Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-18
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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the Congregational Church at Ferrisburg
will serve chicken-pie supper Wednesday
evening, October 31.-Mrs, Ida l.. Dolin of
Burlington Is visiting Miss Laura Taggart
and later will visit in Addison.-Casper
l.. Leach Of Pawlet Is visiting friends
here.-Mrs. Frank T. Larrow and daugh-
ter Mrs. Agnes Shortsleeves. have gone
to Chicopee Falls, Mass. to spend the win
ter with Mrs. Larrow's sister. Mrs Loboa.
"A sociable will be held in the vestry of
the Harrisburg Congregational Church
Friday evening.
Walter YattAw shot large hem
hawk that measured Sig feet from
tip to tip.-Miss Julia Carter who has
been spending the summer with her
mother. Mrs. Joseph Carter. has gone to
Barre to teach in the high school,
Alderman Levi H. Brown has returned
from a business trip to Malone, y. T.
Miss May Milo has gone to Springfield,
Mass. for a few weeks.-Mrs. Alice Pres
ton has returned from a three. weeks
visit to relatives and friends in Boston
and North Adams. Mass. New York
city and towns in New Jersey.-Miss Rose
Donaway of Richmond is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Donaway.-
Miss Lena Oneal, who has been spending
her vacation in North Adams Mass, has
Bixby Memorial Free library George II.
Lebeau VINO has been employed in the
Moves garage, Rutland, has returned here
10 assume the management Of the restau-
rant of his brother, Fred w. Lebeau.
who has been drafted into the Y. S. serv-
ice.-Paul Z. Yattaw has been taking a
weeks vacation and Hollis Benoit has
been taking his place as driver for the
American Express company.-Danie
Shaunnessy, who, with his wife, has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Jarvis
has returned to Newark, N. J. Mrs
ghaunnessy will remain some time longer
-R. l.. Kent of Rochester, N. Y, is visit
ing his father. Rollin J. Kent.-Johr
Tier, rural delivery carrier on route No
Z. is Ill with pleurisy. and George IL
Bostwick, Jr., is substituting for him..
The condition of Harry Hayes, win
has been Ill. is improving.-Mr. and Mrs
Edward II. Davis have returned from
an automobile trip to Brattleboro. wher
Mr.. Davis purchased some thoroughbred
Holstein cattle for breeding purposes
Mrs. Harold Moore has gone to For
Edward N Y, where she will make he
home with relatives.
The celebration of the fifth anniversar
Of the founding of the Bixby Memoria
Free library held last evening In the librar
DutIdlng unueT tne duspl'es VI thc ~ "''SS
WAS largely attended. The guests were in
formally greeted by the trustees and
staff of ladies' The program consisted q
an address by Judge Frank l.. Fish o
''The Aims and Results of the Five Years
Work OF the Library reading by Mrs
A. 8. Haven. Vittum's orchestra or MID
dlebury furnished music during the eve
ming and special solo numbers were rer
dered by the members Of the orchestra
The exercises were CLOSED with the sins
ing of patriotic songs by those presen
led by the members of Company ID. Il
Vermont volunteer militia. who attende
the celebration In body under comman
Of Captain @. w. Stone. Light refresf
ments were served by number of youn
ladies', the Misses Edith Middlebrook an
Doris Sturtevant presiding at the pune
bowl. The trustees of the library al
&. H. Strong. Capt. c. A. Parker, Jude
Frank l.. Fish. J. A. Harrington and
h. Warner Of Vergennes and DR.. r.. v
shipman of Richmond HILL n. Y, fol
ner resident. Miss Edith j. Chamberlai
10 librarian and her assistants are tn