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

of East Monkton. Mr.. King of shushan
and Henry Todd Of urlington.-Word has
been received Of the death Of Mrs. Fred
erick Carpenter at her home in Attleboro.
Mass, Mrs. Carpenter was the daughter
of Alonzo Desautel of Charlotte village
The md-week prayer meeting will be held
at the vestry Friday evening Of this week
instead Of Thursday evening.-Mr. and
Mrs. william s. Kellogg for many years
residents of Charlotte, have moved to
their new home In South Burlington on
the Williston road.-Miss Gladys Car
pentier Of Burlington has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Car
pentier.-Miss Christina voight and
Ethelwyn Voight spent the weekend at
the home Of their uncle Henry Tatro.
In East Hnesburg. Charles Dow 10
visiting relatives in Lincoln.-Miss Zana
Sterling is away for weeks visit with
friends in Ferrisburg.-R. T. Field of
waterbury, Conn.,, has been visiting his
cousins, Mrs. Lucy Jackman and Mrs.
Charles Martin.
ST. GEORGE.
Mrs. Irving Isham has returned home
after visit Of ten days with her daughter
in acknowledgements Willnger and
daughter Abbie, were in Burlington Sat-
urday-B Il. Forbes was in Burlington
Monday.-The st. George school is to
give a Thanksgiving entertainment We'd
nesday evening. Miss Frazer the teacher
extends cordial invitation to all in
terested in the school.-Miss Eunice Tom
linson, who is having a three weeks va
cation from Newton hospital. Newton
Lower Falls Mass. spent last week visit
ing in Richmond
WESTFORD.
The Rev. w. r. Dukeshire preached at
the Union Church Sunday morning.-The
schools of the town are not In session
this week.-Mrs.. c. s. Quimby and son.
Robert are visiting in Binghamville and
will remain until after Thanksgiving.-
Miss Geneveve Goodrich of Fairfax Is the
guest of Mrs. Henry Parker.-Christmas
will be observed by a community tree at
the town hall.-H. c. Bates has returned
from a brief visit to his brother In Hud-
son, N. Y.
MILTON.
Mrs Henry A. Smith, aged "a years,
died Thursday morning at eight o'clock
after a long Illness with cancer The
funeral services were held Saturday
| AFTERNOON
husband, she is survived in her family
by three daughters, Mrs. Mark E. Aus
tin of Burlington, Mrs. E. I. Allen OF
Milton and Mrs. Roy L. Grow. She leaves
many friends and associates. as she had
always lived here and had been men,
| Der for many years Of the Methodist
Church.
At the Methodist Church public worship
Sunday morning at 10:45 The subject OF
the sermon will be "Peter and Satan's
Sieve" Sunday school at noon. Evening
at $780, subject; Jacob and Rachel
There will be no prayer meeting this week
There will be Sunday school and preach
ing at the West Milton church on Sunday
UNDERHILL.
The Underhill town schools closed a
noon Nov. q, in respect to the memor,
of former Superintendent Of Schools NJ
d. Young AT Knights of Pythias hal
Wednesday evening a very enthusiastic
Wednesday Nov. 81. very enthusiastic
gathering discussed the question of {
community Christmas and committees
were elected to aid in carrying out thu
plans, the success of which will depend
upon the hearty cooperation of each in
dividual interested.-Mrs Maude Thurstol
and Miss Emma Edwards left Thursda!
evening for Altamonte Springs. Fla.
where ."ey win spe"u ~. -
" .. 800 800 90 p,,r,,nn,o1
where she will live with her daughter
, Mrs. Max Bessey.
UNDERHILL CENTER.
r. .. Hoiiaho went last rrluay ~ op'"s
heid. Mass wnere ne mas Se.eu ,, ""po ~,
meht. MS fanny VIII ~ ~
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been criticany H. ID enousn. 10 pe s"s -, ,
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graouaily iaiil's.-e M. ,' 80.
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the nome VI ner u,o.he H,,- sa ~.
l ana MIS-. ~ W. "i''e y. No.
I oeeh VisItlns MS parents WI. al" AVA.
ROBERT Whte'-Mrs. w. r. S.i'.n d"
daughter are WISHING reNa.Nes III Iue".
I only one deer was repor'eu hiheu III W."
during the open season anu '"a' o''e wa
secured by 1ericno man.
the secretary OF the Choerhili Ce".e
!. u.,o,o. .s,rnoa .,,o, Avon,
r T. I'' The workers are few. Some Of tn
v members OF the Circle live where II
;. more convenient u "o.N Win o.ne
Il circies' wo'Ne'S "ooiu w S'"u'' VIC
- coined II not members. TINS week
O weather makes the people by their war
q fires think OF the soldier boys ana IN
= long winter they are racing
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MISS rope VIM nus nee" go. va'"s ~
9 Bertha Logsens' was .ane" ~ anu -
II turned 10 nurn's'o" LIE, .~e'eU" Due'
e nell mas returheo from "inlo'' w"e'e 81