Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
SHELBURNE.

At the third annual roll call of
the Methodist Episcopal Church the
pastor. w. b. Goodman, was unanimous
~ invited to return for the fifth year.
The following stewards We're elected
Tor the coming conference year: T.. H.
Palmer. d. c. Smith, C. NJ. Russell. H..
W. Tracy. f. A. Russell. +. w. Bisson-
cite. II. w. Tracy, f. w. Cowles, l.. +.
Irish. G. II. Eddy, f. r. Slocum, +. T..
Stoddard. Mrs. w. H.. Varney, Mrs. w.
w. Irish, Mrs. c. NJ. Russell, Mrs. j. a.
Corey, Mrs. NJ. Gates. Mrs. w. NJ. Web
ster; trustees, c. NJ. Russell. II. w.
Tracy. +. w. Bissonette, G.. II. Eddy,
J. Westmore, b.. H.. Mack. b. c.. Mar
settle. c. T.. Van Vliet, l. G. Elliott.
The Shelburne Improvement league
met at the town hall "Wednesday
evening.-Miss Katherine Tierney Of
Montpelier was an over-Sunday guest
of her sister, Miss Winnifred Tierney.
The mems Bible class will hold its
monthly social meeting in the Method
list Church parlors Thursday evening.
Friday evening the Methodist pray
err meeting in the church paglors will
be preceded by a short sermon by the
pastor.
''fS' 80 '''P 'at'S SIp'iAN Niit
in Burlington, tn" guest of her sister.
Mrs. Harley Beach.-Miss Nellie Kimball
is recovering from an attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Grace Jackman is spending a few
days in Put. an;i..c. and visited Mont
pelier schools Tuesday.-Miss Gertrude
Horning. who has been at Dr.. Mitcaell's
sanitarium for a week is much improved.
William Harmo of Montpelier has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Sophia Har-
mon.-The board of civil authority will
have the final meeting for the revision
of the check list Saturday evening at
the home OF c. NJ. Russell.-Danie Hur-
ley is moving to Oak Ledsc-Mrs. Ray
Kline of Claremont, y. H., has been in
town for a few days with friends.-Mr.
and Mrs c. NJ Russell visited theii
daughter. Mrs. Walter White, in Mid
dlebury Monday.-Miss Madeline O'Sul-
lican has returned after IA few days in
burlington Miss Fannie Miller has
gone to Burlington. where she has a po-
sition,-Mrs. r. c. Marsett Is spending the
week in Montpelier with her husband,
Representative b.. {. Marsett.-The card
sociable held February IL at ST. Cath
rine's hall was a successful affair. Sll,7s
being realized toward the electric lighting
fund.-H. n. Rowley. who has been i'll
with asthma, is spending a few days at
the Hotel Vermont in Burlington.-C. L.
Van Vliet and DR.. w II. Ranks have
moved into their respective new homes.
Mr.. Van Nliet has taken rooms in Mrs.
c. p. Whites. house, and DR.. Ranks has
moved into the C. I. NanViet house,
which he recently bought,-Miss Grace
Pollard of Bristol has begun her duties
In the village school, filing the vacancy
caused by the illness OF Miss Gertrude
Horning There was a delightful gather
ing of old friends at the house OF II. w.
Tracy, I'd, Tuesday evening, when Mrs.
II. w Tracy and Mrs. II. II. Mack en-
tertained a party of young people in
their pleasant home. Among the out Of
town guests were Mrs, r. j, Hodgkins OF
Charlotte, Mrs. Ray Kline of Claremont,
N. H., and Mrs. Robert Pinney of Mid
dlebury, Sewing was the order OF the
evening and a surprising amount of work
was accomplished. Refreshments were
served to about % guests,-rhe burial OF
William Carleson, whose body was
brought to his father-ir-law's. George
Parkins, was made in the village GEM
etery Monday.