davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
LAMOlLLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE;.

Fred G Stowell, son of Mr. and Mrs
Henry G. Stowell, and Miss Agnes A
Clark of Enosburg, laughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Clark, We're united
in marriage at tie brides home Tues
day. January Z, the Rev. John steven
son performing the ceremony.-Mr,
and Mrs, Stowell have purchased the
McNan farm on the Wolcott road. and
after a short wedding trip have taken
possession of the fam.
A gam, Of basketball Saturday evening,
Boy Scouts VS. Stove freshmen, resulted
in a victory for the scouts, score. SO to
14-Niss Allie Smith OF Hardwtck passed
Sunday here with her sister Miss Blanch
smith Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Wheeler and
daughter. Miss Marion Benson Wheeler.
passed Sunday in Cadys Falls, guests OF
her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Warren.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Blair, who have been at HiEhgate for
some time, returned Saturday evening on
account Of the Ill health of Mr.. Blair
The committee in charge of the annual
masquerade dance to be given by lamoille
Lodge, y. T., O. p, is planning to hold
the dance about February l.-Distrtct
Superintendent the Rev. w. b. Duke
shire of St Adams preached at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning and
delivered a lecture Sunday evening be-
fore union meeting OF the Improvement
Glass and Congregational Brotherhood,-
Judge George NJ. Powers returned y
Montpelier Monday to attend the supreme
court.-Mss Eva Dewing went Monday
I to st. Adams for a few days.-O. E.
4 ri nP
/ who has spent a month with his niece
/ and nephew Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Munson.
/ left Monday for Pittsburg, Pa, where he
will remain month before returning
| home.-Mrs Cram is seriously i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. George
/ TiIlotson- Mrs Augusta Spauldlng is con-
fined to her bed by illness. Miss Mildred
! Cade Of st, Johnsbury was guest over
! Sunday Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wallace.-Mrs. Ralph Hub
bell Of Wolcott passed Sunday with her
brother and wife, Mr., and Mrs. Ray
Eaton.
Miss Saidee Smalley went to Johnson
Monday evening for a short stay,-James
. Cleveland of Wnitedeld, y, H., came
home Monday. evening for a short Vaca-
TONY. w. Rand of Hardwick passed
Monday night with his mother Mrs. a
b. Rand.-A game of basketball has beer
arranged between Morrsyille and Fort
Edward, n. Y, at Morrisvlle Thursday
evening, January l6-The Rev. w. f.
Baker was called to Rochester, y, Y,
Tuesday by the death OF his brother-in'
Iaw, .. +. Smith.-Nr and Mrs. q. d
Bacon left Tuesday for Montreal where
they will attend the 18th anniN ersary OF tn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
HYDE PARK.

The marriage Of Bertrand b. Bennett
and Mrs. Elizabeth Blodgett took place
Wednesday. January at the home OF the
brides mother on Church street. the Rev.
i. II. Trll performing the ceremony in
the presence Of the brides immediate
relatives. After a wedding breakfast Mr..
and Mrs Bennett went at once to their
new home on farm two miles out of
the village.
Miss Halle Gates has been called to
New Haven, Conn. by the serious ill
ness of her sister. Mrs. Shepard.
The Lamoille County National bank
held its annual meeting Tuesday,
electing these directors; c. s. Page,
Page of Hyde Park. II. T. Brigham of
bakersfield, I. I. Pearl Of oklahoma
and l.. V. Smile OF Cambridge. Tie
organization was completed By elect
ing c. S. Page president, II. NJ Nc
Farlani. president, II. \. Noyes,
cashier, T. Finnegan. hookkeeper,
Miss Blanche Brigham teller, Miss
Sara Chaplin stenographer-The Hyde
Park Savings bank elected at its an
nual meeting Tuesday c. 5. Page,
r. s. Page, d. H. Scribner. r. w. HUI
burd, Fl. NJ Mcfarland, Hyde Park, S.
A. Fife, Wolcott, A. A. Pike. stowe,
trustees The organization is c. 5
Page, president, H. M, Mcfarland
Vice president. F. NJ Culver, trcasur-
er. Mrs +. NJ. culver, accountant -
Glenn Perry has gone to Woodsville
n H., where he has employment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Charles y. Mcssier. who under
went serious operation at the Sherwood
sanitarian few weeks ago, died at her
hom, here early Monday morning. Tho
funeral was held in the Catholic Church
"Wednesday at ten O'Clock. Mrs. Messier
has been sufferer for long time. she
leaves husband and one daughter, Mrs.
Marshall Durham, besides five sisters
and four brothers. This Is the first death
amon4 the James Wood children and the
youngest is over 40 years of age
Charles and George Wood of Barre were
called here Saturday by the serious ILL
ness of their sister, Mrs. Messier.-The
Dramatic club gave THE County Min
i.tcl" to a good sized audience in Shell
don Friday evening, and goes to High
gate Friday evening and to West Berk-
shire Wednesday cvening.-Madam whit
ney. who has been ill., Is much improved
several from this place attended tbs
funeral of II. NJ. Davis of East Highgate
Wednesday. Mr. Davis was a member OF
the Masonic lodge here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
FAIRFIELD.

About IS couple attended the dance I'M
der the auspices of the Fairfield orChes-
Mrs II. :. Gilbert who is Ill, is
considered about the sAme.-The Misses
Ina and Pearl shannon of Highgate are
visiting their aunt Mrs. Clayton Stuthe-
beam. III. Allen Soule, who has been in
Boston for a few weeks, has returned
George Symons mas begun work for II.
$. Soule drawing milk from Fairfield to
East Fairfield for the Alden Brothers.-
Miss Nellie McEnany and Doris Babcock
OF New York, who have been visiting at
tie home of Miss McEnIny's parents,
have rcturncd.-J. p. Berry, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever, IS considered bet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
FAIRFAX.

The Sunday school board of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church was pleasantly en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the home
Of the superintendent. S, w. Brush. After
a social hour and supper the following
officers We're elected: Superintendent, S.
w. Brush; assistant superintendent, 4.
n. Southland; secretary, Mrs G. l.. Butler;
treasurer, Mrs. r. W, Taft; correspondent
secretary, Mrs. c. w. Brush: chorister,
George Lawton librarian, Miss Ruth b.
Butler; assistant librarian, Miss Marjory
Vincent; teachers primary department,
Mrs. II. b, Bellows, Mrs. F. a. Petty,
Mrs. A. Emery; intermediate department,
Mrs. G. l.. Butler, Mrs. H. NJ Gregory,
Mrs. c. w Brush. Mrs. A. n Southard
adult department. Mrs. w. ID. Stewart,
the Rev. s. S. Brigham. Mrs. +. Daniels,
II. f. Giddings, c. II. Brush The school
Is financially in good standing. M. l.,
Hicks and c. S. Howard were In St
Adams Saturday on business.-The stores
will close Thursday evenings at six
o'clock, beginning Thursday.-E *
Montague Is confined to the house by i'll
ness.-John Shea has gone to Troy, ~ Y.
for medical advice-Fay Hunt Of ESSEX
Junction was n business visitor in towr
Saturday.-Edward Maxfield who ha.
been seriously Ill with pneumonia /!
! gaining slowly,-There Will be a public
! dance ('arDpDtpr'l hall EriIov ,,iylf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Loron NJ Burdick of New York
city and If Grand Isle gave large recep-
ton and tea for her daughters, the Misses
Hazel Lucille BurdiCk and Lorraine Craw-
ford Burdick, at her home 1901 S..
Nicholas avenue on Saturday, January II.
Those who received with Mrs Burdick
and her daughters We're Mrs. Frank M.
Dunn and daughter. Mss Helen Little
Dunn of Mt Ksco, n. Y, and Mrs,
Marshall Carleton Pease of New York
city. Assisting in the dining room We're
the Misses May A. p Smith, Claire B.
Steinhilber, NJ. Otille Steinhilber, Eta
Hogg. Agnes NJ Deinke, Alice d. Conger
Helen Calhoun, Mabel Weed. Florence
Ford A Helen Kellar and Helen Merry
man. The rooms We're decorated with pink
roses and there was a musical program
dance for the younger set followed IN
the evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16

been postponed until January 30.-Miss
Della Briggs has been spending several
days in aWterbury and Burlington. Mr.
and Mrs c. n. Labounty were in Georgia
Saturday and Sunday.-Dr. George II.
Newton ana x. -. Smith were in Bur
llngton Monday.-Earl Boyce of New
York is visiting his sister Mrs. A. y.
Cutting. Gaines and son of Enos-
burg Falls spent Sunday with his wife
at n n. Lang's.-Mrs. n NJ. Smith en-
tertained several ladies from Fairfax at
her home Monday evening. Miss May
Curtis and Tcllas Stone were married
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of the
bride, the Rev. G. s. Hubert officiating
After "a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Stone wi reside In CamhrLden
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16

evening the officers Of the Auxiliary of
the s. Of V.--The services of the mid
winter convention began at the A. g.
church Tuesday and will continue over
Thursday Fred Small was called to
Middlebury Tuesday by the death Of his
uncle, william Bennett-Nrs. e. M.
Silloway went to IIardwick Tuesday, call
ed there b. the illness Of her brother
w. l.. White.-Miss Agnes Lnehan Of
ST. Adams, who has visited friends here
during the past week, went Tuesday to
Portsmouth, n. H., for stay Of a month
with friends-The parish supper of the
congregational Church has been post
poned indefinitely on account OF the
pastor the Rev. w. T. Baker, being
called away.
D. II. winslow. U. S. superintendent
of road construction, will speak at a
union meeting here February ana
Will pass Sunday in town. lie helped
organize the great movement In Ben
nington county and It is hoped good
results will be the oWcome.-The
basketball team from Fort Edward,
n. Y. who play p. A. here this evening
has lost but one game in the past
three years.-The many friends of
! Harold II. Fisher will be interested
to learn that he has resigned his posi-
ton as Instructor at Blackhall, Conn
/ to accept a more lucrative one at
/ Mercersburg, Pa. This school has 400
students and Is one of the largest
private schools in the country. MIR
| Fisher will teach classical Englisr
and have charge of the academy mag.
azine-The Delta Alpha class of tn,
Methodist Episcopal Church will mee'
with Mrs. Maud Jones on Court stree
Wednesday evening, January 90 Thi.
is the annual meeting and the election
of officers will take place.-Miss Eliza
beth Stone has returned from twt
weeks visit in Maiden Mass.--Th
ladies of the Methodist Church viii
serve supper next Wednesday,
business meeting will be held at fou
o'clock Mrs. G. f. Smith passe
Wednesday in Burlington.-Jaco
Goldthwait left Wednesday for DIX
Vile Notch, n. H, where he will hav
employment on the farm where Georg
II. Terrill is In charge.-Dr and Mrs
George c. Rublee of IIardwick wer
guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs W
NJ. Sargent.-Harry Smith. who ha
sold the +. A. Hastings farm to Nj
Bailey Of Wolcott, is moving to tn
John Utton house on Maple street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16

,.-,, - = ~ TI.
udS evening W -, ..,
perintendent oil ''' ''''' az 81
Eehhes' The S''' 7e VI
Mrs H. D. far''''', III VI
the local W. g. J. ,' was en-
tertained in th' '''' n..aI, ~
me CONDITION OF ,,, .n',..' nv "''
pee" SERIOUSLY '' .,i.,,,,,. t,,,,,.a,,., wv.
tne past week - .lD. ~
non " Mcf '''''.' ..,,,,,t,.a
~ D. l!"'' S,,,do,, ,,,aa >,.a..
, .nelr lai'l'''S ,,',,,o,,,, = i", ,,,,',.,
',',, ~, ~ ,t,.r,n
Vi M'SS A"'''' -, -, nrot,,,.,, -.....,
Nv HBHtll@ ''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16

Tie Congregational Church in Grand
Isle will have their annual oyster sup
per Friday evening, January 17-Miss
Sara Chamberlain entertained party Of
her young friends with music and games
last Friday evening. Light refreshments
were served. Mrs. j. S. Allen Is recov-
ciing from n severe illncss.-The Rev.
Mr. Allen will held service next Sunday
afternoon ut the usual hour.-D. NJ Will
coXs family are i'll. Mrs Frank Wright
has been caring for them.-The Catholic
society are to have an oyster supper in
the town hall January Mrs. Lucy
Pcatl Is very comfortable-Mr and Mrs.
Wlmore Tudhopc visited friends in North
Horo TUESDAY. II. A. Briggs is I'll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA MOTTE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Isle La Motto Telephone com
pany was held January S. The following
directors were elected: Mrs II. II.
Skoels, w. f. Hill, NJ. s. Thomas, n. w.
Fisk, Or. J. s. King. At the directors
meeting the following officers were elect
cd: President, w. +. Hill; Wce-presi-
dent NJ. S Thomas; general manager
Dr J. $. King; secretary treasurer, Mrs.
II. Il. Skccls; auditor n. w Fisk. The
company is moving the central office into
new quartcrs.-Mrs. II. II. Skcels has
gone to Montpelier to attend the recep-
ton given by Mrs. Fletcher and Miss
Fletcher and will visit Mortified before
her return.-Miss Mary Montgomery re-
turned home Saturday after two weeks
in Burlington.-Mr and Mrs Theodore
Flcury and daughter Of st. Adams arc
visiting In toWn.-Alds O. Hall of Bos-
tor was called here January by the
sudden death of his brother, Dyer Hall.
w hilc Misses Katie Early and Ruth
Pike were driving home Saturday and
while passing James Jarvis house his
dog ran out and frightened their horse,
which ran away. Both girls were thrown
out. Miss Early received n broken collar
bone, while Miss Pike escaped with slight
bruises. The sleigh was Gamaged.-The
funeral Of Dyer H. Hall was held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Friday after
noon, the Rev G.. ". Westcot officiating.
' h. services at the grave We're conducted
4 by the Woodmen society. The floral Of
fcrinEs were many and beautiful. Mrs.
.ena Montgomery was home from Bur-
lington last week. She returned to Bur-
hngton saturday accompanied BY Mrs.
Melvin Hille.-The seectmcn have issued
a warning for a second special town meet
! ing to sea if the town will vote to APP
! propriate 90 cents on the dollar of the
grand list, and to repay each tax payer
who has paid taxes at the rate Of e
per cent, such seems as are r excess OF
=. n.r E.nt 90 ~. nd lit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
MONTE OMERY CENTER.

The funeral of Fred Lumbra was held
Tuesday AT the Catholic Church with
large attendance, the Rev Father cote
conducting ard preaching an excellent
sermon IN English. The Sacred Heart So
c,ety. the Catholic order OF Foresters,
and the independent Order of Foresters
attended the service ir a body, Mr.. Lum-
bra Was member OF all Of these So
cietics. lie died ut the Mary Fletcher
HOSPITAL Saturday night after an opera
tion-The Rev. Father Cote went to St
Adams Tuesday aitemoon-F. Z. Hut
chin. started his new log hauler Satur-
day for the first time, 1t is run by gaso-
line 1t is said to be the first and only
bauIer IN the state. II was built in
Maine.-Miss Nettie Dow OF Burlington
T., In town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
JOHNSON.

Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Mudgett of Morris
vile spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Manchester.-Mr and Mrs. c. II.
Stearns and Prof. l.. r. Allen went to
Boston Friday to purchase furniture for
the dormitory. William Hayford was
married last week to MIS-. Elidea Rivers
They have commenced keeping house in
the old Hayford store.-The Berlin Mills
company have commenced shipping their
spruce logs to their mill in Berlin y II.
George Livermore remains about the
same.-I. l. Pearl is to leave for his win
ter home in Ardmore. Oklahoma. in a
few days for an absence of a few weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16

Michael McGue of Underhill. Mrs Maher
was we'll known in this part of Vermont,
being native of Fairfield, where sh,.
lived until % years ago She was rs years
Of agc.-Fred j. Blair of Enosburg Falls
and Miss Mary f. Patterson of East Boil
ton, Que, were married in Richford Jan
uary by Il. a. Cungcr, justice of the
pcacc.-A son was born January to Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Crawford of Woodstock
ont, formerly of Richford During the
year 1912 there We're 60 births, "A deaths
and Al marriages in Richford
The oiliccrs-clect of Richford lodge, No.
%, X, of r., are: Chancellor Glenn f.
Wilson; vice-chancellor, w. G. Campbell
prelate, A. n. Clapp; master of work, c.
NJ. Boright, keeper of records and seal,
T.. !. Livingston; master of exchequer,
Walter NJ COons; master-at-arms, D. NJ.
Marr-The grammar department of the
graded school of this village opened
Tuesday morning with Miss Mary Mont
gomery Of Isle la Motto as substitute
teacher for this week, The third grade
was opened Monday morning with Miss
Aura MIDGET of this place as substitute
teacher for the week. This arrangement
was made Saturday after announcement
| had been made that there would be nc
schools in these rooms this wcek.-The
| following officers of Richford lodge, n
| Is, ! O. r, have been installed; Noble
| grand Jesse Conger; vicc-grand, the
/ Rev. u. G.. Guest; corresponding secre-
/ tary. G. w. Garvin; financial secretary
/ A. W. Curtis; treasurer, II. O. Holt
Washington Rcbekah lodge, No. "a, has
4 4l,n on.
suing year, Installed Thursday evening
by Mrs. G. V, s Rhodes. deputy presi-
/ dent. assisted by Mrs. II. f. Mooney
/ grand marshal: Noble grand, Mrs. Eliza
/ Draper: vicc-grand. Mrs. Nellie Morse
recording secretary, Mrs. +. X. Shattuck
financial secretary, Mrs. L. l.. Child
treasurer Mrs. S NJ Simons; past grand
Mrs. G.. W. Garvin; warden, Mrs. L. d
Woodward; CONDUCTOR Miss Essi'
Mitchell; inside guard, Mrs. Ezra La
Gour, outside guard, Mrs. l.. ID. Rowlcy.
benjamin Franklin Hendrix, aget
GO years died of pneumonia Mondaj
evening at six o'clock. after an Hines!
of four days. The funeral will b,
acid in the Methodist church Thurs
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock, the Rev
ll q. Guest officiating, and the buria
will be in Hillside cemetery. Besil,
his wife, Mr. Hendrix is survived b!
six sisters, Mrs Fidelia Wright, Mrs
Allen Stanhope and Mrs. \. w. Curtis o
this town, Mrs Sophia Frances Wrigh
of West Derby, Mrs. Sarah Bickfor,
Of Glen sutton, Que. and Mrs. Lydia
Stanhope of Isle La Motte.--The Lin
coin impersonation, by Benjamin Cha
pin, advertised to have been given ii
Aver opera hall Monday evening. wa
called off AMI the money refunded t.
ticket holders. Mr.. Chaplin misse'
connections and could not reach Rich
ford. l.. Slater of West Point, III
is visiting his aunt Mrs. A. L. Moore
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Saturday evening about SO OF the MEM
bers Of the Second Congregational Church.
and others gave Il reception to the Rev
II f., Harmed and his bride, Immediately
following their return from their we'd
ding trip. The reception was held from
eight until 10 O'Clock at the Second Con-
EDUCATIONAL church, OF which Mr.. Harmed
is pastor. the church having been APP
priately decorated 10 green and white
for the occasion. In the receiving line
with Mr. and Mrs. Harmed We're the Rev.
and Mrs II. c. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs,
Samuel A. Harmed and Mr.. and Mrs A.
c. Grtswoid, Lunch was served in the
lecture room. Instrumental music was
rendered by Miss Marion Cornell and Mrs.
NJ. S. Hawley, followed by The Rosary"
sung by Mrs. NJ. a. Shaver Of Danvers,
Mass. The bride was Miss Lydia A.
niger OF Davenport, Ia, for several years
rational field secretary of the Congre-
gational building society.
ID. H. Watkins, who has been seriously
Ill, Is immporinVg and also Mrs. Mary
Morgan, who is Ill at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. George Gilmore.-H. NJ
Cornell, who has been i'll several weeks
is improving, but IS not yet able to be
out.-The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Martin Is seriously I'll with pneu
monia folowingthe measles.-The schools
/ which have had a two weeks vacation OF
account of much sickness in town, vii
resume sessions on Monday.-A daughte
was recently born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nalls
| Stearps.-H. II. Nye left Tuesday morn
ing to visit In New Hampshire and Mass
achusetts, TUESDAY evening the Officer
of Jeffersonville Grange were installed
assisted by Mrs Clement Smith OF Nor
r'svile. The exercises were public and
large company partook Of a conundrun
/ sumner
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
WATERVILLE.

Lewis Roberts left for St Adams Mon
day.-Mss Mona Locke has returned to
St. Albans-The Rev. q, l.. story was in
Burlington Saturday Potter has
returned to Stephentown, y. N.--Wullam
Montgomery is slowly recovering from
the measles.-Merl Pease OF MONTGOMERY
spent Saturday and Sunday with his aunt,
Mrs Z. NJ, Maynard.-Mrs Rory Lyon
Ia spending the week with Mi and Mrs,
I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
ENOSBURG FALLS.

The following officers of Mssisquoi
Court, No, 44S, Catholic Order of For
esters, was installed Thursday evening
Chief ranger, F. A. Laiiey; vice-chief
ranger, ID, A. Benoit; past-chief ranger.
w. f. Mitiguy; recording secretary, f.
A. Lafiame; financial secretary, W. NJ.
Lafley; treasurer, L. A. Dcpatie; trustees,
C. d, Lafey, ". f. Curtin, II, f. Duso;
speaker, l., ], Archambault, spiritual
adviser, the Rev. G.. r. DEcuyer; senior
conductor H. j, Benoit Junior conductor,
Patrick Duffy; inside sentinel, Wilfred
st. German; outside sentinel, Willie
Duffy.-At the regular meeting of Enos-
January T. the following officers were in
stalled: Noble grand, Frank Forsythe
vice-noble grand, William Stanley; rec.
ording secretary, Il. e. Beatty; hnancia
secretary. J. H. Blair; treasurer, A. j
Croft; right supporter OF noble grand, f
A. Gleed; left supporter of noble grand
w. V. Phelps, right supporter of vice
grand. w. :. Redmond, left supporter OF
Vice grand, James McFeeters, warden, II
w. Shower, conductor. +. A. Norton
chaplain b. f. McFeeters; inside guard
c. e Kendall; outside guard l., d. Hart
K. S. S.. G.. Il. Towle. l.. 8. s.. f. c
Kendall. Grand Master r. G. Nichols o
| Richmond.
A fair sized audience gathered at tn,
| union service In the Baptist Church Sun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
CAMBRIDGE.

H. A. Buckley returned Friday from a
few days visit with his parents in Water
bury e. c. Ellsworth has been spending
several days with his son, Jercy in North
Adams, Mass.-Mrs. Lucy Wheeock is
visiting at the home of her brother, \,
s. Payne-F NJ. Reynolds Is in Bost n
this week-On account of illness the
Springer Kimball Concert company has
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
WEST BERKSHIRE.

CIair Dcrby Of Sentinel Butte, \. D., Is
Visiting hts parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. A. G.
Derhv-"The Country Minister" a play
which WAS to he given by Franklin tai
ont in Forcsters han January II. has
bocn postponed until January 22.-The
oond,t,on Of Mrs r. r. Capron, who has
hoon IN with bronchial pneumonia, is inn
,,o,,tncC. l.. Capron, who was called
here by the illness of ms mother has re-
turned to Malone ~ ". c. Gallup and
daughter, Sadie of North sheldon. visited
his sister. Mrs. Oscar Bowen saturday -
A Percy OF Bedford que was at
CHARLES Ewins Thursday,