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

Approximately 800 people visited the
town hall Thursday to inspect the ex-
hibits of the village and outlying district
schools. There were fine exhibits of II
kinds OF vegetables, showing the result Of
the earnest work in the gardens. The
display of canning was particularly
large and that of fancy work and plain
sewing especially pleasing. The exhibits
of manual art showed ingenuity and skill
in the display Of mechanical devices and
paintings. In the afternoon Mr.. Burg
wald and Mr.. Dana gave a demonstration
on THE Making Of Cottage Cheese" A
harvest supper was served, the proceeds
being used for the prizes. In the evening
there was a short program of musical
numbers and readings by the children of
the different districts.
Daniel Davis had his face crushed in
by the crank on his automobile Sunday
and was taken to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital by Dr. Burdick.-Hope Circle of the
Kings Daughters will have their sixth
annual sale. supper and entertainment
Tuesday afternoon and evening. October
~ In the town hall.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kelley are the parents Of daughter
The Kings Daughters will meet in the
congregational vestry Friday with Mrs.
George Freeman as hostess.-Mr and Mrs.
Harry Holcomb are moving to Mrs. Jo-
seph Bissonette's house. in the village
William Adams has bought of Albert Red
mond the stock and crops on the Charles
Il. Partch place. He will care for Mr..
Partch. who is 70 years old and In feeble
health.-The school fair was great sue
cess. About 800 attended and the exhibit
OF vegetables, school worok and handicraft
was of great merit--Arthur Perkins. wife
ana Edison of AlhanS. visited
Mrs. Perkins sister, Mrs. II. II. Page,
over Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. c. ID.
Wead has returned from weeks visit to
her niece, Miss Helen Weller. in BRISTOL
Luther Coats has let out his farm and
gone 10 Massachusetts,-Ge hunt OF
Rutland visited his sister, Mrs. a. sykes,
recently.-Fay Kenyon has sold his farm
10 Bernard Collamer and is moving to
urlington.-Captain Anton Seferovitch,
consul from Montenegro to New York.
VINO has been camping at Lake lroquois,
returned home last week While here he
gave an interesting address peiore the
high school on conditions In Montenegro
ana Serbia.-Fred Harvey and wire ana
Z. w. Bostwick and wife have returned
from an automobile trip to MASSACHUSETTS,
where they attended Brockton fair.-M II.
France and family have moved to Burling-
Whitemore. teacher, had box soc'ao'e
In tho new schoolhouse and raised money
to get victrola for the school,
Charles Thompson Partch died yes
terday morning. The funeral VIII be
| held Friday at two O'Clock
A pretty wedding took place last eve
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs 'onh
H'ce on Pleasant street. when their only
daughter. Media f.. was united III mar
rage to Harold B. Smith, son OF MI
ana Mrs. Frank Smith of Charlote' Inc
vey dulick Of Bridport. The young peo'
pie were unattended. The br'ae "ore a
gown CT white crepe de chine whNe
satin and pearl trimmings. her ven was
caught up with orange blossoms ms
ceremony took place under an aicn OF
evergreens and autumn leaves ronow-
Ing the ceremony refreshments were