Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-19

Kings Daughters met with Mrs. A.
]. Elliott Tuesday afternoon at 2.30
o'clock Stephen Jackson and Miss Mar
garet Gertrude Mckay were married at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Parker
Wednesday evening, September II, the
Rev. w. Il. Forsythc rector OF St AIMS
Episcopal Church. performing the ccre-
mony. Mr. and Mrs jackson have gone
to housekeeping in this place.--The
condition of Mrs Daniel Gross of
East Richford, who is i'll, continues crti.
cal.-Mrs J. Il. Stafford, who has been
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Aver, for some time, has returned to her
home In st. Adams the condition of her
father, who has been i'll, being consider
ably improved.-Albert Durkee of East
Richford has bought Back the farm which
he sold to Thomas I'ritch last spring.
Stephen jackson and Margaret Gertrude
Mckay, both of Richford, were married
Wednesday, Sept. II, at the home of l.. g.
Parker by the Rev. W. 7. Forsythe.
Mrs. Oscar McGregor is in LowcAj.--
Mrs. Mary e. Carpenter returned FRI
day evening from visit of three months
in Massachusetts. Connecticut and
Rhode Island.-Ralph Gibson has gone
to Orange, Conn, where he has a posi-
ton on large farm. Mr.. Gibson was
graduated last June from the Vail Agri-
cultural School at Lyndon.-The Rev.
j. *. Fuller of johnson was visitor
here last week. Mr. Fuller has resigned
his pastofatc of the Congregational
Church in johnson and is considering
| coming to Richford to residc.--Mr and
Mrs. Ralph r. Fairbanks of West Der
by visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Elliott
over Sunlay.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard W.
Arms are planning to leave here tho
nth for Los Angeles Cal. where they
expect to make their future home.-Dur-
Ing the first week of the fall term of the
high and graded schools of the village
the total enrolment was AZ This is
about the same as the first week of
school lust year. The enrolment Is ex-
pected to reach $50 in n few weeks.
| a sunday school rally and institute for
| the Sunday schools of Richford was held
in the Methodist Church Monday after
| noon and evening. The afternoon session
was opened with a devotional service, led
| by the Rev. w. O. Higley, followed by a
! conference on local work. with brief re-
ports by the Rev. W. r. Forsythe. the
| Rev. w. O. Higley. Miss Elizabeth Rus
teri, Homer II. Thomas and T. +. Greene
Then came a conference on the use of the
graded lessons. The Rev. w. T Forsy,he
| and Mrs. a. j. Elliot told of what the
graded lesson can do for the school, and
| this was followed by a discussion. The
evening session opened with Il praise ser
| vice, led by the Rev. ID. c. Guest The
| Rev. Morgan f.. Pcasc gave an address or
How to Get a Sunday School that Ac-
| complshcs Its Tasks" The Rev. II. a
| Durfee. d. D.. general secretary, then
gave an address on Sunday school work
and methods. News has been received OF
the death OF Edgar =. Story at his home
| in Minneapolis, Mimi. September H. Mr.
| Story is survived by his wife, Harriet C
| Farrar. a daughter of the late Harvey u
| Farrar of this place, one son. DIR. +. =
| Story of Grey Eagle. Mimi, two brothers
| Harvey A. and Herbert l.. Story OF st
Adams. and one sister, Mrs. II. +. CLARK
| of this place.