Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16

tary e. J. Bristol; treasurer, George ID.
Middlebrook, trustees, NJ. L. Barton
Allen Burroughs, f. c. Ward, @. ID.
Middlebrook II. d. Slack; parsonage
trustees. Allen Burroughs. f. c. Ward
Walter kellogg; parsonage committee
Mrs George d. Middlebrook. Mrs. Rich
ard L. Kingsland. Mrs. Frank Burrough
ard L. Kingsland Mrs. Frank Burroughs.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Ferrisburg Methodist Episcopal Church
was held Wednesday Jan. 8, District Supt.
the Rev. g. X. Statham Of Rutland pre-
siding. The reports of the officers showed
the finances of the church In prosperous
condition. officers were elected for the
coming year as follows: Stewards. Hold
en- Beach, Orvllle C. Field. Charles c.
Field, Elmer p. Burkett, Mrs Efiie Ball,
Mrs. Austin T. Booth, Lynn Cushman;
recording steward, c. c. Field; district
steward Mrs. Effie Ball; communion
steward, Miss Carrie Scott.
The body of Miles Miller, son
of Isaac Miller, who died in Maiden,
| Mass, from influenza, arrized here Sat-
urday evening.-Charles Wilkinson has
moved his family to the Green Mountain
lime kiln plant in New Haven, where
| he has employment.-Mrs. John Davey
has returned from Burlington, where she
has been passing several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. w. H. Norton.-Pvt.
| Frank Blake, who has been passing Il
furlough at his home in Addison, has re-
turned to a training camp at Morehead
N. Civilian Dandrow has resigned
his position with the Green Mountain
Lime Kiln company and gone to Bur-
ington.
The body Of Michael Miles Miller who
died In Roxbury. Mass, last week from
influenza. aged % years. arrived here
Saturday evening The funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon at st.
Peters Church. the Rev. L. A. Vezina
officiating. The bearers we're Frank Mall
doom. Daniel Carroll, Henry Morris and
Harry Myers. Among those present from
out Of town were Edward Miller of Rut-
land. George Miller of Boston and Mrs.
Daniel Morris of Marlboro, Mass. Mich
ael Miles Miller was the son of Isaac
Miller of Vergennes. Besides his father
he leaves two brothers, George Miller
Of Boston and Edward Miller of Rutland
and one sister, Mrs. Daniel Morris OF
Marlboro, Mass.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional Church was held at the church on
Monday evening, January 10, at 1880. The
reports of the several officers were read
and accepted. The following officers were
elected: Clerk, Walter w. Bristol; treas
urer, w. s. Bristol; treasurer for three
years, Wallace H. Bristol; deacon fol
three years, Willard r. Bristol; superin'
tendent of Sunday school, H. w. Day; so
Letting committee. w. s. Bristol, Mrs
George w. Stone, Mrs. w. w. Bristol
benevolence committee, Mrs F. N
Graves. Mrs. E. S. Bristol; music commit
tee, Mrs. w. j. Strong, Mrs. G. F. o
Klmball. H. c. Herrck, Mrs. A. w. Nor
ton. 1t was unanimously voted to extend
a call to become the pastor Of the church
to the Rev. Mr.. Frazer of Little Ferry
N. ].
The Home Missionary society of tn,
!, Vergennes Methodist Episcopal Churcl
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs
George D. Middlebrook.-Foster A. Young
who has been i'll. has recovered an,
has resumed his duties at the drul
store of T. Neville.-Col. and Mrs. Henri.
, G. Colby are passing a few days at tn
. Van Ness House in Burlington.-Alder
, man Wayland S. Bristol is i'll with in
, fluenza.-George Hanna of Boston calle,
on friends here yesterday.-Second Lieut.
Benjamin w. Fisher Of the U. s. al
. service, stationed at Camp Loveiano
= Dallas, Texas. has received his discharg
/ and is now at the home of his mother
Mrs Henry P. Fisher.-B. l.. Nichols
Y Ill with pneumonia following an attac
/ of inHuenza.-Mrs. F. L. Ouelette an
D children, who have been visiting he
K MOTHER Mrs. Peter Jenners. has returne
t to Orwell.-The condition Of Mrs. Jub
t Daniels, who is i'll with pneumonia, re
e mains about the same.-Mayor Waite
t w. Bristol is confined to the house b
d illness.-Alderman F. w. F'lagg. who ha
= been Ill., Is able to be out on the stree