Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-25
RlCHFORD.

c. NJ. Rounds has gone to Boston on
a business trip and will also visit his
sister, Miss Kate Rounds. who resides in
that city.-O. w. Webster, deputy collect
or OF customs. Is supplying at the customs
ONCE in West Berkshire while Fl. B. Cor
liss, deputy collector of that port Is TAX
ing his annual vacation.
A novel entertainment known as AN
Indian Evening was given in Choral
hall Friday evening. at which time an
elaborate presentation of Indian legends
songs and characteristics OF Indian life
was given Twelve young ladies Of the
Phi Mu Beta society OF the Baptist Church
attractively costumed impersonated In
dams. The stage setting was prettily ar
ranged. Miss Olive A. Demng was the
great chief, Mrs. c. H. Aiken. soprano.
and Mrs. r. NJ Pelton, contralto, sang
the Cadlnan songs. The Rev. T. NJ. Full
Ter read "IIiawatha's Wooing" to mn
steal accompaniment. The quaint Indian
music was very pleasingly rendered by
Miss Elizabeth Rustedt. The Rev. r. NJ
Fuller gave n brief account OF Indian life,
warriors, customs and the weird music.
A large audience was present Much cred
It Is given both organizers and partici-
pants.-Mrs f. f. Wursthorn. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Jacobs, for a week. has returned to East
Richford-Mrs Ella 7. Wood has gone to
West Derby, Orleans and East St Johns
bury to visit among relatives and friends
for a few days.-Mrs Arthur T.. Masse Of
Grand Iigne, Que. is visiting friends in
this place Sunday school council of
the Baptist church met at the par
Mrs George Manuel of Merrimack. Mass,
have sold to Frank A. Walker Of North
Troy the so-cnlicd Lester Laduc farm on
the Berkshire road.-The 32nd annual
Thanksgiving hall was held in Colonial
theatre Wednesday Music was given by
the Montpelier Military Band orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs lockwood Brown and little
daughter OF Billings. Mont, arrived
Tuesday and will visit relatives and
friends Mrs Brown will be remembered
as Miss Bessie Hawey, daughter &C Mr.
and Mrs I. b. IIawley of this place.-The
postoffce at Stevens Mills has been dis.
continued and the people in that section
of the town will get their mail at the
Office at East Richford, or at the office In
this village.
The Choral Union will have a rehearsal
next Monday evening with Youngs or
chcstra of St. Johnsbury. This will he
the last rehearsal The concert will be
given Tuesday evening. Mrs II. NJ Bull
lett and two children have moved to st.
Adams. where Mr.. Bullet has a position
! in that clty.-Mrs. Frank Soule of High
water, Que. Is visiting at the home Of
her mother, Mrs p, NJ. Flanagan.-Miss
Edith Aiken of Dunkin. Que Is visiting
relatives in town.
| Schools closed Wednesday afternoon for
/ the thanksgiving recess and the several
teachers have gone to their homes-Dr
4 Andrew Johnson gave an interesting lee
ture, Ell and Dennis" in Colonial the
alter Wednesday evening.-A daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. D. Currie November
"A union Thanksgiving service will be
held In the Baptist Church this morning
at II O'Clock and the Rev. D. G. Guest
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will preach the sermon.-Mr. and Mrs
lockwood Brown and little daughter Of
Billings Mont. arrived Tuesday evening
for a visit among relatives and friends.
BERKSHIRE.
Miss II. Pearl Jolley Is visiting Mrs. C.
II. French Of Manchester. ". H.-Ellery
and John Dolan and George Rhineha TT
each shot a deer while in camp at Belvi-
dere.-Mrs c. f. Mead Is ILL.,
BAKERSFIELD.
W. S. Isham. II years old. a long time
resident Of this town. died at 7:s0 o'clock
Thursday morning after a lingering III
ness. Mr.. Isham was born in Fairneld.