Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-22

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liEan has gone to Bristol Conn.
ChITTENDEN COUNTY
SHELBURNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Collect ate parents
Of a daughter, born March 16.--Mrs. r. II.
Nash Is Ill.
The Ever Ready Circle OF the Kings
will meet with Mrs. w. @.
Fletcher Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock to take several new members and
make final arrangements for an Easter
sale and supper on April II at st. Gather
ines hall.-iMrs Simon. who has been at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for an opera
ton, returned to her homo Monday
lily dinner party st. Patricks day to
which only Q few other guests were in
vited, in honor Of the birthday Of their
son, B. G. Mars~tt. The table was hand
someiy decorated with green carnations
and place cards, and with lighted green
candles Each guest was supplied with a
green and white boutonierra
The Characterised burne district Of the
County Sunday School esso-
citation will hold their annual institute in
the Shelburne Methodist Church Friday,
March q. The opening session will be at
10:45 a. m. and will be in charge Of J. r..
Ramsey. district president. Dinner will
be served at 1880 to the delegates and
local members. The pastors Of the
cooperating are expected to
speak. as will several Of the county ON
GERS. Supt. J. NJ Barss Of vergennes
Srtn Mi ~ .ts o,hn
D. m. and will be followed by c. A. Boyd.
State Sunday school secretary. which will
conclude the program. Ali friends will be
welcome to attend the meetings.
The Rev. r. NJ. Hagadorn of North
Ferrisburg and Mrs. Irene Lund of
Burlington are included on the pro-
gram Of the Shelburne-C Sun
day School institute to be held at the
Methodist Church in this village this
afternoon and Friday evening. The
general public Is cordially invited to
attend these sessions.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
". b. johnson g. Son paid $lee for
standard milk for the month Of Feb
ruary.
An affair that caused much interest In
White River Junction and its neighboring
village Of West Lebanon Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday was the visitation of a
deputation from the Dartmouth College
Christian association. The deputation
team consisted OF Wallace NJ. Ross, co.
and present graduate secretary Of the
college Christian association: Wei Kuang
Chen Of Canton, China, and a Chinese
government student in the college: J. NJ.
Cunningham Of Denver. Colo: Horton p.
Kennedy. Anaconda. Mont. and the man.
ager-elect Of the varsity football team
r, W. Smith. Keene. n. f.. and the cap
tain ELECT Of the college cross country
team, Gerald s. Stone Of Spencer, Mass
The program opened at $50 o'clock Fri
day afternoon with visits to schools. fol
lowed by supper and social in the eve
ming In the chapel Of the West Lebanon
Congregational Church. the Rev. ]. e
Hunt. pastor. Saturday there was a hike
for all boys and in the evening a public
meeting. -Four different services were
held In the West Lebanon Church Sun
day and among the speakers was We
Kuang Chen, who told OF the work o
American missions in China and in
manner that awakened the interest Of tn,
large congregation.-The public school.
will close Friday evening for the Easte
vacation.--A Lenten devotion service i
announced for the coming Friday evenin!
in St. Anthony's Churct at 1880, and mex
Sunday morning at eight the local sodal
ity of the 3. v. NJ. will receive Hol!
Communion In a body in the same churcl
In honor Of the Feast OF the Annuncia
ton.
Mrs. Monique Prunier. wife Of tn
late David Yandow. died at her hom
on Park street Tuesday Afternoon
after a short illness with pneumonia
following a three, months illness wit
heart trouble. Monique Prunier. wa
born in st. Pie. Can. December l:
1s41. daughter of Louis and Emil
Prunier. and came to this village wit
her parents when she was only eigh
years of age, since which time she ha
always resided here. On January
1860. she married David Yandow an
to them were born nine children
seven of whom survive. They are
Mrs. a. II. Dague of Worcester. Mass
Joseph d. and Charles II. of BurlinG
ton, Adolphus b.. William IL and job
A. Of this village. and EZRA l.. OF Ber
lin. N. II. Mrs. Yandow was a kin
friend and neighbor. always ready I
| lend a hand. and will be missed by a.
| who knew her.
Tho Nehemiah Guild held their fifth AT
rual banquet at Bassett's cafe last eve
ming at eight O'Clock. 9. &. GroAt OF tn
University Of Vermont. professor OF eco
nomics. was the speaker. W. B. Duke
shire. who was present, organized tn
guild hvs years ago. to pay for the Meth
odist parsonage.
UNDERHILL.
Tho Ladies' Social Union will give
boiled dinner and hash supper Thursda!
March u. at the Congregational Churc
parlors.--Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Rockwoo
are spending two weeks In Barre as tn
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rocl
wood.-Miss Helen Sinclair. who 10 attend
ing school at Poultney. Is at home for tn
Easter vacation.-Mrs. Mabel r. Moo
IT Albany. N. Y, was called here by tn
serious illness OF her grandmother. Mr.
T. G. Ross.-Mr. and Mrs. Pearl King AT
parents OF a son, born March H.-Mts
Madeline Schweig was the guest Of he
mother, Mrs. Il. q. Schwe!g. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ross have move
their goods from Cambridge and wi
store them In Mrs. Ellsworth's house fo
the present.
The Ladies' Social Union viii give
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