Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-08

ming. Two canvassers on the road from
Randolph Center to East Bethel. gathered
In $3.50 in two hours and another set.
between the Center and Brookfield, Sc
cured $780, the same day. All the farmers
were ready to give OF their money to
purchase a bond.--Mrs. A. Il. Holmes, who
has been at the Inn for several weeks,
has gone to Burlington before returning
to Boston for the winter.--Robert Thayer'
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin mayer
has been transferred with his aero
squadron, the l3sth, from Kelley Held
South San Antonio. Texas, to Fort SILL
Oklahoma, where he Is located in par
facks-News has been received mere OK
the death of Mrs Edwin Bigelow OF
Detroit, Mich.-Corporal Roy Merrill was
at home from his camp at Westheld'
Mass, over Sunday with his PARENTS
Ffty-one patients were cared Tor at the
Randolph sanltarium during OCTOBER.
Bag day for the sanitarium was very sue
ccssful. being conducted by the Sanitarium
Aid society, s270.75 In money ana goods
having been contributed.
\ o9 Was born Saturday to Mr.. ana
Mrs. .,-tmas St. Lawrence. The Rev.
Joseph Hamilton arrived nome from
Woodstock Monday. having been there
Sarah Ann Evans, after passing some time
here with her brother, the Rev. Joseph
Hamilton, left Monday for Essex june
tion,--'rhe Rev. S. q. Suitor announced
at the church service at the Methodist
Church Sunday that the Rev MIR. Duke
shire of st. Adams would preach at the
Methodist Church next Sunday.-Miss
Marion Salisbury. a student at the Uni
yerslty OF Vermont was III town over
Sunday with her parents. returning to
resume her studies Monday.-Miss Bertha
Follansbee, who has been for about two
years and half with Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Hayward. left Monday for Newport.
n. H. After n week there she will take
her youngest sister and go to Phillips
burg. Kans.. where they are to make
their home.-Dr. Clifford, after an absence
Of several days. returned home Saturday
night.-Mrs. Floy Sturtevant Mooney and
Mrs Gilman Of St. Adams. who have been
guests Of Mrs. q. c. Stevens and other
friends here, have returned to st. AL
bans-Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland Is teaching
in East Roxbury as substitute for Miss
Leila Webster, who is in New York for
treatment for rheumatism. Mrs. Cleve-
land expects to be there for two weeks
longer.--Mrs. c. X. Pratt returned Sat-
urday from a several days stay in Pitts
field with her sister, Mrs. Ellen Brown.
The Hon. Mason Stone arrived here
Tuesday and that evening spoke before
the Parent-Teachcr association, upon
lne nii.pp'ne ""S IN
nis' i,ie.'ns VI ,"s T,,l,.s -.
a.'e,oeu.- Cnss,ei ". Is qu,.e
III at her no'ue anu her niece. M.s. nose
Smith of East Braintree. Is taking care
Vi ner'-M.s, nay Oiuw"s Gnu =,
chiiuren iei. luesuas ioI Leol.on' ~ ~
where she went 10 WISH .ler sis.e'' "'s'
Edw'h Moreah.-lhe rev rreoerich Leeus
mas come Ior snort stay mere win MS
VIE at the nome oi hr' ana Mrs D.
chase re IL expecting 10 return " WAS
sachuset's III the near i"'u'e' "He.e "e i"
TO nave charge OF cnurch near "orces-
ter.-Mrs' -Heisoii bowen nus come from
the farm "hich she recently sou u ". "a
osh" anu TAKEN possessioi VI the nouSe
she purchasea OF Clayton boweh on ives.
ton street-Ine Iour'n ois'ric. meet'ns "
the order OF eastern star VIII De heid AT
Wiiiiams'o"h this week' having oeeh ae'
ayed on account OF lnIa"tiie paralysis
carrier IN the season neulah chap.er OF TINS
place VIII give the aooehua at TINS meet
ing. there oeihs aoout 40 ,neinpers "hu
VIII TAKE paTt.-Mrs. D. 10 uooueii VI
Haysvhe was 'he guest ol MIs' rrai'N
Goula !uesaay Ior short s.as.-Mrs'
SARAH Ann Hv"hS, VIM mas oeem s's,.ihs
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over Tho .ssipned numhor Tha onnor.