Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-30
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the many kindnesses which have come |
to him and his family during the near
ly five years of his pastorate The |
Rev. Mr.. Lancaster and family went |
Wednesday to Montreal, where Mrs |
Lancaster and the children will remain |
for some time. Mr.. Lancaster will |
go from there to Youngstown, Ohio. a
the end of the week, to begin his pas
torate at Plymouth Church. The mem
bers of the committee appointed on the
business of securing a new pastor are:
Arthur w. Eddy. chairman, Prof Err
nest c. Bryant, f. b. Cornwell. Charles
f.. Harris, Frank j. Hubbard, Prof. Ed
ward Collins, julius o. Seelcy, Jr.. Miss
Susan Il. Parker and Mrs. a. w. Dick
ens-Frank Collins went Sunday to
Providence, X. l.. where he has IL mar
ried sister and where his mother has
been all winter--Miss Minnie Dodge
has gone to Rutland and is visiting at
the home of relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Dodge.--Mss Isabelle Car
rigan has gone to Pittsford to spend
q few days Mt tho home of her father
Thomas Carrigan.-Mrs. +. H. Farm
ham has returned to sudbury after a
visit here at the home of her mother,
has come for few days visit.-Mrs.
O. L. Moore has gone to New York,
called by the serious illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Merrill Lane.---Mrs. ~
r. Caldwell has returned to Groton af-
ter spending n few days with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Kcese.--Mrs.
John I'radette and two grandsons,
Fletcher Taylor and Frederick Bissett,
they have been for a few days.--Miss
Myrlc II. Hill. n teacher in the high
school, Woods took, is in town to visit
Iher parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HILL
William Merritt has returned from
Rutland. where he spent n week.
Gilbert Dumas has returned from Rut-
land. where he has been on a visit to
his daughter Mrs. Frank Loomis. for
few days.-Miss Rena OBryan, a
teacher in the high school at North
ampton. Mass. is in town to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Ransom OBryan.
Wright Caswell, of the firm of Stokes
& Co, while at work at the freight depot
Monday afternoon unloading automobiles
got his left leg caught between the cur
door and an automobile and badly
crushed.--Miss Anna Sanderson Of Bur-
IlnEton Is IN town to visit at the home
Of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, T..
e. Turner and her grandfather. Col.
harlcs T. Youtt.-John Lovett and
daughter have gone to Rutland for few
days.-The Young Peoples society Of the
Memorial Baptist Church will hold a maple
sugar party in the parors OF the church
Friday evcning.-James Rogers and son,
William. have gone to Rutland.-Mrs.
Henry Gerow has gone to Schenectady
y. Y, called there by the serious illness
Of her sister.-Mrs. Rose Hoo den, who
sold her farm just south OF this village
few weeks ago, sold at auction the
stock and household goods on Tuesday,
and expects to leave soon for Ohio. her
former home. where she will live
Miss Alice Bucianti of Florence, Italy.
gave a song recital mt the home of Mrs.
+. NJ. Saunders on North Pleasant street,
with Mrs. j. +. Bold as accompanist.
The recital was given under the
auspices of Ethan Allen Chapter, d.
! a. r. a Gocd-sized silver collection was
, received which will help toward the
, purchase of "A marker TO he erected in
| Middlebury for Revolutionary soldiers
| ARRANGEMENTS have been uIadc whereby
the Rev. Charles NJ. Crooks of the Old
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