Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13

the marble shop on troy street for 1900
octave Grassette has rented the Goddard
house on South Main street and tnoved
there. Mr. Grassette has recently sold
his hotel at Bedford, QUE. Leon Esty.
VINO was recently injured In an automo-
bile accident at Gardiner, Me, has re-
turned to his home here He is badly
bruised but not seriously injured ] w.
Rafter OF Gardiner, with whom he was
riding, was seriously injured 80 that
there are doubts of his recovery. e r.
Greene, superintendent of schools, will
hold public examination for teachers
In the high school building here to-
day and Friday.-The Ladies Benevolent
ana missionary society of the Baptist
Church will serve It's regular sumner
to-day from $50 until all are served -
The men of the Methodist Church served
their annual oyster supper in the dining
rooms of the church Friday evening and
there was large attendance-The Both
annual THANKSGIVING ball will be given
in the Richford opera house Thursday
evening, November q with supper ut
the American House. Music will be fur.
nished by Tinkers orchestra of st.
Johnsbury.-M Hazel Stone and Ciar-
ence Stone of Knowlton, Que, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs w. Max Lauder.
y unique entertainment will be given
in the Baptist Church this evening
at sis o'clock under the auspices of the
| Christian Endeavor and Epworth League
societies. Dontcho Atanasoff a Bulgarian,
will lecture on the Bulgarian wars, their
causes and present conditions He will
be accompanied by Miss Nedelca
Simeonova. n 1o-year-old Bulga rian child
Violinist.-Mrs. q. A. Hagen. who has
been visiting In California for a few
months returned Saturday evening Miss
rene Spooner of Enosburg Falls passed
the Weekend with Mss Martha Manuel.
Mrs. Peter Shangraw has gone to
Cowansville, Que.-Mrs. Ralph f. Austin
and daughter, Marjorie. Of Burlington
ar" visiting at the home of her uncle,
.. j. Flliot.-Mrs. Emma Shangraw, who
mas been living with Mr.. and Mrs Peter
ShanSraw. left for Chicago Friday, call
ed there by the serious illness of Mrs
Melhourn Shangraw, her sons wife.
About co Of the business men of Rich
ford gathered in the rooms of the Calu-
met club Tuesday evening upon invita-
ton Of l.. c. Leavens, president OF the
old board of trade, 1t was voted to re-
organize the old board OF trade Fifty
five mon at once subscribed as men,
bers and the following officers were
elected: President, H. G.. Comings. vice.
president George f. Read: secretary and
treasurer, Henry r. Rustedt executive
committee. s. W. Armstrong A. J. Liv-
ingston, S. r. Boright. and the president,
vice-president and secretary, ex-officio
1t was voted to take steps to incorporate
the Richford board of trade and the
president, Vice-president and secretary
were elected n committee to take out
articles of incorporation. The executive
committee was instructed to draft new
constitution and bylaws and present the
same at an adjourned meeting next Tues
day evening. The secretary was instruct
ed to solicit and accept the membership
Of such other business men as were not
present but who might wish to join the
oard.-Congressman Frank l.. Greene
of st. Adams was a visitor here Mon
day.-Hon. Harland II. Howe OF St Johns |
bury Is a business visitor In this place.
The condition of Mrs. Isaac Benjamin, |
who is Ill. is very low