,
whor" he Will work In the office Of the
stat" taA commissioner for a few DAYS
H. 7. Woodward, who has been here for
few days with his family at the home
of his wife's parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
Williamson returned to his home Mon
day morning. His family will remain
FOR a few days.-George Eidder has
gone to Montpelier on business.
Wissell has gone to Boston, where he
Will remain for some time.--H j. HAYES
has returned from burlington, mis-
sonary barrel is being Lacked by the
missionary society Of the BAPTIST Church.
Contributions may be left at Mrs.
i5rough's on Main Street or at Mrs.
J. L. Rogers on Court street.-Miss
Matte Gravel has returned from YER
gernes.-Thc cattle shipment Monday
! consisted OF two carloads. Monday, mar
ket day. eggs brought A. cents and butter
20 to- 35 cents
The annual meeting Of the third ma
sonic district will be held in the Masonic
temple in this village to-day. commencing
at 2:So p. m. y Master Masons lodge
will be opened in form by Union Lodge
No ., Willis y. Cady, w NJ. at 500 p. nl
The Master Mason degree will be con-
ferred by Morning Sun Lodge. No. ;.
Henry y. Sollacc, w. NJ; review of the
| work. by W. Edwin l.. Wells, grand lee
turer. AT 600 p, m, a banquet will be
| served in the lodge banquet hall. At 30
| p m. the lodge will work the Master
Mason degree by Union Lodge, No. = An
address will he given by r. w. Charles
| II. Darling, deputy grand master. on
The Influence Of Masonry upon It,
! W
| Henry II. Ross. grand secretary. on "Our
Obligations" \ light banquet will be
served at the close Of the evening meet
Ing. The district comprises the following
lodges Dorchester. No !, Nergcnncs, A..
| W. McCuen, W. NJ: Union, No . Mid
dlehury, w. y. Cady. w. NJ: Morning
Sun. No. :. Itridport. II. y. Sollace. w.
NJ; Independence. No. 10 Orwell, H. l."
Allen, W. NJ; Libanus. No. Il. Bristol, Z.
r. Bingham, w. NJ; and Smonds. No SO,
| Shoreham, T.. r. Guyettc. W. M.--Frank
| Farnsworth, Jr., who has been visiting
In town. has returned to New York.-A.
J. Blackmer has returned from New York.
| The mill OF the Vermont Marble COM
| pany at Bedens, which has been shut
| down for the past few days on account Of
| n broken shaft. has been started up
| again. having been repaired.--Mrs. l.. NJ,
Morrison returned Tuesday night from
Albany, \. Y. after a three weeks visit
to the family of her son, NJ. c. Morrison,
of the First National bank OF Albany
| T. II. Brousseau OF HOlyoke. Mass, a
| former resident OF Middlebury, is in town
| visiting relatives-Miss Susan Bragg of
| Rutland IL In town for two weeks.-M. NJ.
| Mack Of Charlotte, "A former well known
resident of Middlebury and Shoreham, is
making a business visit in this vicinity
Among visitors here from out of town
| are Leroy NJ. Pierce of New Bedford
| Mas ss., r. II. Merrill Of Addison. j. f.
| Kingsley Of Rutland. r.. l.. Church OF
Burlington. Henry l.. Merriam of Wor-
| cester Mass, and Joseph Garnor Of Glens
| Falls. y. Y.-Mrs. Della Wlmmett Is visit
| ing in Fowler-G 5. Dade has gone to
| Bellows Falls, where he will remain until
the first of the new year.-C. NJ. Boyl,
has gone to Springfield, Mass where ht
| Will remain for some time.-At the regu-
lar meeting of Arrowanna Lodge. No 10
!. o. o. F., held i'm their hall in tho pyc'
block Tuesday evening. there was good
attendance and new members were giver
the degree. followed by banquet and so
cial hour.-Miss Nora Grady has gone
to the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment-Thc ladies of the various loca
missionary societies will hold folow-uI
meeting to the Home Mission week earl,
| H. December