Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-08
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The clerk Of the Memorial Raprist
Church Of this village has received Il
communication from the Rev. Roy +,
Whittimore of Agawam. Mass, who re-
Gently had a Gull from this church TO be-
come its pastor. stating that he would
accept the call and would he here Il.
commence his duties Sunday November
29-District Deputy y. l.. Sellcck has
called the district meeting Of the on.
Campmcnts OF district No. g. to De held
with Addison oncanpmeut No. q, T. o.
o. T.. in this village on Monday evening
october l.. The following program Will
ne carried out; Banquet at $50 D M
500 p. m. opening % meeting by Addison
encampmcnt The Royal Purple degree
will be exempliiied by Columbia cncamp-
ment. No. l, Of 81. AlDans It iy *.
pected that number Of the grand Off
GERS VIII be present, Col G. r. Youtt.
=. c. p, win deliver the acdresc OF vel.
come and o. e. Chllson, F. G r. of
Green Mountain encampnent. No :. of
i'urlinaton, viii give the res ponse. Street
Commissioner Frank I.asher has men NJ
work cleaning the stone road from the
she ckett markel TO the Dr s 8 Eddy
place on Main s.reet-E S Case OF
Mount Morris. Y, is in town ,or
short t;me.-Thfmas Burks. who has been
employed in town for several months
went Monday to Boston to resume a posI-
ton which he had formerly occupied sor
20 years.-Constable Seeley. who has been
confined for several weeks with rhe,Irra-
tlsm, is not any better and Is still con-
fined to the house The Middlebury Pro-
gressive club has rented the rooms in
the Ross block on Main street-Dr. and
Mrs. Edward Cliff of Fair Haven are In
town.-Thc mill owners in this village
are making preparations to put in a new
dam on the west to replace the one
that has practically rotted out and whicn
has been in a bad condition for some
tlme.-Mrs. Augustine Muller went Mon
day to Burlington for medical treatment.
William Simons, who has been confined
for several days with rheumatism was
able Monday to Resume his position at
the Benedict store-Judge James f.
Donoway has returned from Vergennes,
where he has been spending some time
on official busness.-Mrs William Mead
who has been here on a visit to her aunt,
Miss L. A. Goodrich, OF Court street, mas
returned to her home in Glenrdge, y. j.
The Boston Dairy company, which
bought milk at this station for several
years, has resumed the business again
and few OF the farmers are now sup
plying their milk
Arthur Shea has gone to Washington. D.
c.. whore ne has entered Georgetown
Unlversity.-M Helene I.aPan has re-
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bennington, Pttsfcld and North Adams
Mass, and Albany and Troy Y. Y
Miss Creagan, who has been ,.i%it-
ing her sister, Mrs Peter Kinks, and
family of North Pleasant street has re-
turned to Fishkil. y. Y.-Tho Addison
County Fish and Game League has re-
ceived and distributed 1000 lake trout
tinGerlings in Lake Dunmore: also a con-
signment Of black bass which were placed
In Otter creek and Fern lake from the
government hatchery at St JohnsbuIy.-
Dane ID. Jackson, who has been in town
for several weeks, has RETURNED to Sava-
bee. Can, Mrs. Jackson and Young son
Will remain few weeks lonEer-Miss
Ruth E. Wright has resigned her position
at the Register office, where she has been
for the past few months.-Char rles Pow
ers' who has been In town for week to
visit his aunt, Miss Tinney, has returned
to Bennington.-Mr Edward Wooster
has returned from Rutland, where she was
called by the illness and death of a rela-
tlve.-The break in the water pipe on
Weybridse street Saturday morning was
promptly fixed by the water department
SaturdaN.-John l., Slater, who recently
conducted drugstore on Main street is
in Morrlsville where he has a position in