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

At the Methodist Episcopal Church
the Rev. Stead Thornton will preach
Sunday morning on The Word of Cod;
address to children. "Children's Idols:
evening subject, The Hand Of God"
new league has been formed by the
young people of the church and school
called THE Guild" 1t is divided up
into four sections. literary. social, devo-
tional and missionary and temperance.
The literary section will meet in the
vestry of the church next Sunday eve
ming at 6:l5. when the pastor will read
paper, entitled What We Owe to
the Reformation The committee of
the Guild will meet with the president,
Miss Gladys Bombard, Saturday evening
at 1880 to consider a program for the
winter.-The Ladies' Aid will give
chicken-pie supper this afternoon
at the parsonage at $50 oclock.-Guy
Potter Benton, A. NJ, d. D., LII. D.,
president of the University of Vermont
will give a lecture in the village hall
this evening, to commence at 7i5
o'clock. The subject will be. Samuel
Adams Patriot" The lecture has been
arranged by and on behalf of. the men s
class Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The mems class of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church met at the parsonage Mon
day night to make final arrangements
for the lecture Several men We're also
admitted as members of the class.-The
w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs. Donny
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Sunshine Girls will meet with Mrs. Don
Richardson Saturday afternoon
George Smith is i'll with heart trouble.
Thn hnI 90 L at,a
| brought from Boston Monday for inter-
ment at South Richford. The Rev.
Stead Thornton was the officiating min
ister-Mr. and Mrs. Matt s. Parker spent
Monday in Burlington with Miss Par
ker and Charles and Robert Parker.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church the
! Rev. Stead Thornton pastor. will preach
Sunday morning on Waste giving an
address to children on "A Bible Story"
In the evening the subject will be An
swers TO Questions Put by the Congresa
ton" The welcome given at the parsonag"
Saturday for all those who had responded
to the appeals during the recent special
services was a success, about 30 being
present. The pastor gave a few fitting
words Of announcement and good fellow
ship, and refreshments were served. -Er-
nest Combs has removed from North hill
and Is now living in the village.-Mr God
dard has removed from Charles Gates's
farm into the village to take up work for
Mr. Gates In town.-George A. Gamache
and Miss May Leer. both of Richford,
were married at the parsonage Monday
afternoon.-Mr, Cough of South Richford
is living with Mr. Miller, the blacksmith,
after having closed his house Mrs c. b.
Lambert and niece and Dr. and Mrs
Keelan motored over to st. Adams Tues
day.-The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. Matt S. Parker on
acknowledgements Monteith has moved
on to Emerson Comhss farm on North
| hill.-A. Hogaboom has moved on to Mr..
Smiths farm near East Berkshire. The
Sunshine Girls of the Methodist Episcopal
Church met with Miss Elizabeth Fuller
Saturday afternoon.-Mrs. Norway has
moved from her own house to Mrs Sho-
VERSATILE mems Bible class of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church met at the par
sonage Monday night to make arrange
ments for the visit of DR.. q. p. Benton
OF the University of Vermont, who is com.
| ing to lecture soon.