Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-28
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--,i:~. q. r. Ovtt. with her son. Howard,
and dat ghter. Ruth, are passing few
dayu IN Fall River. Mass. as guests in
the hon Of her brothcr.~E. +. smith,
Mise katherine Hubbell is at the home
Of MIR and Mrs. NJ. l.. ITubbell for the
season. She has been teaching In ST.
io'insbuiy.--A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. B. Thomas Monday.-The treas"
urer Of he Red Cross branch reports an
over-su;' scription. having receiving over
il,@oo, Vile the allotment was S1,2oo.-.The
rcv *. r. Douglass is attending the
.aeeting of the Methodist association for
St. Adams district in Swanton.
One of the most successful functions
ever held in town was the lawn party on
Lincoln park Friday evening by the
branch of the American Red Cross. 1t
opened Ut two o'clock. but the crowd
lid not yet there until evening, when the
band 70 idered several selections and the
lag dril was given by 20 young ladies'.
AL tn neighboring communities were
rcpreser ed and automobiles and teams
crowded the park on three sides. Light
retire hu ents and homemade candy were
plentiful and the tables we're we'll
patronized. The society realized S110 from
the different sources. While all the cam
vassers have not yet reported the society
managers are very hopeful that the full
amount Of $1,000 assigned to this town
will be secured.-Mrs. Richard Sweeney
was operated on Friday In the rooms Of
DR.. r. B. Thomas for appendicitis.-M. p.
Perley and son, J. K. Perley. and daugh-
ter Miss Katherine, with Miss Belle
Stone. and their guests. E. X. Warren
and son, Charles Warren. Of Three Oaks,
Mich, motored to Greensboro Friday,
where Mr.. Warren had part on the pro-
gram celebrating the first hundred years
of Sun lay school conventions In the vii
LACE where the first one was held.-Miss
Isabel Beattie of Barre is visiting her
uncle, .. w. Ames.-Miss Ellen Wagner
OF Richford passed Sunday in the home
of \. J. Caldwell.-Miss Helen Sargent
was in Montpelier over Sunday.
This town made good showing in the
amount Of the Red Cross fund. The II.
nal figure is s1.353.-H. J. Keogh Of Chi.
caso is installing a new switch board fol-
the Northern Telephone comparative
men from Burlington have been doine
some cable work for the company this
week.-W. S. Hutchinson. a civil engineer
in the employ Of the Central Vernon,
Railway company. was a visitor in the
home Of his father. DR.. w. w. Hutchin.
son, Tuesday.-Miss Helen Cramton, the
librarian Of Norwich University. who ha,
been attending a librarians meeting has
returned to her home for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Pomeroy celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary by quiet
ly entertaining a few Of their family
friends at a dinner Wednesday evening. =
F. H. Downey Of Freleighsburg was ir
town Tuesday returning accompanied b,
his granddaughter, who will remain fol
an extended visit.
D. w. Ames, Leon Gowen. Hermie Bill
ado and ]. r. Cassidy from this place
with other helpers, have completed q
barn with a plank frame 110x42 feet ir
dimensions with q feet side walls in foul
weeks for e. c. Kendall at South Frank
lin. This is to replace the barns destroy
ed BY hre nearly year ago.-E. K
Warren and son, Charles Warren, Of
Three Oaks, Mich, left Monday for theil
home. Mr.. Warren spoke in the Metho
dist Church Sunday evening at a unior
service. telling something about the eel
ebration at Greensboro the previous da,
and its importance to Sunday school his
tory. also Of the work among the Samar
itans In Nablous. Palestine, in which h,
\ takes a deep interest-Mr. and Mrs. V
a. ATl5H NOtOreO 10 brlStOl ThurSda!
with Mrs. E. j. Irish and children, tw,
of whom remained there with thei
mother. On their return they were &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Man
dlgo Of the industrial school at Vergennes
who visited Mrs. Mandigo's parents tn
Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Douglass. Mr. Man
digo also visited his parents in Richford
Mrs. Gerald Durkee Of Richford was
guest also Of her parents, the Rev. an,
Mrs. Douglass.-C. F. Rawson resume,
his position as organist in the Methods
Church Sunday after several weeks O
absence by reason Of illness, including
an operation for appendicitis.-Mrs. Mar
tina Rublee and her daughter. Miss Hal
lie. are to go to Bluebird Camp, Eas
Berkshire. for the season.-The Rev. T
B. Holmes Of Richford and the Rev. an
Mrs. Fred Morris Of Glen Sutton. Que
have been guests of the Rev. F. c. Denny
Mrs. Donaldson Of Swanton is the CUES
Of her daughter, Mrs. ]. B. Draper-Mis
Marion Springer Of Burlington. who
visiting in the family Of DR.. c. G. Abel
rendered a solo in the Methodist Churcl
Sunday morning.