Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-26
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge three.)

real.-Mrs. Albert j. Dillingham; and
daughter, Edna. and Miss Cotton or
Springfield. Mass, are visiting MRS. Diii-
inghams sister. Mrs. +. Il. Smith,. IL.
Smith and daughter 1sabell and Mrs.
Dillingham; were visitors over Sunday at
Mrs. j. ]. Irving's cottage at Thompsons
Point.-Orlo Van of Lowell Mass, is here
on account of the illness of his mother
Mrs Lucy van.-Mrs. l.. b. Swain of
Burlington has been called to Stowe by
the illness Of her father J. p. Ravlin, at
the home of her brother, the Rev. II. w.
Ravlin.-Miss Ruby Bull, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital July 10, returned home
Sunday.--Kenneth Bull of Company c,
First Vermont regiment was at home
over Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Ward Chaffee
visited their son, Mark Chaffee, at Fort
Ethan Allen Sunday.-Frank Medlar of
Company II, First Vermont, was in Stowe
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Crossman of
Rochester. n. Y, have been guests at e.
NJ. Houston's for week.-John Smith of
Amherst. Mass, is visiting his parents.
the Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Smith.-Miss
Jessie Wade has returned from visit
with friends in Observation-Disclosures At
torney j. p. Campbell has made n brief
visit this week to- his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Campbell, at Oak Leaf farm
Miss Emily Goddard for 10 days the guest
of her brother the Rev. Il. l.. Goddard,
left Saturday for her home at Roselle
Park, N j. Miss Goddard was accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Julia Goddard,
who has been with her son since his wife's
death in November.-The Hath-a-Wili
club of the Congregational Church met
with Mrs. b. j. Godfrey Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Abbe Warren returned Saturday
to Waterbury after two weeks in Stowe
Morristown and Johnson.-Miss Pearl
Eastwood of Providence, r. l.. has joined
her parents, DR.. and Mrs c. w. East
wood, at A. l.. Gales-Mrs. Minerva
Tinkham was recent visitor in Middle
bury-Mrs f. c. Dearborn, who was
called here by the illness of her mother
Mrs. Louise Wells, has returned to Lynn
Mass. Mrs. Wells continues to gain and Is
able to sit up little.-The Rev. Leonard
T. Cole has come from North Dakota to
pass the summer with Mrs. Cole at their
home on the LaPort road. Mr.. Cole has
been teaching in North Dakota and also
serving as pastor for two Congregational
Churches.-Miss Hattie Pratt has re-
sumed her work at the postoffice after
two weeks vacation-About 20 of the
Campfire Girls of the Congregational
Church are in camp for a week at Camp
Tunkett." Mrs. H. W. Cummings, their
guardian. is the chaperon.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. l.. Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Cobb motored to Waterbury Center Sun
day to visit Mrs Cobb's cousin. Harold
Adams of Company II, First Vermont,
who was at home from Fort Ethan Allen
over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. G. A. Clement
and son. John. of Southport, Conn, are
visiting Mr.. Clements parents. the Rev
and Mrs. II. w. Ravlin.-Mr. and Mrs
G. o. Tucker and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. J. Raymond of Waterbury Cen
ter were laso visitors at Mr.. and Mrs
Ravlins Saturday and Sunday.
An open-air community service was
carried out very successfully on the
school campus Sunday evening. A union
choir led the singing of the hymns
with Miss Marjorie Watts at the organ
and Clyde Nelson, cornet. The address
was by the Rev. A. NJ Smith of Unity
Church. his subject, True American.
ISM" The Rev. H. w. Cummings and
the Rev. L. L. Goddard took part in
the service and sacred concert by the
Stowe Military band was much enjoyed
There were about $50 present. The
Rev. E. L. Goddard will be the speaker
next Sunday evening. The la
dies of the Congregational Church viii
hold military sale August Is, "olt
home" day. A concert will be Eivel
gone to Providence. r. l., to pass tw
weeks with her brother, Roy w. Smith
Her mother. Mrs. Alma Smith, who ha
has been in Providence several weeks
will accompany her home.-Mr. an
Mrs. Ii. S. Shaw and Mrs. C. A. Sim
mons motored Sunday to Greensboro
Mrs. Charles Miller accompanied Their
home and will visit her sister. Mrs
Simmons. a few days.-Her friends sen
!,
Burt at the Mary Fletcher hospita
Monday.-Mrs. C. NJ Watts and daugh
ter, Miss Marjorie, spent Monday i
Burlington. They were accompsnie
by Miss Lillian Demeritt who visite
her brother, Give Demeritt at For
Ethan Allen.-Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bar
rows and Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Shepar
motored to Milton Sunday and Gale
on the stowe boys at Fort Ethan Allie
on their way home. They were accom-
panied to Milton by Miss Ruby Bar
rows. who remained to visit Mrs. Rob
ert H. Hill and Miss Reba Smith, VIII
likewise remained to visit Miss Esthe
Chapin.--Mark C. Demeritt, who ha
visited at the home of his uncle, w.
Demeritt, went Sunday to Waterbur
on his way to his home in RoXbury
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Pike and MI
and Mrs. A. Il. Collins visited Mr.. an
Mrs. e. w. Tinklhm in Mc1ndoes owe
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Moody G
Montpelier were guests at G. T.. Burt
over Sunday.-A neighborhood gather
ing and picnic at the home of Mr. an
Mrs. Y. l.. Chamberlain Sunday was al
tended by "a people and was in homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Tatro of Nau
gatuck, Conn. Dinner was served o
the lawn-Mr. and Mrs. Tatro, VIII
have visited Mr. Tatro's brother an
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tatro, hav
gone to visit friends in Cady's Fall
Mrs. Fred Tatro and daughter accom-
panied them.
Miss Ethel l. Tucker daughter of Hem
H. Tucker of Burke. n. Y, formerly
Stowe, and Archie J. Gibbs of Montpeli,
were married at the Baptist parsonaf
in Westford by the Rev. w. W. Viii
July 2l Mr.. Gibbs. who was gradfat,
from the Heaton hospital In Montpel
two years ago. returned to his hospit
duties at Fort Ethan Allen, where he
serving as first class private, having e
listed as a Red Cross nurse. Mrs. Glib
who has been in training nurse for
year at the Heaton hospital returned
Stowe, where she has been caring +
Mrs. G. G.. Foster at West Branch I
two weeks. Mrs, Gibbs is well and fave
ably known in Stowe, where she has
sided for several years and also
Morrisville. where she has been employs
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Peterson and N
and Mrs. II. II. Cobb motored Tuesday
Winooski. where they called on the Sto'
boys at Fort Ethan Allen. Among them q