Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-25

Mrs. Clifford Averill after few days
here with her aunt, Miss Emma Seymour.
returned Saturday to Claremont, ~ H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rand after several
days with Mr.. Rands sister. Mrs. s. w.
Howard, left for Pittsfeld. n. H.. Satur-
day. Mrs. Howard accompanied them as
far as Royalton, where she went to see
her sister. Mrs. Rose Coolidge. Mrs.
Frank Grove, who lives on School street,
was taken III last week and on Friday
night her trouble was pronounced typhoid
fever. She was taken to the sanitarium.-
Mrs c. l., Root. who was injured i'm fall
at the parish house last week, is not yet
able to be about.
Roy Burweli. chief clerk of the Amer
lean Steel g. wire company of New
Haven. Conn. ia being entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams
Loan Sunday was celebrated at the Metho-
odist Church Sunday morning, with APP
propriate music and a sermon by the pas
tor, the Rev. s. @. Suitor. The Church
bells rang at ten o'clock Sunday morning
for 10 minutes: in accordance with that
observance Rev. Joseph Hamilton
went to Plainfeld Monday to assist the
Rev. A. w. Hewitt for time in raising
the fund for retired Methodist ministers,
and from there he went to Groton to assist
the Rev. f. w. Lewis In the same work.
The Rev. Mr.. Ryder, the minister here in
charge of the Seventh Day Adventists So
ciety baptized at the river Sunday after
noon six persons Mrs. Perkins, son and
daughter, Mrs. A. II. Flint. Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Luce.-C. c. Clarke and
Wife and child arrived from st. Adams
Sunday and it is expected Mr.. Clarke will
attend to the duties at the station during
| the absence of Mr.. Donahue, the regular
| agent.-Miss Emma Wood. who has been
in Barnard for several days has returned
for a few days stay with Mrs. Frank
Stile before going to Claremont N. H.,
for the winter. The Potato Growing club
in the vicinity of Randolph Center have
sold II carload of seed potatoes, which
are to be shipped from this station, the
price of which is $40 per bushel.-Mrs.
Holden left Monday for Boston to pass a
week with Miss Elizabeth Faxon, who
has passed several seasons with Mrs.
Holden at Randolph Center.-Miss Phil
lips. the diettian at the santarium. re-
turned Monday from a several weeks
stay in New York State
All business was suspended in town
yesterday afternoon when the Liberty
day exercises were in session. At 1880
| the school at Randolph Center Joined
| the school here at the high school build
| ing, and to these were added the Red
Cross society. the band, fremen, Odd
| Fellows, Rebekahs and the woman's
Relief Corps. nearly all of them with
| flags. They formed n line Of march which
| led through the princjpal streets. At
the close Of the narade. thew went TO
Music hall. where there was a nrorram
of musical selections. consisting Of solos.
duets and ouartets nv mixed and male
voices after which the SNEAKERS of tho
dav the Rev Fl T. HinkIev and the
Rev Ar s O'DonnelI gave fine addresses.
Tho AFFAIR was In the hands of tho n,b-
uc safety committees and otbars who
assisted and the success of the same re-
r.id ther, for oil ofyort m,de-Rover I
| Donabue and Miss NJ Alice Reagan old.
oct daughter - Mrs. 6 7 Reagan of
C,ororess street g. A1h.ps we're mar
r;ed al the Catholic Church in 81 AIhans
| nv T,asdov ,norrirg az o.ao tho rev
II 7 O,Su,,ivan nerforminp the cere.
,,onv Tbe bride was attended nv Miss
! Ue,on WV of that citv and tho hr;de-
| oroor,,s hest man was NJ Edward