Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-08
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Smith who were married in Waterbury
bv the Rev w l. Bocourt DccembC" 81,
will make their home with Mr. Downcrs
mother Mrs Nancy Downcr on the West
Branch road for the present.-There were
IS at the annual dinner of Unity Church
THURSDAY. At the business meeting fol-
lowing the dinner r. D. Pike was re-
elected chairman, Herbert T. Straw sec
rotary. Mrs Mary A. Jennoy treasurer
The trustees are: Mark c. Loveioy Dr.
H. w. Barrows Lucius l.. Harris; par
jsh committee Miss Clara Barrows, Mrs.
c. r Eddy. Miss Nellie Sargent, Miss
Ida Harris. l.. II. Straw; membership
committee, Mrs. +. r. Crane f. c. Scrib-
ner: literary committee, the Rev. f. r.
Cram Mrs. Mary A. Jenney; musical
committee. Mrs II. w Barrows. Mrs.
T. 4 Douglass: social committee, Mrs.
L. L. Harris, Mrs. \. f. Douglass. II
was voted to ask Mr.. Cram to serve IS
pastor for another year. Mr.. Cram de-
ferred an ansWcr.-On account of the
extreme cold there was a small attendance
at the annual dinner of the Concrega-
tional Church Thursday George w.
Chapin was reelected deacon for two
years. A. r. Straw member business
committee for two years, Mrs. Alice A
i'aNillohu o'ei n "i'u
mond was reelected superintendent of
the Sunday school, Miss Helen Chaplin
treasurer Miss Ruby Shaw secretary
and Miss Ruth Collins chorister.-Mrs.
Nne'lahu' houSeNceleI io' r w. 90 -
Is VlsiJlhS IN lilE"sa'e' N' Az INV d,
mas recently thhth el7HI ioNr'' i'"' Va
them IN one Weeh'-I VIII H'il ms "''I'! 81
belonging 10 D. H. NeliS anu pas u''N III
.. ~ Luce pasture III -N'"i'' N"
came so Wlld during lhe summer '""'
theE ia" ''""'' Pun sun ,''''''
day of last week when 'hry were rum
down with the aiu OF uos'
Miss Grace BigcloW went Saturday to
resume her work a teacher In the
Springfield, Mass, high school Of COM
merce. Edwin l.. 3geloW returned to
Bellows Falls, where he Is teaching IN
The Bellows Falls high school after
passing tho Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs e. r. Bige-
low.-Nr~. Ruth Robinson and daughter
Miss Kate Robinson, returned to Bur
lngton Saturday after two weeks III
Stowe-Mlss Addie l.. Biselow, teacher
in Franklin, n. H., orphans home, re-
turned to her work saturday after
week in StoW".-Miss bernlce farher Oh
the. Stove graded school returned SAT
urday from Burlington where she pasSe'
the holidaEs.-R. J. 'haftee OF thc "Si'
cultural department OF stowe hisn S'i'o'
returned Saturday from hhoSpuIs' "he'
ne passed the 'hrlstihas NaoS''io''' -
Henry T. Jenny gave " Tea party ""'
urlay afternoon IL hohor Oh l"3 S'N ca
;renth Mrthday oil her s"''' Nco - MS
ta,,rjor1c " ats h'A poe'l ~ i'''''7 - va
Waterbury fof aeNeial ICY ~
Diantia Noddaf"' WHO ADS "o''' '''' e
recoVerhS'
At the m"ruht OF O"9 N'H''e'''" ''
dcaver society OF the cong iesa '''i'
Church SuhGay eVeh'iS o"4'9 "
stalled by Inc Fasuoi' 'io NJ
Davis as lollo"e' ffcs4ue"'' 'iA
Collins; Nl2c-Pr"slh'i''' II" 4'i"'u
ecIet@Lr%' MISS h"o' STEW
Walter Morgan ch@'llHd' Vi '0oN
committee, Mlss LOIS 9'fa"' '"-'N'o'''-
committee MISS fiei"h .'l'is'' Az"
committee ".fF anna l. NM
Miss Laura I'''lhaS' ho'e' J. n -" ~
At the SaHhaS sChoo' s'S"'o" P'N
perfect a-ttencance were sNe" ~ 90
Misses Fo'ence ana ilorlehSe I'm
This was the thll'' year tl"I N'"' / W.
ence had peen bo'ie'N III dI''"'"'' g
prizes we're blpies' "a't o"N'n wa
given B!oie for securing we ,a' se'
number Of new puplis II inc s''iooi-'
Homo Missionary society Vi tNe N''ei