Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-11
WILLISTON.

WILLISTON.
County Agent F. r. Churchill and w
]. Tubbs. farm management demonstration
will hold a meeting here Thursday eve
ming. to help the farmers in keeping farm
accounts Farmers who are interested in
keeping cost accounts on any particular
crop such as corn, potatoes, beans and
small grains are urged to be present at
the meeting
There was a meeting Of the Williston
Congregational society Wednesday at the
officee of w. NJ. Barber at 7:30 p. m.-The
prayer meeting will be held at the village
church at 7:45 Thursday evening.-The
services at the village church Sunday
will be the last before the Troy confer
ence convenes at Gloversville Sunday,
April p. Field Secretary Laing Of the
Anti-Saloon League will speak at the
morning service.-The adjourned meeting
Of the fourth quarterly conference was
held at the home Of w. E. Ferguson on
Friday evening. A sugaring party was
enjoyed by large number who were
present after the business session. The
conference went on record as requesting
the return Of the pastor and an increase
Of one hundred dollars in salary. The
following committees were appointed for
the current church year: Apportioned
benevolence. T. w. Cady. Mrs. Mary
Clark. w. E. Ferguson and Mrs. Blossom
Goodrich; foreign missions, Dora Cady,
Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. F. Forbes: home
missions, Jennie Burnett. Alice Talcott
and Anna Caswell; Sunday school, Mrs.
Sanford Warren, Mrs. Charles Nichols
and Ella johnson; tracts, Eugene Hansen.
William Burnett and Harry Sutton; tenn
perance, Blossom Goodrich. T. w. Cady
and George Irish; Freedman's aid. Helen
Clark. Mrs. Isham and Mrs. Mosher
hospitals. Mrs. Lucia Stewart, Sylvia
Warren and Jessie Johnson: church
records, w. H. Metcalf. Arthur Page and
T. w. Cady; auditing, w. E. Ferguson
George Irish and w. NJ. Barber; parson.
age. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson. Flora Clark
Amy Metcalf. Barbara Clark and Mrs
H. S. Isham; church music, pastor. Gu,
Lamson. w. L. Ferguson, Mrs. William
Barber, Mrs. Blossom Goodrich and Ella
johnson; ministerial support. w. H
Metcalf, Mrs. Mary Clark. w. f
Ferguson. Jennie Burnett, Charles John
son. Blossom Goodrich and w. NJ. Barber
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chushen from
Burlington called on friends in tow
Monday.-The mid-week prayer meetinI
will be in the Methodist Church vestr.
Thursday evening at 7:45-The Rev. H
G. Banks went to Gloversville, N. Y.
Tuesday to attend the Methodist con
ference held there this year.-Mis
| Bertise Phelps and her two brothers
Murray and Charles. spent vacation
week with their grandmother. Mrs. Jam
Tilley. returning to Burlington Satur
| day.-Mrs. Carrie Morrill, came from
Burlington Friday and opened her hous
| for the spring and summer. Mrs Morril
with her daughter. Adelaide. and sis
ter. Miss Adelia Brownell. spent tn
winter In Burlington.-Frank Torbe
went to st. George Friday to see hi
brother, Roland who was badly hurt b,
falling off a load Of hay.-The Ladies
Union Aid society met with Mrs. vii
lard Ferguson April 3.-Tiras Ishan
spent Monday in Essex Junction.-Mr
and Mrs. Andrew Martin and son. VIII
have been stopping In Burlington tn
last three months. will return to thei
home this week.-There was quite
| large dance party at the home of Georg
LaFrance Saturday night.-Mrs. Arch
Casey IL ill.-Mrs. J. C. Cram. who ha
been Ill the past winter. Is very low
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Wright were in Esse
Junction last week to attend the funera
Of Mrs. Wright's mother. Mrs. Ameli
| Fay.-Mr. and Mrs. Homer Prior spen
Monday out Of town.-Mrs. Edwar
Cannon and son, Donald. of Richmon
spent Sunday at the home Of her siste,
Mrs. William Babcock.-Miss Ann
johnson is spending a few days a
Wallace Chapman's.-George and Mario
1sham have returned to their school h
Burlington after spending their vaca
ton with their parents. Mr.. and Mr.,
II. E. Isham.
There will be a ten-ten party on Fri
day evening at F. C. Forbes residence
The proceeds will be for the Sunda,
school mission fund. Everyone over 1
years of age IL invited.
CHARLOTTE.
At the annual meeting Of Champlail
Chapter. No. IS. o. e. s.. the following
officers were elected: Worthy matron
Catherine Martin; worthy patron, Cyru
Horsford; associate matron, Geneviev
Chapman; secretary. Emma Leaven
worth; treasurer. May X. Marsette; con
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