Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-20
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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HAPPENINGS IN vEkmUNI
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Mrs. David Marvin will entertain the
Fortpightly club Friday afternoon. All
members are asked to be present. h
Meeting will be at the usual hour, $50
o'clock. ..
The annual high school reception will
be held in the high school assembly hall
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. Tho
three upper classes who give the recep-
zion TO the new students, teachers. par
ants and friends Of the school are bend
Ing every effort to make 1t a pleasant
evening. There will be al interesting
proeram and the rest Of the evening
will be spent In games and dancing. This
reception furnishes an excellent oppor-
tunity for the parents and townspeople
in general to become acquainted with our
teachers and students and they are most
cordially invited to be present.
Flash lights and flash light batteries
4 light for every need at reasonable
prices-Tc to $3.50. Yandow's News and
Stationery Store.-Adv.
The following we're united in marriage
last Saturday at the Methodist parson-
age: Walte II. Moulen Of Fort Ethan
Allen and Alice Robinson of Waterbury;
George Clifford Horning of the Second
Cavalry band and Miss Myrtle Neal of
Gloversville, N. Y; n Howard F. Cor
nish Of the supply troop and Miss Lillian
Buckram of Toledo. Ohio.
wilfred Lock, the brother Of the
Rev. G.. H. Lock, who disappeared yes
terday morning. was found by Mr.. md
Mrs. Lock at about 1880 yesterday at
ternoon walking near Fort Ethan AL
len. The lad. who Is not quite II went
to bed a little before eight o'clock
Tuesday night suffering from a severe
headache, and when the family arose
yesterday morning the door was found
open and upon investigation it was dis
covered he was not there. When
found he said he had left the house
shortly after three o'clock in the morn
ing and had walked most Of the time.
He Is suffering from over-taxed nerves.,
due to the stress Of conditions which
he went through in his home land,
England, before he came to this coun-
try about 10 weeks ago. He has been
with his brother about three weeks.
and has entered school. Recovery Is
expected as soon as the lad has had
time to rest and gain strength after
his hard experiences.
Miss Marion Burns of the high
high school home economics depart
ment ~solicits garden products which
can not be used by the owner. This
department is canning these surplus
products Of the community which will
be used in the winter for school
lunches. The students Of this depart
ment will call at the homes for these
products upon learning of where they
may be found.
UNDERHILL.
Ralph A. Burns of Underhill Center n
Gertrude 3. King Of Underhill were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage on the
eve Of September 8. The Rev. A. H.
Sturges performed the ceremony.-Myles
M. Hoag of Fort Ethan Allen and Nellie
M. Russin Of Essex were married by the
Rev. w. H. Sturges at the home Of Walter
Blaisdell in Jericho on the evening Of Sep
TENDER II.
Twenty-Five members Of Mizpah Tenn
pie. No. IA, Pythian Sisters. attended the
district meeting at Burlington. Sept. IA at
which Supreme Chief Mrs. Samuels, of
Oakland. Cali. was present.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Brown of Melrose. Mass.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mead
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Preston
Of Connecticut are visitors at D. ].
Covey's this week.-Mr. and Mrs. Del
bert Burnett Of Kirkwood, Mo-, are visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Edna Burnett.-Mrs
Ida Curtis Of Colchester is spending a
few days with her son, c. G.. Curtis
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Mead Of Morrisville
were guests at F. P. Tillison's Sunday
Mrs. d. F. Hackett returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital last Friday, where
she went for treatment.-Nealy &
Scribner have sold for George Whitaker,
his place in this village to c. r. Wood
worth. for $1,5OO.-Mrs. H.. ]. Mead went
Saturday to Dandy for a visit with rela-
tives.-Clark Edwards Of Montpelier is
the guest of his mother. Mrs. Frances
Edwards.-Mrsl Minnie Mead of Gilmore
is spending a few days with her brother.
F. P. Tillison.
The meeting for permanent organiza-
ton Of the Underhill Cemetery associa-
ton was held at Pythian hall Tuesday
Sept. II. This association recently in.
corporated has met with generous res
ponse from many subscribers to a per-
manent fund, the income from which will
care for the cemtery In perpetuo. a gen.
erous gift Of two Burlington friends fol
immediate grading and terracing of the
grounds has been met by al equal
amount by local subscriptions and five
hundred dollars is now available for the
work. The association confidently ex
poets further contributions TO IT'S per.
inanent fund. The officers elected are al
follows. President. D. G. French of New
York; vice president, c. H.. Hayden
trustees, L. c. Fowler, F. ]. Robinson
F. s. Jackson. Secretary. w. T. Mead
treasurer. w. Scott Nay; auditors. Ira
w. Thorp. M. H. Rogers, F. p. Till
son.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoll
Cook was the scene Of a neighborhoot
gathering last Saturday evening. 1t beinl
the 25th birthday of their son, Henri.
B. Cook. and a rousing send-off' as h,
enters the army. The evening wa
pleasantly passed. Refreshments wer
served and a substantial sum raised witt
instruction to purchase something whicl
would constantly remind him of his man,
friends In this vicinity. The occasion close
by singing patriotic songs and an 'ex
pressed hope for Mr.. Cooks eventual SAT
return.-Mr. and Mrs. v. b. smith an
daughter. Dorothy, of Holyoke. Mass, ar
guests at w. H. Gaines this week.
UNDERHILL CENTER.
William D. Frost of Grand Rapids
Mich, visited his cousin, ROBERT White
last week.-Sherman Cocnman was HON
over Sunday from jefferson, N. H.
Bishop Rice of Burlington administers
the rite Of confirmation to a class a
st. Thomas Church last Sunday.-Nin
Rowell has gone to Lancaster, Mass, I
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