Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27

one side helpless Miss Mary Morse has
left the Herald and News office, where
she has been employed for month, and
gone to work as stenographer In the Of
flee of the Rev. Fraser Metzger.-The
Kings Daughters were entertained Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. John p Clifford
The members of Beulah Chapter, O. f..
s., will celebrate past mo tron's and past
patrons night Thursday, December .. A
supper will be served at six o'clock and
following this a special meeting will be
held, at which the officers will be taken
by past matrons and past patrons.-The
regular service Thanksgiving day will be
held in the Methodist Church with "A SER
mon by the Rev. G. f. Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Rockwell left We'd
ncsday for Springfield to pass Thursday
with Mr.. Rockwclrs brother. --Clestlc Ste
vens, daughter, Miss Bessie stevens. and
son, Elton stevens, went to Claremont
y. H., Wednesday to join Mrs. stevens
to pass Thanksgiving with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. James Mcnard, and family
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rent went to Hat
field, Mass, Wednesday for n short stay
with the Rev. and Mrs. Irving Flint-A.
~. Powers returned Tuesday night from
trip to plainncld, whore he went to
assist his daughter in the settlement OF
the affairs of her late uncle-Amos and
Harvey Partridge Of Barre with their
families were in town Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. l.. y. Partridge, making the
trip by automobile.-'The meeting of the
Christian Brotherhood and the Young
Mems Brotherhood was attended Mon
day night by about 125 members and
friends. Following the supper, the COM
pany were addressed by Dir. Bryant from
Ludlow, who took for his subject "Optm-
ism The music was furnished by FIR
nest Hatch, piano; the Rev. Willis Spar
hawk flute; and J. II. Harlow. clarinet
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Sprague of East Ran
dOlph went to Chateaugay for a few days
Wednesday, G. Gilbert was in Bethel
"Wednesday to attend the funeral services
of Mrs Adelaide Stearns.-Mrs. T.. +.
Conner. who has been i'll from the effects
Of a fall five weeks ago and the burns
resulting from an overturned lamp. is
not us well Her mother, Mrs. II. G.
Dodge of Worcester, arrived Tuesday and
is now at the home Of Mrs. l.. u. Part
ridge for few days.-The Rochester
club dimes this year at The Naples.
Bethany Church has raised sii this year
in money and collected food to more than
that value, which has been distributed In
dinners among the poor people of the
town.-John Henry left Wednesday FOR
Rochester to pass Thursday at his for
mcr home with relativcS.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. u. Fish of StoclIbridge came Wednes-
day by automobile to bring his mother,
Mrs. a. b. Fish, home after passing
few days with them at their homc.-Mrs.
j. u. Wheeler Of Maiden, Mass, is pass
ing few days with Judge and Mrs j.
w. Rowell.-Ten men members of the
Baraca class of the Federated Church
met in the office Of Supt. II. W. Lewis
Tuesday night to make arrangements for
church work for the next few weeks.
Beginning with January I, the brother Of
Mr. Lewis. who is an evangelist of some
note, will conduct work of that nature
here with the Federated Church.-O. j.
Northrop, who has been IN Fairfield SUI
perintcndinG work on the buildings on his
farm, returned Tuesday.