Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-16

cr," Mrs. Pcarce; piano solo, "~Polonaise."
Miss Lottie Sessions; trio, The Angel"
Misses Briggs, Burnham and Bashaw;
"Rubinstein's Visit to America Mrs.
Winslow; duet, Wanderers Night Song"
Miss Ruth Burnham, Mrs. H.. l.. Will
liams; piano solo. "Valse Caprice Miss
Lucretia Clark; song, "Since First I Met
Thee" Miss Burnham; piano solo, "Kam-
cnnoi Ostrow,' Mrs. f. Barnby Leach
The Royal Welsh Ladies' choir viii! give
an entertainment at the town hall Satur-
day evening under the auspices Of Silver
Lake Lodge, knights of Pythias.-Miss
Caroline Northrop of Boston is visiting at
II. H.. Newcomb's.-Mrs. Martha Pitts
went Saturday TO Rutland to rcmain a
few weeks.-Mrs Nona Briggs resumed
her duties in the Nutting store Monday
morning after a four weeks vacation.
Miss Florence Allen, who has been vis-
ting her sister. Mrs. c. l.. Clifford, for
several days, has returned to Hines
burg Miss Myrtle Slavery and Mrs. O. c.
Baker, G.. NJ. Carpenter and r. n. Wash
burn are in Nergennes attending the
state Sunday school convcntiou.-Mrs. r.
II. Washburn has returned from spending
several weeks in Sharon, Conn, whore
she was called by the illness of her sister.
Miss Sara Adams has gone to Barre to
remain several days.-S. r. Harwood re-
turned Tuesday to New York after
spending the summer at his home on
Grove street. The family will remain
here a few days longer.-Miss Harriet
Estabrook goes this week to Castlcton,
where she will take a course in drawing
this winter in the normal SCHOLARS.
Collins, who has been spending several
days with her grandson, Harry Collins,
has returned to Fair Haven.-Neshobe
Grange will hold n social in the Grange
hail this evening. Games will he
played and refreshments served. The So
cial will be given for the benefit of a
member of the Grange.--The ladies of the
Methodist Church will hold a rummage
sale in the armorv hall Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Smith ccle-
brated the 5Oth anniversary of their mar
riage Tuesday evening, entertaining about
80 friends and relatives at their home on
Carver street. They were presented with
a number of gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
were married in Poultney October Il, 1868,
and one of the features of the annivcr-
sary was the performing of the ceremony
again by the Rev. G. W. Turner. Refresh
ments were served during the evening
The Rev. Charles w, Turner, who has
been pastor of the Baptist Church here
for three years. has resigned to accept a
call to the Baptist Church i'm Edgartown,
Mass.-The Brandon band will give a
dance this evening in the armory hall.
Music will be furnished by Lavonche's
orchestra.-Miss Frances Wesley and
Miss Jean Durham go to-day to Boston
for n week.-Thc first in the series of en-
t~ertainments to he given this winter undo
the auspices of the ladies of the Congrc-
| g%ational Church will he held Tuesday
! evening when the Mozart Ladies' quar-
tette will appear at the town hail.. &.
Hall has gone to Ticonderoga. y. Z, for
a few days.-Mrs. II. G. Taylor of Rut-
land is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Greene.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sclleck,
Mrs. Charles Selleck and Hugh A. Selleck
were in Rutland last evening to attend
the wedding of Miss Phillena Sellcck.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark King were given a
surprise party last evening at their home
on Rossiter street ny a number OF
friends and neighhors.-W. II. Flint goes
to-day to Boston for a few dayS.-Mrs. f.
y. Holland has gone to the City hospital,
Rutland, where she will undergo n surgi.
cal operation.