Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-27
VERGENNES.

vERGENNES.
The Gage Cemetery Improvement So
ciety met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. II. n. Booth.--Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Browncll are spending some time with
his parents in Burlington.-Samuel jack
man liz ill.-Staunton Woodman. a student
at Harvard College, is spending n week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Woodman.-Miss Anna Middlebrook OF
Weybridge passed Easter with her
nephew, George d. Middlebrook.-At the
annual thank-ofering meeting of the
Home Missionary society Of the Con-
gregational Church Friday afternoon at
the parsonage 80 were present. A musical
and literary program was given. The
offering was SEQ. Refreshments we're
served.
Tho house, horse barn and COW barn
on the farm of Albert Larrow in Fer
risburg, occupied by George Evarts,
was burned to the ground Wednesday
March 10, with all the farming tools,
about 500 bushels of small grain. 500
baskets of corn, about 40 tons OF hay
and a quantity of ensilaEe. Tho horses
were saved with difficulty, and also
th' Iltuit II was hlSl blE-
covered in the loft OF the horse barn.
origin unknown. The property was
partially insured in the Vermont Nru-
tual.
Tho Spring Grove Camp Meeting assoc
citation held its annual trustee meeting
in Middlebury Thursday and decided to
hold the annual camp meeting this year
the last week in June. Ono day Of tho
,,,a,i. .,in - .~.l T. - -
national Sunday school work under the
charge OF DR.. H.. A. Durfee OF Burling-
ton. and one day will be open for d speak-
or on the grange work. II was voted to
grant the grounds to the Young Peoples
association rs usual.
The Easter offering at st. Paul's Church
for parish expenses and missionary work
was about sl@.-The Easter collection at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
was s~lls.-Edward stone OF Albany,
n. v, Ia visiting Mrs. L. A. Col
lins.-The condition OF Mrs. d. d. Har-
rls. who has been confined to the house
by a fall, Is improving There We're 10
peraons taken into tho CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday ~morning.-Thc Misses
Ada and Jennie Bristol OF Middle
bury are visiting their mother, Mrs. NJ. I.
Bristol, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II
{. Herrlck.-The c. BIS met Tues
day evening with DR.. c. II. Cole.-Mrs.
Fred Orven of Bristol is visiting her niece,
Mrs. Della Gough.-N. J. Boudrcau of
Middlebury was a business visitor here
Nonday.-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bristol
of Burlington We're Weekend visitors to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S. Bristol.
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. T.
Clark.-Miss Marjorie Lee will entertqi,
the G. G. C.'s Friday eveninE-Edith,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bristol.
has the measles,-The Alpha Deltas
met in the Methodist Church Wednes-
Gay evening Orville Carpenters house Il
under quarantine for measles.-Mr and
Mrs. Walter Middlebrook of Northtield
are visiting his parents. MI. and Mrs. I.
G. Middlehrook Ladies' Aid society
Of the Methodist Church will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. S. S. Cobb.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Tabor of Middlebury
/ assed Easter with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Tabor.-Mr. and Mrs. RAJ
mond Caisse Of Burlington visited his ia
ther. C. +. NJ. Caisse.
The last meeting of the season of the
las You Lik IT. club was held Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. W. X.
Warner. Miss Edna Ball and Miss Ada
Crosby assisting ia entertaining, Miss
Edith McGovern acting AS hostess. There
we're over +Gtnembers and guests present
The following program was carried out:
Roll call, responded to by quotations:
music, Mrs. Douglass; paper. "Children of
Other Lands" Mrs. Walter Dalrymple;
Tusic. Mrs. Y. w. Waterman; reading,
Mrs, Douglass; reading, Mrs. McGovern;
singing by three little girls, Betty War
ncr, Prudence Fish and Frances Wheeler,
dressed in Indian, Chinese and Dutch cos
tunes; music by ladies dressed in cos
tune. Refreshments We're served.-Miss
Mary Watt entertained her sunday school
class Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Anna Brush, who is soon to go to Shell
burnc. where her father, the Rev. G.. r.
Brush, has been called to he rector. A
musical and RHETORICAL program was
given. Games We're played and
refreshments served Hiram Moore
of Plattsburgh, y. y, is visiting
in town.-The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist
Church Will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. George Morgan.-Kingsley Wood
bridge of Arlington, Mass, recently Wis
Woodbrdge.-Miss katherine Fish Is i'll
with tonsilitis. -Michael Berry of Bur
l!ngton was In town Yesterday. NJ
Stella Burroughs, a student at Castleton
normal school, is passing her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Burroughs.