Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-25


Il pounds of sugar from three trees
which are near the house and which had
ner attention. The Turner homestead
produces large amount Of fine syrup
and sugar but Mr.. Turner can hardly
equal the amount per tree which came
from those In the yard. This sugar was
caked and brought a fancy price. Can any
one equal or exceed this as the amount
per tree?-The Ladies' Union of the
Church met with Mrs.
w. B. Clark Tuesday afternoon and
the Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Church |
with Mrs. Albert Ralter Wednesday |
Tomasi OF Barre was |
In town Friday buying cattle-The fol-
lowing officers of Queen Esther Chap
ter, o. f. s., No. z, have been installed !
for the following year: W. NJ, Mrs. Mar
garet Knowles; w. p. A. II. Smith; A. !
NJ, Mrs. Minnie Brown; conductress, Mrs. !
Glenna Atkins; associate conductress, |
Miss Eva Foster; secretary, Mrs. Bertha
Campbell; treasurer. Mrs. Elna Boyce;
marshal, Mrs. Parker; warde, Mrs. Car
penter; sentinel, X. J. Knowles; organist,
Miss Lena Wallace; Adah. Mrs. Emma
Griffin: Ruth, Mrs. Margaret Perry;
Esther, Mrs. Ferris; Martha, Mrs. Ka-
trina Bidwell; Electa, Mrs Nellie Morse.
Regular meeting next Wednesday eve
ning.-Andrew J. O'Brien, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James O'Brien. of this place. has
enlisted in the engineering corps. Co. c,
now stationed at Camp Fremont, Calf
Notice has been received by Postmaster
O'Neil of an examination May II, 1918,
in Barre. Montpelier and Waterbury to
fill the position of rural carrier at Granite
willie and vacancies that may later occur
on rural routes from other postoffices in
this county. During the continuance Of
the present war. women are eligible under
the same conditions as men.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Verne l.. Smith left Tuesday
noon for st. Johnsbury to attend the
meetings Of the annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Churches Mrs. Helen
p. Lathrop will remain at the Methodist
parsonage during their absence. Tuesday
night at the conference Mr.. Smith. who
is dean Of the Vermont State Epworth
League Institute, which Is to be held at
Montpelier Seminary June 1923 was to
give an illustrated lecture on the institute,
most of the slides for which he has made
himself. These include campus, scenes,
pictures of the speakers etc. Part of these
were given at the close of the evening
service Sunday night. Mr. Smith, who has
been pastor Of the Methodist Church here
for three years, received an unanimous
vote from the church to return and Sum
day morning at the church service c. d.
Swasey asked the privilege of saying a
few words following 3. r. Demeritt, who
was the four-minute speaker. Mr.. Swasey
expressed the wish of the members of the
Congregational Church that they also
should express their desire for the return
of Mr.. Smith inasmuch as he has served
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