Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-26

presented with silver mesh bag, Re-
ircshmcnts were served. The Rev. and
Mrs. ChapDell leave about November |
Tor their new home in New Haven, Conn.
Ralph O'Bryan is i'll at his home in
South Bristol.-At n meeting of the Out
look club held at the home of Mrs. a. w.
Cove Friday afternoon 1t was voted to
set aside sum of money for n club
house fund
The fire company was called out during
me wind and rain storm about six o'cioC {;
Thursday night for a chimney FIRE in one
or X. f. Hatch's tenements on Mausil
avenue. No damage was done.-Miss
Alice Bosworth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Bosworth, formerly of this town,
but now of Florence, Mass, was unite |
IN marriage October IA to w Il. Cald-
well of Ncwburyport. Mass. Miss Melirs
A. Bosworth of this town was present at
the wedding
THOMAS Sprague of Boston was n
guest of his parents, G. w. SpraEue. and
family over Sunday. Norman Thomp-
son, who has been on the Mexican border
with Co. ID, First Connecticut infantry,
arrived at his home here Sunday morn
ing, Mrs. Josie Chase has returned from
l'urlington-Henry Brown of Burlington
was guest Of his son, r. S. Brown, over
Suhday,-liosea Carl has sold his farm
h"rth OF the village.--Dr. II. H. William.
son of this village and T. w. Jennings
of Lincoln have exchanged farms.
The ncighbors of Mrs. Sophia Shorwin
gave her surprise party Tuesday after
noon. it being her 72nd birthday anniver-
sary. Fourteen We're present and supper
was scrvcd.-Thc penny social given in
Grange hall Monday by the members of
the tcachcr-traininR class was largely
"a "a or In h. oil h,Nt,
being rcalizcd.-Tho Misses Christine
Mullngs and Genevieve klbourn are at
home from Burlington.-MisS Marion
Mullings was at home from Middlebury
College over Sunday.-MTs. George Jimmo
and daughter have returned to Burling-
ton after visiting her parents here
William Hurlburt has bought of the A.
j. Eastman estate the house south of this
village and will move there at once
Mrs. Ralph Miles and daughter of Hunt
ington are at the home of her father,
DIR. G. f. Edmunds.-Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ
Norton and Mr.. and Mrs Z. c. Norton
have returned from their trip to Mass
achusetts and Connecticut.-Miss Estcllc
Cierkin is spending n two weeks vaca-
ton in Burlington.
While stepping from her wagon Monday
in Greenwood cemetery Miss Bertha
Guyotte of New Haven Mills broke one
ankle.-Mrs C. II. LaMay has returned
from Rutland. MIR. LaMay, who under
went an operation at the Rutland City
hospital recently, is doing as well as
could be expcctod.-Aliss Clara Robinson
is attending the conference of teacher
training specialists held in Castleton this
wcck-Arden Lawrence and family are
moving into the W. A. Lawrence house
on the corner of North and Spring
stroets,-The outlook club will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Hewitt. Program, roll call. "Housokoep-
ing Problems of the Past and Present
Days: The Housekeeping of Uncivil-
lied People," Mrs. Grow; housekeeping
in Colonial Days" Mrs. Baxendale dis
cussion. Factors That Have Made
housekeeping To-day Different from That
Of the Past" Mrs. Trevilian; reading
Miss Summertime Woman's Missionary
society Of the Methodist Church will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Niccna
Dunchee. --Phlip u. Lawrence and Miss
, Blanche Jacobs were in Burlington Tues
1py