Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-06-13

several of the townspeople also enjoyed. |
The church was beautifully decorated
as also were the tables In charge OF
Mrs. II. d.. Hopkins. The following
officers were elected: President. Mrs.
O. !, Anderson of Richford; first vice.
president, Mrs. w. b. Dukeshire Of Dnos-
burg Falls; second vce-presldent. Mrs.
w. NJ Shaw Of ST. Adams; third vice.
president Mrs. +. A. Woodwork OF
Swanton; recording secretary, Mrs.
| Henry Weidman Of Swanton: treasurer,
Mrs l.. r. Bates Of ST. Adams; super
intendent Of young peoples work. Mrs.
+. w. Wallace of Enosburg Falls; super
intendent of children's work. Mrs. d. 70.
| Silloway OF Worthwhile; superintendent
of literature. Mrs. Martin Conner OF st.
Adams; superintendent Of jubilee work
Miss Anna Chaplin Of Enosburg Falls
Carl Gray, who recently was graduated
from wireless school. has gone to Gin
cinnati, Ohio.-Charles Abbott has sold
his farm at Colbyville, also his stock
| business to NJ w Abbott Of Alstead,
n. r.. MIR. Abbott will stay on the
farm until fall Mr.. Abbott will be here
part OF the time during the summer
Mrs Whitney, who is now at her sisters
In Troy. seems to be making good prog
! ress from her recent operaton.-"Uncl
SANS Children" under the direction Of
the local schools was an entertainment
| which pleased all. The decorations were
in charge of Mrs. II. ID. Hopkins. Mrs.
d. w. Cooley accompanist. Each part
was well taken. The appearance OF the
Junior orchestra under the direction OF
Mrs. e. w. Bruce was much enjoyed
Another letter recently received by Mr.
and Mrs. f.. Il. Campbell from their
son, Lieut.. Fl. Denny Campbell tells
much Of his trench experience and his
gratitude at being back In a rest camp
and finding letters from home He had
a stretch of % days in .the trenches.
during which time he had some thrilling
experiences. The rats to make
themselves numerous and TO be trouble
some creatures indeed. Lieutenant Camp
bell seemed to be in the best Of health
and doing HIS share to make it lively
for the Boche. -
telegram received by Mrs. G. f.
Moody announced that her son-in la W
DIR. S. l.. Goodrich had received his
commission as captain DR.. Goodrich
, enlisted last September. entering as
first lieutenant. Captain Stewart e
Goodrich is the son of Mr.. and Mrs ID
i. Goodrich Of East Hardwick. He was
graduated from the University of Yer
, mont in 1907 and was assistant house
surgeon at the Mary Fletcher hospital
until 1903. He then Dracticed In Bur-
= lington for two years and came &c
Y Waterbury where he was for -four
r years on the medical staff at the Yer
= mont State hospital Entering private
practice here his ability was recognize
ed and it was with regret but will
good wishes that his leaving town wa.
e noted. Lieut.. Goodrich was first a
e Gettysburg. then was sent for specia
s work to John Hopkins Institution ant
= New York hospital and for sometime
s has been at Fort Porter Buffalo n
4 v Here he has had much work will
t the cases of gas and shell shock which
v have been sent back here. He has beer
f particularly successful in this worl
= and is deserving of the promotion
n which has come to him. Mrs. Goodrich
= is a Waterbury girl.-IIeath Towne ar
II rived home Monday and is to leave
Il according TO summons. the last of tn
: month for Camp Deyens. Georg
;. Thayer is another who, must arswe
: the cal: and is arranging his busin
: ess for leaving.-Verne Allen FoGs
q whose parents lived for two differen
Il times on the State farm in DuxburS
# is among those. who are at the officer
a training camp at Plattsburgh. MI
Fogg has specialized in agriculture al
a his life, has worked in some line o
ia that work summers and taken tina
~ course at Amherst College. He has jus
"a finished his third year Of college an
=. for the summer was supervisor c
-, gardens at Holyoke. Mass. when
:" was ordered to report at Plattsburgf
- He is Just past u and n nephew
- Mrs. j. +, Shipman Of this town.-Mr. an
Mrs. william start of Bakersfield hav
% been IN Duxbnry, guests of Mr.. and Mr.
IN T. II, Callahan. Frank Callaha
III whom many are pleased to call tn
Id "Patriarch of Cancels Hump is muc
improved and able to be out of dooI
some and will give his hearty gree
ing again this year to those who a.
nd cend the mountain via Galatians.
r. Mountain travel is looking up wei
IN Four from the Signal Corps part
e from Providence. r. l., and the LOCI
nd Camp Fire Girls are recent visitor
" Principal Reimherr, Robert Luce ar
lie Paul Swasey spent Friday night {
a. Mount Mansfield.-George Morton Switze
RI the 1l-year- old son of Mr.. and Mr.
m Merton ,Switzer, died Saturday Of scarf
w. fever and was buried the following da
os Another child, girl Beatrice, in Il
-. same family. is i'll with the same diseas
=, A family party Of ~ were with Walt
~, ~, and Fremont Farnham Sunday. Amor
those present were Mrs. Mary Farnha
%, and daughter of Lisbon, ~ H.. and Fra
Gu els Farnham of Fayston.-Miss ELLA HI
is with her mother, Mrs. W. A. Richard
~ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Baker of South Du
~ bury heard from their son, LawrenC
'es overseas. that he has been transferr
as to a French boat and now does not ma
~ the trip back and forth.-Robert al
~ Raymond Haseltine will arrive soon fro
act Baltimore to spend the summer at t
AZ IIaseltine farm. Mrs. Robert Haselti
and children having arrived three wee
ago.--A good delegation of odd Eello'
and Rekebahs attended the menor
of service in the Congregational Chur
md Sunday. at which the Rev. Verne
mp Smith preached. A pleasant feature
re. the service Sunday morning was
,all presence of Corporal Guyette, who aft
at his attendance was discovered. conser
ed to be the four minute speaker. CO
ked poral Guyette was listened to We
to closely. as he was the preceding e,
ina ming.
AIDE Roy lie Baron. at the home of
for parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. LeBaron,
will 4s hours leave. came az an ensign, VIII
the ~ pressing news 10 MS relatives
I'm friends. Mr. LeBaron is graduate
mes Soouaro SEMINARY ana would nave hni'
ing Oh at the University or vermont t
ock spring hao ne not iett ior the service
and patriotism of Ensign LeEaron was sho
utv In the Mexican trouble when he went
linz the border with the troops. Leaving c
,risr lege this time he enlisted next day af
war was declared and was quartermas
son for sometime on the Malay He was Il
ma promoted and transferred to the Kath