Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-31

CiCzen May Best serve IN the World
War for Freedom" The public Is cor
daily invited.
RICHFORD.
The membership Of the local branch
Of the Red Cross IL 321 to date. This
Is very encouraging. and shows that
our people have the right spirit The
branch Is indebted to Harry Nicholas
Of the Star Waist company for valuable
assistance rendered last week by cut
ting large amount Of material at his
shop. This has greatly facilitated the
work Of the supply committee. and
they wish to express their apprecia-
tion.-Miss Ethel Beatty Of Sweets
bury, Que, visited friends in this place
during the past week.-Mrs.. ]. r. Kei-
ley went to Manchester. N. H, Satur-
day, having been called there by the
death Of Mrs. Lynwood NJ. Kelley
willard F. Maloney. son Of M. Ma
loney. has enlisted in the training
corps and Is now on duty at Fort Madi-
son barracks. Saclet Harbor. N. Y. Mr.
Maloney formerly lived in this place.
but for the past six years has had a
position in Cornwall. N. Y.-Invitations
were received during the past week
from Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Snyder
Of Newton, Mass, to the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Hazel Lamson
Snyder. to Edward L. Harris. Of Barn
stable, Mass. on Saturday, June 2. Mr..
Snyder is a brother Of Mrs. Stewart
Simmons and Mrs. E. B. Elias of this
place. and the family have been sum-
mer visitors here for several years.
and are well known by many Richford
people.-Mrs. Anna Head Of Montgom
cry is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. e.
Cooley.-The following registrars have
been appointed for June S, Registration
day. Moderator W. B. Locklin will
act as presiding officer. Town Clerk H
H. Rounds as chief registrar. DR.. r. M
Pelton as surgeon. The other regis.
trars are H. H. Comings. Leroy Smith
and Henry F. Rustedt.-Pre-m mi morial
service was held in the Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
The Rev E. NJ. Fuller. pastor. gave q
very interesting address, subject. 1.-THE
Challenge Of Great Life" The
church was filled with eager listeners
| Mrs. B. e. Newton. who has been Wis
iting at the home of her sister. Mrs
A. ]. Elliot. for few days. went to he
home in Springfield. Mass. Monday
Claiand Sargent Of the University o.
, Vermont is visiting his mother. Mrs. F
| D. 0AT6outs duu oicSci, XNAiC' 0oACy A-"~-
Mrs. T. L. Peavey of Sheldon Spring
has been called home owing to the seri
Gus illness of her mother. Mrs Isaiah Stan
hope.-N1r. and Mrs. o. I. Powers ant
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Cowan Of Bakersfield
were guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry o. Powers Sunday.
Mrs. e. P. Lunderville and daughter
Janette. who have been visiting at tn
home Of Mrs. Lunderville's mother. Mrs
Elizabeth Paquette. in st. Adams, for tn
past few days. returned home Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Kelley received
message Friday saying that Mrs. Lyn
wood NJ. Kelley. wife Of their son. Dr.
Lynwood M. Kelley. of Manchester
N. H.. was dead.-NJss May Edith Tod
and Ernest Coutois Of this place wer
married at All Saints Catholic Churc
Tuesday May e by the. Rev. Josep
Lavigne.-Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Clan
Vile are moving from F. H Kelley
tenement on School street to the J.
Kelley tenement house on Troy stree
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pattee wi
move into the house formerly occupie
hv Mr. Glo 1x,S11A