Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08
IN VERMONT
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and is cloudy days.--Mr Hurley. post
office inspector, was in town last week
and initiated Postmaster Tyler into
some of the intricaces Of the postal
banking system which he Is to inauSur-
ate soon.--Thc Twitchc Lumber com
pany expect to have Mr. Marsh's flume
and wheel house completed in another
week, after wlich 1t has hcen decided to
remove as mach Of the old dam as posi-
bic 80 1t may not he a menace during
period of high water.-Miss Anna
Chaplin was severely burned January ~
about the bands and arms by hot lard
from a kettle she was removing from
over the fire.
The body Of Mrs. Gratia Eldred. who
died Saturday morning at the home Of
her son. Frank Il. Eldred, In Burlington,
WAS brought here Monday afternoon and
the burial service was held in the Bap-
fist church, Mrs. Eldred is surv1de by a
sister, Mrs. John Fish of this town and
two brothers. DR. B. J. Kendall of Cen
eva, Ill.,, and H. d Kendall of this place.
MIR. and Mrs. Harris shower of Bur-
lington spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs.
Showers parents MIR. and Mrs. II. L..
Shover.-Miss Helen Tyler returned to
New York Monday evening after few
days with her brother. r. j. Tyler.-Next
Sunday is to be observed at the Mctho-
dist Church as Lincoln Sunday. when
the pastor will give n lecture on "Abra-
ham Lincoln, the Source of His Power"
The funeral party accompanying the re-
mains Of Mrs. Gratia Kendall Eldrcd con-
sisted of MIR. and Mrs. +. Il. Eldred. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hudson of Burlington.
The Rev. W. ]. Clark, assisted by the
Rev Il. A. Legg ofiiciated at the funeral
Music was furnished by "a quartet con-
sisting Of Mrs. A. A. Aseltine, Mrs. w. Il.
Fuller, c. Fl. Abel and W. II. Yaw, with
c. T.. Rawson at the organ. They rem
dered When Life Is Done" Beyond the
Clouds and go to Thy Rest In Peace
Tho bearers were four nephews. H. .
Springer. DIR. G. G. Abel. Emil {. Ken
dali and Hobart NJ. Kendall. The burial
was beside her husband in Main Street
cemetery.--The Missisquoi Ministerial as
ISOLATION met with the Rev. f. ID. Miller
Monday. There were present beside the
resident clergy w. 7. Forsythe and W.
Il. Douglass of Richford J. c. stevenson
and c. ]. Peterson of East Berkshire and
r. A. Jones Of West Enosburg. The Rev
W. j. Clark had paper on "The virgin
Birth and the Rev. +. ID. Miller on The
Inspiration Of Scripture The next meet
ing will be with the Rev. f. A. Legg the
first Monday in March.-C. l.. Mason re-
turned Monday evening from 10 DAYS
trip to New York during which he at
tended the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Druggist Syndicate, in which he is
&, stakeholder.
The Enosbure Falls Poultry associa-
ton met in Or. l.. w. Clough's Office
Monday evening and adopted bylaws and
discussed plans 1t was decided to hold
a poultry show the coming autumn ana
to issue poultry paper this spring.
Several members were received.-A party
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Glib
son, Mr. and Mrs. r. ID. Cushman. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Il. Mitiguy. Mr. and Mrs.
X. j. Mears. w. l.. Gardner. II N. Jen-
nings, the Misses Margaret Scanlon and
Linnie Budd enjoyed a sleigh ride to
.Abercorn, =. c.. Sunday.-Mrs. Mary
Chaffee is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Blair. in North Troy.--Fred Blair has
entered the employ of w. V. Phelps &
Co. in their harness shop.-The musical
clubs of Norwich University will give a
concert in Opera hall this evening"
Harold Ballard of st. Adams was in
town over Sunday.-H. J. Benoit. who
froze nine toes while playing hockey in
RichfOrd last Thursday, is improving. -
Thomas Gilbar is confined to the house
by illness.-E. NJ. Mitchell Is out after
threatened attack of pneumonia. though
not yet able to work.--The condition Of
Mrs. w. II. McAlster who has been i'll
for nearly 10 weeks. is not improved
Nicola Colonna, cheese maker, has
entered the employ Of the Wachusett
Creamery company.