Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15

mittee. Mre. James A. Corey, Miss Daisy
Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Slocum. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Palmer; church organist
Miss Charlotte Mack; treasurer, G. w
RUSSELL recording steward, f. r. stod-
dard district steward, c. M. Russell;
committee on foreign missions, II. w.
Tracy. d. C. Smith, Mrs. ida Reed home
III. ssions and church extension, c. NJ.
Russell, J. v. s. Mack, Edward Russell;
Sunday schools. Elmer Slocum, Mrs.
Mary White. Miss Louise Gates; tracts,
Leo Irish, Alfredda Stoddard, Margaret
Tracy: temperance, Mrs. Ida Reed. II.
w. Tracy, End, c. NJ. Russell; education,
+. II. Stoddard, e. A. Knight. Robert
Parker; frcedmen's aid. ID. c. Smith, Is.
n. Mack, ]. A. Corey; hospitals, II. W
Tracy. End. Miss Daisy Russell, Miss
Matte Stoddard church records, ID. c.
Smith. ]. b. Bartlett; auditing accounts,
II. W. Tracy. Mrs. w. W. Irish; parson-
ago and furniture. Mrs. r. r. stoddard.
Mrs. F. u. Roberts. Mrs. Walter Palmer;
church music, Miss Mack. Miss Margaret
Tracy, Mrs. Walter Webster; estimating
PASTORS salary, II. W. Tracy, -. &.
Smith, F. IL. Stoddard; aid for conference
claimants, Mrs. C. NJ. Russell. Mrs j. A.
Corey. Mrs. W. II. II. Varney; tricr of
appeals, D. c. Smith. II. w. Tracy was
elected lay delegate to the lay electoral
conference in Saratoga in April and c.
NJ. Russell reserve delegate. G. NJ. Rus
sell was elected delegate to tho laymen's
association. The of1lt al board voted
unanimously for the return of the Rev.
w. B. Goodman as pastor for another
year.-The remains of Miss Lizzie Il.
Langdon were brought from Burlington
Tuesday for burial In the village ceme-
tery.-Mrs. Philis Sorrell and Joseph
1sedor were quietly married at st.
GATHERINGS Church Saturday morning by
the Rev. Father Campeau.-B. J. Bartlett
had the misfortune to break one OF the
bones in his left leg by being thrown from
a sled Friday.-The entertainment at
Trinity Church Saturday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Gale on "Songs and Stories II
the Redman' was the last one Of the
series of entertainments for this winter
The Shelburne high and grammar
schools had their annual sleighride
Tuesday night, going in two large loads
to Hinesburg, where Il supper was served
and n pleasant evening spent. They were
accompanied by the five teachers in the
schools and Mrs. Wood.The Thursday
evening prayer meeting will be held at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Irish.
The supper which was to have been held
at the Methodist Church Friday evening
has been postponed indefinitely. the
annual meeting Of the Shelburne Library
Building club Tuesday evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. j. A. Corey; vice-presldent Leo
Irish; secretary, Miss Charlotte Maeclt;
treasurer, Mrs. George Lewis; auditor,
the Rev. w. F. Weeks; business manager.
3. II. Mack; assistant manager, Lewis
Van Vliet.-The following horses arc en-
tered for racing Friday afternoon on
Meech's hay: Class A, Miller. Walter
Palmer; Puzzle. W. W. Irish; Shelburne
Girl. DR.. Rankes; The Winner. Dan Hur-
ley; ond Lily, Mckenzie; Lassie, Dr.
Stoddard. C.ass =, The Slip, W. Web
ster: Gee Whisz NJ. Webster; Blackbird,
John Peterson; Out, D. v. Goodsell; My
Girl. Holmes; Country Girl. C.. Johns;
Lookout, Root Porter Van Vliet. Glass
c, Billy W., T. Mitchell: Ice Boat, Bacon;
Don, Lawrence; Pathfinder, Smith;
Butcher Rov Noonan