Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-03

W0o NHO iCSiPASIt VI a AdIR6 I'LL VI
wedding gifts.
John Snyder and his mother, Mrs. Sid.
ney Snyder. and two daughters left Tues
day for Saskatchewan. where they will
live with Albert Snyder, another of Mrs.
Snyder's sons. Albert was a graduate Of
the Winooski high school and has lived in
the Northwest for a number Of years. He
Is a school teacher there, is married and
lives on a farm.
The board Of water commissioners.
Alfred Bedard. Levi Bushey and F. e.
Bigwood. met Tuesday evening at the
town clerks Office and organized by elect
ing Mr.. Bedard chairman and c.. G.. Allard
clerk. John Flint was reelected super.
intendent Of the department.
SHELBURNE.
Shelburne has received her first allot-
ment Of work for the Red Cross society
and will meet in the future on Friday
afternoons at two o'clock in the room
over the public library to sew for the
Vermont soldiers. It Is hoped that the
women Of the town will respond as readily
to this call to help rs they did to raise
funds for the aid Of the Red Cross SO.
ciety.
The Ladies' Improvement society will
meet with Mrs. Howard Peterson this
afternoon at two o'clock.
EAST SHELBURNE.
The Progressive Agriculture club will
meet on Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles White.
HINESBURG.
Martin S. Villas Of Burlington has
been engaged by the 6. A. r. to deliver
an address Memorial day.-The play
given by pupils of the H. H. S. last Fri
day evening was a success, netting them
about $47.-T. J. Mckenzie was in JEFF
~fersonville Monday on business.-The
Rev. and Mrs. Kidder. who have been
with Mrs. Emily Sanctuary for two
months. returned to their home in
Westford Monday.-Mrs. Mary Butler
has rented her place to Alfred Bushey.
The W. c. T.. U. will meet with Mrs.
Edward Bushey to-day at 2:30 O'clock
DR.. Burdick has nov from the Peck
house to the Baldwin tenement-The Rev.
A.. H.. Edie and family have returned after
visiting relatives in New York State. Mr..
Tdie attended the Methodist conference
at Saratoga. N. Y.-The Rev. Josiah Kid
der. who has been the guest Of his sister.
Mrs. Sanctuary. Is now visiting friends in
westford.-Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brom-
ley were pleasantly surprised Thursday
evening. April 26. when about 70 of their
friends CAV them a reception at the M.
W. A. hall in honor Of their 18th we'd
ding anniversary. Those attending from
out Of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Matatt and son Of East Shoreham, and
Leroy E. Bromley Of Montpelier. Dane
ing vas enjoyed and r~efreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bromley were presented
with a purse.
There will be no preaching service in the
Congregational Church on May 6. Sunday
school will meet at noon as usual.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
Lawrence Taylor Baldwin. the four.
year-old son of Mr.. n Mrs. Guy J
Baldwin. died at II o'clock Sunday
evening Of appendicitis with com
plications at the Sparhawk s%anitarium
in Burlington, where he was taken
Saturday for treatment. Funeral serv.
ices were held Wednesday at 200 p.
m. at the Baldwin home in Monktor
just over the Charlotte line.-Mrs. L
D. Prind1e returned Sunday from
Greenfield. Mass, where she went tc
attend the funeral Of a relative. G
M. Hazard. her brother-in.law accom-.
panied her.-The body Of Patrick
ISnlACTSy was uTOuSut uoEc ITOH
Montreal. where he died, n the fun
eral was held at the Church Of Oul
Lady of Mount Carmel Monday after.
moor. The Rev. Father Henry Of
ficiated and the interment was in the
family lot in Moun Carmel cemetery
Mr.. n Mrs. Ralph Whaley attended,
the funeral of Mrs. Samuel Whaley
the formers aunt, at Charlotte village
Saturday afternoon.-Mrs. Bertha
Begor of Burlington. who has beer
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
C.. Scott. and her sister, Mrs. Thomas
D. Hart, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Ball of Hinesburg Inc in
FAINT son have been visiting her parents
Mr.. n Mrs. william Lessor.-Mis,
Gladys Carpenter and Percy Carpenter
OF Burlington. accompanied by fiends
were with their parents. MI. and Mrs
B. ]. Carpenter. over Sunday.-E. H
Converse. who has been in New Or
leans. La. during the winter. left
there April 9 and it is expected will
reach home next month.-There arr
three cases Of w%hooping cough In thu
family of Ralph Clark.-The regular
covenant meeting of the Baptis'
Church will be held Saturday at $3.50 D
M. at the church.
WEST MILTON.
Tony Marcia and wife were in Burlins.
ton Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Morton Rey.
nolds Of Milton Boro were at C. e. Os.
goods sunday.-Wiliam Gonyeau and
Mrs. Harry Granger visited at Frank
G%onyeau's at the Fort Sunday.-Cortes
Sweeney is ill.-Nina and Bessie Gonyear
are recent victims Of the measles.
MILTON.
A daughter. Ethel Honora, was born u
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.. Forbes recently.
At the Methodist Church the subject o.
the sermon Sunday morning will b,
watching the Heart" Sunday schoo
at noon. Evening meeting at 7:30, sub
ject Of the sermon will be "A Fishing In
cident." Epworth League meetings VI
Tuesday evenings. The prayer-meetinf
this week will be at the church Thursda,
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Allen. son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rob
inson. 10 very i'll with bronchia
pneumonia, complicated with measles
Mrs. I. L. Chadwick Of Melrose
Mass, was an o~ver-Sunday guest O
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Jackson.-Mrs. A. 3
Sturges has returned from a few days
visit in Utica, N. Y.-Cyrus and Lunar
Holcombe are at home from the Yer
mont Agricultural school at Randolph
The Rev. E. e. Herrick Is In Ran
delph. whore he went to attend TIL