Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-09
HApPE N|NGS IN VERMONT
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good the past week II. T.. Shaw made
about 500 gallons of syrup Friday and
Saturday. and Mrs. c. j.
Mum OF johnson are visiting Mrs.
Nunn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Bar
rows-Edwn i. Bigelow of the Bellows
Falls high school is spending two
weeks vacation with his parents. Mr..
md Mrs. Edwin II. Bigelow.-Mss Grace
Dewey has position as telephone
operator in the court house at Jersey
city, N. J-Thcre will be a meeting of
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
! afternoon.
rortY-seven of the fifty members of the
reccntlN-organized Sterling club were
3 present Friday evening at the opening of
, the hea dduarters of the club. which have
been fitted up in the station block. The
nrst and largest of the three rooms oc-
: cnpied by the club has been equipped
with billiard and pool tables, the second
with card tables and the third which is
the reading room is supplied with books,
magazines and newspapers. Many of the
equipments were gifts from club mem
bcrs and outside friends. The object of
the club is to provide social entertain
l1ent and amusement for the members.
and it is expected that it will prove an
attractive meeting place in the summer
. for Visitors from the city. NJ. c. Love-
SOY is. president of the club, Dr. j. c.
~ Morgan vice-president and G. a. Simmons
= secretary. The board Of managers is Dr.
II. w. Barrows, H. a.. Shaw, T. c. Rus
sell, G. o. Burt and H. c. Mcmahon
Mrs II. w. Barrows gave a
five hundred party Friday evening,
five tables being played. Mrs.
Harold G. Mcmahon won the first prize
and Miss Anna Fitzslmonds carried off
the consolation prize. Sherbut and cake
We're served The favors and other
accessories were very pretty. Among
those present were: Miss Rebocca Burt
of Wellesley College and Miss Marie Nc
Mahon of Burlington.-Mi Ruth Nc
Mahon gave a five o'clock tea at her
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Mcmahon, Friday afternoon in
honor of her cousin, Miss Marie Mcmahon
OF Burlington, who passed the Weekend
with her-Miss Bernicc Lang returned
Saturday from Hardwick, where she
passed the week at the home of her
uncle, c. NJ Leach-Mrs. G. NJ Bugbee
of Waterbury visited her sister, Mrs. f.
rows entertained n number of schools
mates ut a sugaring off party Saturday
afternoon, Mrs. Fred Clement, who visit
Cd her niece, Mrs. II. L. Long, in St
Adams last week. was accompanied home
Ivy Mr. and Mrs. Long and daughter,
Helen, and Mrs. Harriet Smith and
daughter, Alice, of Waterbury, who visit
cd their aunt. Miss Louisa Smith, until
Z saturday. Miss Louisa Smith gave a
sugar party to a large number of Moscow
ham farm Saturday.-Miss Mabel Bis
sQnette of burlington Is at r. E. Smith s
for several Weeks-Mrs. W. \. Sears,
Mrs. G. s Marshall and Mrs. T.. G.
Stafford attended a sugaring off at r. M
Sears's Saturday afternoon.
The Peerless orchestra will give a So
cial dance at the Akcley Memorial build
ing Friday evening.-Sickle cha pier. No
81, Order of the Eastern Star. held it's
anniial meeting and election of officers at
~ Jennoy is out after several days ILL.,
ness.-flarry II. Downor has purchased
Of Herbert r. Straw his home place on
Bridge street, formerly known as the
Ephralm Hodge place. Mr. Downer will
take possession June 1.--Mrs. +. +. Shcr-
hut OF Franklin. Pa, who passed the week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Giles a
Dewey in Stowe Hollow, is visiting her
sistey. Mrs l.. n. Circuit, in Waterbury.