Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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meeting in January Mrs. John Sinons
OF High street has gone to lIardwlck,
called there by the Illness of her daugh-
ter, Ms. Anna Mulcahcy.-Miss Agnes
iIalpin of Bridgeport. Conn. is in town
TO visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Michael Halpn.--Mr. aud Mrs Arthur
Unworthy and two children have re-
turned from Salisbury. whore they have
been 10 visit relatives and friends.-Mr.
and Mrs Nat" Bigcford have returned
from Burlington, where they have been
visiting for 10 s.--Supcrintcndent y.
W. Eddy and Prof \. S. Hartman of
the Middleburv school have returned
from Muntpclicr.--TlarrN Burns has
gone to Rutland to visit relatives and
friends. Robert English has gone to
Hanover y. g., for Il few weeks
Wayne Constantine has gone to New York
city.-Tho Ladies' Missionary society IT
the Memorial Baptist church met
with Mrs. Ernest Reynolds at her home
on Seymour street last cvcnng.-Miss
Agnes I'itzpatrick. who has been i'm town
for q fow days. has returned to Iioston
The annual business meeting of the
Memorial Baptist church was held in
the church parlors Tuesday evening and
there was n good attendance. The meet
| Ing was called to order AT cigh' O'Clock
| by the pastor, tho Rev. Roy T.. Whitti-
more, followed by prayer offered by
| prof Raymond Mcfarland. after which
| the clerk. r. < Benedict. read the re-
| ports OF the church for a year. The
! reports from the other church societies
were also read and showed that they
were also in good condition. The follow
| ing officers were then elected. Trustees,
col :. \ lsley. !. l.. Rogers. DIR. II.
| /. Avcrill clerk and treasurer r. :.
| Benedict; treasurer of bcnovolcnce, Mrs
| II. l.. Averill; auditor and collector. Or
A. II. Barter: music Col. Islcy. j. *,
! Dyer and Professor Cunningham. ushers
| John X Dyer William l.. Turner. Frank
Lashcr Harold Taylor. William Rodgers
and Dr. Avcril; superintendent of Srn.
day school, Or. A. y. Barter; assistant
superintendent. the appointment was eft
with the superintendent; secretary anC
treasurer. William H. Simonds: librarian
/ T.. h. Brown. pianist Miss Grace Barter
The sunday school orchestra which ha,
rendered very fine music several time.
! was given vote of thanks for it's scrv
ices. Commencing Sunday, January n
and for the following Sundays there vii
he vcspcr services at the church Mt fou
O'clock in the afternoon The annua
roll call of the church will he held OF
the evening ot January l3 with tn
Ladies' Aid society in tho church parlors
Tho week Of PRAYER will bc observed tn
first week in February Ladies
Missionary society of the Memorial Ban
fist Church held a we'll attended meet
ing at the home Of Mrs.. Ernest Roy
noldS on seymour street "Wednesday
evening Miss Eleanor Graham a
AlburE is in town to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Graham.-Georgc Far
rell has returned from visit to rcla
tiVes in Rutland. His wife and Childrc
will remain for several days.-Mr!
Joseph Forest was taken seriously Ill Il
{ her home on Woybridgc street yestcrda
morninE.-AIiss Lcona Wright has r.
turned to her school duties at TunhridG
after q week In town.Miss Mimi
= Nerrick has gon" to Rupert to visit rcl5
tiVcs and friends. Samuel Sheldon, Jl
, Of Brooklyn. y V, is in town.-Georl
r. Kiddcr is making some repairs q
y the interior of his dining room at h
place Of business on Main street.