Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-04
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JERICHO.
Mrs. Carl Goodwin of Montpelier has
been visiting Mrs. n. II. Goodwin for -.
lew days.-Mrs. G. r. Hulburd ana
LLOYD Hulburd went Monday to Water
>ihe 10 visit relatves.-Miss Lottie Sim
clair has gone to Somerville, Mass to
spend two weeks with her uncle-Les,or
vincent Is visiting relatives IN johnson -
-Mr heeler spent Sunday with his family
In South Horo-Mrs. NJ. L. Washburn.
VINO mas been spending the winter in
the Hawaiian islands. has sailed for
Japan and will reach there this week in
time for the Cherry festival-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Scrbner of New York OK
pect 10 open their cottage at the Barber
iar'h LOT a part Of this month-'rhe con-
lultioh OF Mrs. Hannah Chates which hos
oeeh CRITICAL for several days, remained
unchanged Tuesday.-I. j. :, hite of Bur.
hhston spent Sunday with his parents,
MI. and Mrs George White-The dele
gates to the republican State convention
are John Smith. Buel II. Day and
Chauncy II. Iiayden.-E. II. Como has
mad telephone installed in his house
MRS. Martin II. Packard is with Mrs.
L.. W. Rice for few weeks-Miss Ellen
fr'or of Burlington Is visiting Miss Lena
Narney-Mr. and Mrs. Buel II. Day en-
tertalned large number OF the young
people of the village at their home. sill
YER Naples" Saturday evening with a
sugar party in honor OF their grandchil-
dren. Miss Dorothy and Master Carl Day.
Games and music added to the pleasure
OF the evening.-The Rev. A. G. Nutting.
VINO was recently given a call by the
Baptist Churches here and at Essex Gem
ter. has accepted and will begin work
the week of the 18th Mr.. Nutting comes
here from montgomery. He is married
and has two young daughters He is to
occupy the Baptist parsonage. The com.
ing Of Mr. Nutting makes three young
ministers for the respective church Their
predecessors were all men of middle age
Mr.. and Mrs. Heand Leach Of North
Cambridge have been visiting their
daughter. Mrs. A. II. Packard.-R. w.
Brown was at home from burlington over
Sunday.-Mrs. L. G.. Terril went Tuesday
to Johnson-Nliss Myrtle Alger will
teach in Essex this spring-Miss Elsie
Joy returned to Burlington after IA short
visit with her parents. Mn. and Mrs. A
Il. Joy.-Miss Bruce OF West Charleston
who teaches In Essex. is visiting Mrs
IF. p. Percival.-The Rev. William Cash
more attended the meeting Of the Con-
gregational clergymen in Burlington
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Jackson
and Mrs. w. f. Buxton were in Bur-
lington Tuesday to attend the grand
, opera.-The Congregational Sunday
school Will meet at 1890 Sunday and the
regular church service will be held at
the usual hour. All evening services at
, the church are now held at r:3O o'clock. -
A final rehearsal for the sacred cantata
will be held In the church Friday even
ing.-Mrs. T.. b. Williams Will entertain
the Woman's Home Missionary society
at her home Friday afternoon and Mrs
i. H. a Percival will lead.-The Rev. j.
7. Buzzell preached at the Baptist
Church in Colchester Sunday and con-
| Quoted the union evening service here
Easter will he observed at the Baptis,
Church Sunday morning at 1880 with q
sermon by the Rev. ]. Il. Buzzell and
the music will be as follows: Organ pre-
Jude; hymn. "On Calvary anthem
, why Weepest Thou" soprano solo and
, chorus; response. AN Faster Iitany;'
| offertory. "a prayer for Faith soprano
solo; duet. "Oh. Sacred Head" soprano
and alto.-Mrs. Harriet Cleveland and
son. Orlo. of Westford. have been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Ralph Dyer, at G.
w. Foster's.-F. s. Tomlnson's Sunday
school class OF the Congregational Church
4 met Tuesday evening in the social room
of the church and organized the class
with the following officers: President
t e. Bailey brown: vice-president, Miss
, Helen Cashmere; secretary, Herbert Nat
. tress, treasurer. Miss Dorothy Day: mem
bership committee: Miss Phyllis Brown
Miss lila brigham, Edward Narney, Her.
bert Mattress; missionary committee Miss
Bessie Percival. Miss Myrtle Alger Lloyd
iiulburd. J. Henry Nattress.-Ralph Dyer
Iwho recently came here from Maine, Is
= employed IN the mill of s. l., Curtis
Mr. and Mrs W. " ~ Ring and W. w
Ring were in Essex Junction Tuesday tC
attend the funeral of Homer Ring.-War
. ron PARADE is working for II. Il. White
through sugaring--Ncary foot of snow
l0l Monday night and Tuesday, and
sleiGhs were out Wednesday, even large
loads of logs being drawn on sleds. The
village snow pillow was obliged to pillow
on, the streets. Two years ago at tins
time sugaring was over and farmers were
AT work on their land.-Mrs b. L, Haw
ley. Reginald Hawley and the Misses
Florence Buxton and Bessie Perciva' al
tended the musical festival IN Burlington
: Tuesday and Mrs. j. p. Hunter MIS- w
y r. Curtis and Mr., and Mrs. N. A. bux1el
), were in attaRdance Wednesoay-'h
school directors have met and school
In oushout the town will open April
for ten weeks with the same teachers
y, WEST BOLTON.