Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-29

entertained by Mrs. Warren Day and Miss
Florence Day last Thursday afternoon at
the latter's home. A dainty lunch was
served.-The b. Y. =. U. will be held at
the usual hour next Sunday evening. The
topic being, self Control" leader. Miss
Sadie Foster.-Miss Lauta Mead leaves
this week to spend Thanksgiving with her
mother, Mrs. Martha Mead, Of Waterbury
Confederation Iianley has returned
from Middlebury. where he has been for
several days.-Mrs. James Stafford is
spending several days in Berkshire with
her parents.-The Misses Alger are en-
tertaining a lady friend from Burlington
for few days.-Reginald Hoslins was
In Burlington Saturday at the home Of
Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Pease.
JONESVILLE.
Mrs. r. c. Crandall has gone to Leom-
mister. Mass, for the winter where MIR.
Crandall has employment.-Lu Cague and
three children are very i'll. suffering from
scarlet fever.-Mrs. Archie Sabins and
| child returned Tuesday morning to Bris-
toll, Conn.-Mr. and Mrs. G. ID. Miller
returned from Warren Monday. Two
grandchildren came with them for a Wis.,
it.-Mr and Mrs. F. A. Balch expect to
| entertain Mrs. Balch and daughter of
Burlington for Thanksgiving l..
, Stevens and family will spend Thanksgiv-
| ing in Hyde Park.
ESSEX CENTER.
There will be promenade held at the
high school Friday evening for the benefit
Of Miss Hoag's Camp Fire Girls-Pupils
Of the junior-senior high school accom-
panied by Mr.. Jones. Miss Thomas, Miss
1 tte1o nv11
ant and instructive visit to Burlington
last Friday. The school barges carried
the students to the Junction early in the
morning and returned for them at night.
The party visited the gas plant. the
Queen City Cotton mills, the Maltex
Cereal company. the filtration plant, the
o. l.. Kinds company, the toy factory.
the Crystal Confectionery company and
the University of Vermont buildings. AT
noon the students were received very
cordially at the Y. NJ. C. A.. where they
ate their box lunch.-Hugh Bxby OF
Albany business College is at home for
Thanksgiving.-Miss Claire Abbey has
been ill.--Miss Huldah Hoag spent the
weekend at her uncle's. w. o. Mooney
in Williston.-Mss Margaret Brown Is
substituting for a few days in the Grit.
fin SCHOOLGIRLS. Bessie Stison, who has
turned to Burlington Sunday.-D. s
Jones left Wednesday night for his home
in Randolph. where he will spend Thanks
giving. The new Camp Fire Girls undel
the leadership Of Miss Hoag will organize
at the junior-senior high school Friday
afternocp.-Miss d. Marion Thomas Il
spending the Thanksgiving vacation II
Concord. N. H.-Midred and Marion
Hanley, Grace Bigelow and Vonni'
Dart spent the weekend with friends
in Essex Junction.-In less than Is min
utes Tuesday morning five Thanksgiving
dinners were provided by the pupils o
the junior-senior high school for friend
in Essex. These baskets were delivered
by the boy scouts Wednesday night.
CHARLOTTE.
? The Ladies' Aid cleared $35 from thei
chicken-pie supper last week.-Thoma
, Cummings and family have moved to Bur
. lington, where he has employment.-Phil
, lip Mcneil of Randolph Agriculture
school is spending his vacation at hi
home here.-The two village schools uni
v ted in Thanksgiving exercises Tuesda
n afternoon. which showed good training
and were enjoyed by a large audience
Miss Hamilton goes to her home i
White River junction to spend Thanks
e givlng.-The postoffice will be closed 70
t the day at HOO a. m. to-day.
J. Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Tucker and sol
8 Earl. passed Thanksgiving with relative
t in New Haven.-Mr and Mrs. RobeI
d Holmes and two children were guests {
T. relatives in Middlebury over Thanksgi,
e ing.-Abram Bissonette has moved wit
e his family to Burlington, where he ha
+ employment.-Julius Monette and Robel
r Besette have secured employment wit
:. the Hickok company in Burlington.-H.
q Whitney and family of Essex Junctio
n passed Thanksgiving with Mrs. Whitney
r. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Lewis her
:. Schools closed Wednesday for tt
"a Thanksgiving recess until Monday, d,
l. cember 3.-Mrs. George Edgerton ar
granddaughter, Clara Il. Dover, passe
Thanksgiving in Middlebury.-The d.
G. NJ. visited Friendship Lodge. No. 9
It #. and A. NJ. in his official capacity la
n Tuesday evening.
l. MILTON BOEO.
:. Mr. and Mrs. John Shean were in S
" Adams Monday.-Leon Lester and Arth,
!. Gonyeau were at r. Il. Bullocks Mover
ii Der 25.-Isabelle Goodwin spent Tuesd;
= night and Wednesday at the home of '
"a II. Mahoney at West Georgia.-Scho
n. closed this week for weeks vacation
I'd ATtHuT StdIiiey spent rTludy HlSnt DIT u
s. home Of his father, o. A. Stanley. 1
v, left Saturday night for Fort Leave
o. worth, Kans. where he has been called
r. HUNTINGTON.
The Missionary society will hold ga
IN Of fancy and useful articles at the h;
of Thursday evening. December Q. T
~ proceeds will go to the church.-Ml
ne f.. II. Kinds went to Morrisville We
as nesday to spend Thanksgiving.
bit HUNTINGTON CENTER.
he Henry Dwyer attended the funeral
r. his sister. Mrs. Maggie Lawrence, at W
OF gennes Friday.-Walter Ring fell from
~ staging last Friday while clapboardi
xt his house. Mr.. Ring escaped with d
e. located shoulder.-Mrs. Jane Fuller Is
al at the home of II. A. Norton.-Mr a
of Mrs. Stanley Sayles of EnOsburg 9
ng guests of her mother. Mrs. Jane Full
e. and brother Hale Fuller.-Edward Full
". Archie Tomlinson. Harry Ellis and C;
ed los Brewster solicited the money
- Gently raised in town for the Y. M. c.
mt RICHMOND.
ed The Misses Edith and Alma Jacobs
he Bristol have been guests Of their graz
mother Mrs. Kate Pettibone. for
past Week.-Mrs. d. J. Squire Mrs. A.
Terrien, Mrs. r. w. Berry, Mrs. NJ.
ew Dimick, Miss Gleason and Mrs. J.
RS Berry are among those who have
ng card parties at their homes for
'ir. benefit OF the Red Cross the past weel
ssh Miss Anna McGoyern, a trained nurse
ng assisting In the care of Mrs. r. Lave