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

nv ballot, yes, rs; no, S,--A camp of
Modern Woodmen of America was estaD-
lished here Friday evening with 26 charter
members who had been secured by George
y Wells as organizer State Deputy Con
sul Palmer Of Burlington was in charge
of the work when the obligation was adj
n,inistered and the following officers ele &.
cd and installed Consul. n. NJ Croft; adj.
wiser. Arthur Jacobs; clerk +. r. Fulljng-
ton. bankerA f. Murphy; escort. Wee-
lev Wilson; Waterman, Fred Jacobs: ssr-
fry. G.. +. Tatro; trustees. Harlan MAY
nard. q. F. Blouin, Fred Jacobs The
next meeting will be held in the hall over
w. V. Phelps & Cos. harness shop Fri
day evening. November 1.-The fourth an.
nual trap shooting tournament by the
members Of the Philemon club was held
D. A. Renoit were the captains The side
represented by J. NJ. Jeffords won by
small margin Word has been received
from Mrs. Florence Hamblin, a former
resident. hut now of Randolph. that she
is recovering her health In a hospital In
Boston. Miss Helen Tyler and Mrs Whit
ney came by auto from New York Sunday
evening to the home Of Miss Tyler's
brother. f.. J. TYLER. Miss Tyler returned
by train Mrs A. NJ. Trudeau returned to
sheldon Friday after having passed a
u.
Mrs Sarah Farnsworth went to me-
home in Montgomery Saturday after pass
ing few days at the home of her sister,
Mrs r. II. Dickinson The two recentiv
returned rom P trip to Boston. MFR and
Mrs. NJ. +. Perley and daughter. Miss
Katherine Perley, Miss Belle 6. Stone and
Mrs. r. Carpenter we're in Richford Sat.
urday to attend the funeral OF Mrs \. \.
Moore. George D. Phelps has been in
Hghgato few weeks during the illness
and death of his aunt and foster mother,
! Mrs. f.. j. Phelps, whose funeral WAS
held Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V A. Irish
and Mr. and Mrs. NJ l.. Irish motored +,
the funeral tina; afternoon.--A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Ovitt Sun.
day evening Otis King returned from
Springfield Friday. While away he met
the proprietor Of condensarv located ~
Cap Pa, and contracted to go there
November ,. at which time he will finish
work for the Federal Packing company
/ Mrs. King will remain here for the pre9-
ent.-A daughter was born to Mr.. AMI
/ Mrs. f. D. Cushman Tuesday morning -
| 6. r. Brown is having a vacation from
! his duties as rural carrier OH route No.
! The place is being supplied by the sun
stitute carrier, c. n. WEIGH.
The Rev l.. G. Denney. who recently ac-
cepted the nastorate of St Matthews
Episcopal Church in Enosburg Falls, and
who for the past seven wears has seen
rector of the Episcopal Church in Silver
! Creek, near Buffalo y. Y, left Frldav
night for Springfield Ohio where he viii
! he the guest of his mother for 10 DAYS
after which he will leave for Enosburs
Falls. where he will assume pastorate on
I November l.
, Mr.. Boomhour Of Canada with Mr.
( and Mrs. W. .. Stafford and two chill
dren of East Franklin notored here
Sunday, where he visited Mrs SAT-
ford's mother. Mrs W y Kid1er. Mrs.
Stafford and the children are passing
the week here.--Nr and Mrs G. F.
( Wells of Poultney are passing the week
in the family OF J. W Beatty Mr. Wells
has been instrumental in forming the
Park camp Of Woodmen-M \.
Cardosi and daughter. Polo. went Tues
( liha. has been passing a few weeks
among friends. They are expected TO
return this week--A. NJ. Aseltine OF
, Burlington is passing a few days with
his brother, Albert A. Aseltne.--Mrs.
Il. w. f. Noyce of Richford is passing
a few days with her father Jack Ward,
while her mother is in the Mary Fletch-
where she went TuesdaY.---The work of
laying the four inch water main on the
/ newly opened Dickinson avenue was
completed Tuesday. The work had been
III charge of Joseph Paquette.