Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
VERCENNES.
Continued from page one.)

VERGENNES.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Ingham, widow Of DIR.
II. A. Ingham. died Friday afternoon mt
the home of her nephew, william d.
Woodman, from a nervous shock result
Ing from an accidental fall, aged So years.
She was born in Saybrooke. Conn., ana was
married to Dr.. 1ngham In 1874. She was
member Of the Vergennes Raptist
Church. She was educated at 'ngham
University, Leroy, NJ Y She IN survivor
by two brothers, George C. and Wii'inm
II. Ingha:r Of Saybrooke, Conn.-Thc wom-
ans Bible class of the Congregational
Church will hold a sale of useful and
fancy articles Friday evening, NoVnmber
10, followed by a supper. All are cordially
invited to atterd.-The Vergennes high
school football team defeated the State
Industrial school eleven Saturday after
noon on the grounds of the latter by n
score of &c to 0.-Eggs sold Saturday in
the wholesale market for AZ cents pcr
dozen.-NTiss Mary C. Cross spent Sunday
In Burlington.-PeterF F. Little of Burlng-
ton spent Sunday in town with his fam
iy.-Daniel T. Donnelly has returned to
Montpelier after a visit to his sisters, Mrs
r. w. Coe, Mrs. T. L. Grandey and Miss
Kate Donnelly, and his brother, j. II. Don
nelly-Alvah Lewis OF Elizabethtown. n.
Y, Is visiting his cousin, Miss Margaret
Carpenter
Miss Lucy Harrington of Rutland spcn,
Sunday with her brother. ex-Mayor John
A. Harrington.-Mrs Gertrude Kenyon OF
Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting Mr.. and MIS-
too
In burlington with his SON. .;eorgc.-Miss
Marjorie Phelps of Middlehury CoileSe
spent Sunday with her father pr r. g.
Phelps.-Miss Prudence Godettc visited
friends in Burlington Sunday-Mr. and
Mrs. Joel Gowett left Tuesday for Hol-
yoke, Mass, where they Will spend the
wirter-Mr. and Mrs. John j. Barnard
spent Sunday in burlington with their
daughters. Mrs George Gillette and Mrs
John Rivers.-IIarry Norton and Leonard
Lawrence have gone on n deer hunting
trip.-J w. Ryan. j. +. BARLEY and Jo-
serh NolscuX spent Sunday in Shorcham.
Poultry day for the Thanksgiving mar
kct will be held here Wednesday. The
Vergcnnes Imp: ovcment society added q
to its membership during the month OF
October, making a total membership OF
los Until further notice the society will
receive a share of the proceeds of each
Tuesday evening performance at the NOV
ing picture show at the opera house-Fred
Iebeau, G. Ratu. William Lawrence and
hunt in Ripton.-Mrs. Eva Clark has re-
turned to Brattleboro after a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Emma Loukes.-Supt
| = Ia,
on Modernism at the opening exercises
of the Vergennes high school Monday
morning. The program furnished by the
Junior class was as follows: Piano solo
Miss Marion LeBeouf; vocal solo, Miss
Lucille Jenners; violin solo, Donald Hal
lock; piano solo, Miss Bessie Morris.-Tht
Home Missionary society of the Methods
| Episcopal Church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles d. 1ngham.-
The Rev. George Kerr of Brandon wa
the guest Sunday of Mrs. John Gordon ant
daughter. Miss Grace Gordon.-F. w
F'lagg visited friends in Burlingtop Sun
day
Colonel and Mrs. Walter Scranton hav
gone to Orange, N. J.-Mr. and Mrs
George II. Bostwick. Mr.. and Mrs S.
Bacon went Tuesday to Lincoln to vls
Mr. and Mrs. II. Z. Sweet.-Harold lie
Beouf and Miss Bessie Fortier visite
Mr.. LeBeoufs aunt, Mrs. Wilfred Sears
in Shoreham Sunday.-Mrs. George Gras
set of Charlotte visited her sister-in-law
Mrs. Phoebe Langevn, here Monday
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopa
Church of Ferrisburr will hold their an
nual Christmas sale in the pailors Of tn
church Thursday evening. Friday eve
ming the society will serve a chicken pi
supper and the State Industrial schoc
band will furnish music.-Mrs Davi
Roberts and children are spending fe,
days with her mother Mrs Emma Fiel
of Ferrisburg.- Miss Kate Hayes of II
conderoga, N. Y, is the guest OF Mr.. an
Mrs Desire Renaud-Mrs. Samuel T
Booth, who suffered Il shock while visitin
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott of Starks
boro, is somewhat improved. -Davi
Roberts has gone on a business trip
Fort Edward, n. Y.-Miss Martha Thorn
, spent Yesterday at the home of Mr. an
Mrs. Frank Bacon in Waltham.-G. J
n Wilkins of Morrisville was in town O
business Tuesday,
There was the lightest Offering in ven
, OF poultry for the Thanksgiving mark
hero yesterday, about three tons bel,
pvrcEHs"d. Or this W. r Bristol boug
two toms and Thorne and Cough one to
i'r!ces wore AS follows: Turkeys. q II
cents per pound, chicKens. Is to IS; fow,
10 e "A; ducks. 15.---IIar-y M. Eorton al
Leonard Lawrence he.In returned fro
hunting trip to Hip.op orinetn, ba'
with them a lso-pourd daer--Miss An,
! MiG1lohvrnl< IL
Judge and Ms. Warren Peck of Ne
Haven Miss Anna Eeldan has return.
from visit 70 her brother. Charles ]
helden. of Port Henry, N. Y.-R.
Topper Of Boston visited ex-Mayor J.