Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-10
RICHFORD.

The following committees were chosen
yesterday by the Lamoile association:
Enrolment, T. B.. Read, o. f. Sunder-
land and the Rev. H. x. wye; resolution,
the Rev. j. S. Braker, d. d. the Rev.
J.. Aldrick. the Rev. William Laughton;
next session, the Rev. c. ID. Gould, D. D.,
Deacon W. T. Merritt. the Rev. C. r..
Upton; obituaries, the Rev. J. Ken
worthy the Rev. g. a. Nuttlng, the Rev.
T. NJ. Fuller In the report of the COM
mittees the enrolment committee report
cd a delegates with total enrolment
of o.. Committee on next session report
ed that the next meeting would be held
in St Adams, September and T, 1915
and the speakers to be the Rev c. r.
Upton of Georgia and the Rev. William
LauEhton of Hinesburg. The committee
on obituaries reported Il deaths during
the past year.
The 18th annual session of the La
noble association being held in the Bap-
fist Church in this place opened Mon
day evening with the following program
Young peoples session, Ernest w, Gilpin
of Richford presiding; 7:45. singing by
choir, Jesus Knoweth Az; devotional
period, led by the Rev. ]. S Rraker
d. D., of Burlington, subject, The
Kingdom Vision" duet. THE Home
land" by the Rev e. NJ Fuller and Mrs
| c. II. Aiken; 500, the business session
was taken mp and these officers
elected: President. William Lawton, Bur
lngton; vice-president, the Rev. c. A.
| Nutting, Jericho Center; secretary. Mrs
O. H. Jackson. Westford treasurer,
James Hotchlsiss Fairfax; 500 address
by the Rev. j. Harrison Thompson Of
/ Randolph, state president, on at Can
BE Done" There We're &c deeeates regis
tered and the meeting was well attended.
DR.. f. O. Moore, dentist of st Johns
bury. has opened n dental office in the
rooms recently occupied by DIR. Ham
mond.--A caucus of the republican voters
of the town of Rchford will be held in
the fire station hall Saturday afternoon
at three o'clock to elect five delegates
county convention to he held at Fnos-
burg Falls Monday, September 81 for the
purpose of nominating candidates ror
| county officcs.-Mr and Mrs. J. c. Lind
strom of Montreal are visiting friends
in this place-MrS. T.. G. Livingston
and daughter of Lowell, Mass. are visit
ing her father, Y. w. Wheeler.-Josepl,
cling has sold to George F. Brewer OF
Montgomery his house and lot on Rich
ard street for S1,9oo-G Leroy Gibson is
visiting his son, Ralph who carries on
a large farm in Ashhurnham. Mass
Marshall Lovelette l<s returned home
from a visit in Newark, y. j.. and Bos-
ton.-Mlss Muriel Boaz has gone to St
Adams, where she has been engaged to
teach.
Mrs. Don r. Puffer gave n recital II
Bank hall Tuesday evening and was as
sisted by her vocal pupils and Mr.. Noah
Goldman, violinist. The parts We're vel
taken ana reelected much credit to Mrs
Puffer as well MS to those who assisted
The program was as follows: Violin solo
selected, Mr.. Goldman; vocal solos: Iii
laos" Cadman, Sweetheart" Kinder
Miss Turner; violin solo, Mr., Goldman
vocal solos: IT Hear You Calling Me.
Marshall THE Blossom and the Bee.
Ice, Miss Daugue; vocal solos: cover tn,
Hills to Mary" Quinlan, Love ana thu
Rose" Nevin, Miss Farmer; vocal solos
"Oh, How Lovely,-Asphodes Song
"Etude No TO-" Petrie Miss Glenna Tur
ner; violin solos: Simple Confession,
Thome, "Gavotte." Bohm. Mr.. Goldman
vocal solos: "Bedoun Love Song.
Coomhs, Flower Song from Faust
Song" The Daily Question" Meyer
Helmund. Mrs. Edythe Livingston; piano
sole selected. Mrs. Puffer