Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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at the nome of Mrs. Iistcle ellison. he
fore returning to Rochester-phillip
Lowell held an auction sale of horses and
sleighs and numerous other articles in
the yard of The Washburn Tuesday
Mrs. NJ Y. Holbrook moved from the
Priest house on Randolph avenue to her
meeting of the Christian brotherhood
was held IN the parish house Monday
night with an attendance Of about 15o
with 100 members and 80 bows from the
Young Mems Brotherhood. Following the
supper, served at seven O'Clock, Stanley
j. Pennock of Harvard College gave
talk in which football was the main
subject In two weeks, will be the guest
night" for the year, and the local speak
crs Will treat the subject THE Goats at
Play."-Mrs. J. T. Mccall, who has been
with Mrs. +. 4. Eaton for 10 days. lcft
Tuesday FOR New York Miss Kathleen
Blxby went to Bethel Monday for sev-
era days with Mrs. l.. t., Gonya.-rhc
call to the parents Of this town to meet
the teachers in the high school building
for a meeting Friday night was attended
by about 70, who formed an association
with 80 members. The officers and com
mittees for the year were elected: PrcSi-
dent. c. j. Stockwoll; vice-prcsidcnt Mrs.
l.. A. Russlow; secretary, Ernest Hatch
educational committee q. J. Marcott,
Mss Bertha Manney, Mrs. y. NJ.
Vaughan; school Improvement committee,
Mrs Mabel Adams, Or ". W. Holden,
C. c. Clifford. Mrs J. Il. Adams, DR.. g.
W Scott: social committcc. Dr +. -.
blanchard. Mrs y. +. Bass, Ernest
Hatch, Miss May X. Howe; press com
nlittee. J. Il. Adams, Miss f. J. Clark,
Miss Jennie Stewart, legislative commit
tee, DR.. a. c. Bailey. Dr. l. \. Russlow,
John {. Sherbume; membership commit
tee. r H. Slack Mrs. H. I. Johnson,
Mrs. = Z. Lanson, executive committee.
the prssident, vice-prcsident, secretary
and chairman II the several committees
The object Of the society is TO bring
teachers and Parents into a closer rcla-
tion.-The mill, route of Mr.. Baker,
formerly owned by J. W. Curran, has
been sold to George Midget who will
soon take ossession.-Gladys Raymond
" Braintree. who has been with Mrs. H..
j. Labounty for several days, returned
Monday to her home.
Mrs. r. NJ Chase os Rcthe WAS in
town Wednesday.--Th senior class OF
the Randolph high school gave play.
"'rhe Cool Collegians" IN the assembly
hall of the building before good sized
audience Tuesday night. II is thought
they will realize about $60.--Mls. o. L.
Northrup is entertaining Mrs. ChaGnon,
her sister.-Miss Edna Fairbanks who
came from Newport y H. last week
~ be tho guest of Mrs. j. H. Wells and
Mrs. W. G. Emerson, went f." Richmond
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Ernest Fish
News has been received OF the death of
Mrs. Frank Phillips of Mortified, who
has many friends here. Mrs. Phillips was
the niece of Lucius Webb and is survived
by her husband and two children.-Mrs.
T. X Chase and son left Tuesday for
a few DAYS in Waterbury. Mrs ". :
Smithers entertained the Silver Cross
Circle of Kings Daughters Tuesday
Mrs. Curtis of Bethel was in town We'd
nesday to visit her son, who Is I'm the
sanitarium recovering from an operation
He expects to he able to leave the in
stitution in another week.-Mrs.. Am
Aoulton Is passing several weeks viii
her brother, Silas Chadwick, and hi'
daughter, Mrs. Lucius Goodhcart.-Th'
ladies' of the Federated Church will serve
boiled dinner and hash supper in thu
vestry of the Baptist Church Tuesday
March i.-Thc Rev /. q. Sherhurne o
burlington will preach at the Federated
Church Sunday morning, and it is ~
pected that a supply will he procure
for the pulpit each week till q r"cula
pastor is secured