Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-16
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.)

Grange Of Addison to be present at their
neighbors' night meeting. June Z. After
the business the following program was
presented: instrumental duet, Miss Rena
Dumas and Mrs. A. H. Bristol: paper.
my Experience in Raising Poultry" by
]. Earl Dewey: a paper on "Iow to Raise
Turkeys" Mrs. Floyd Reese; a vocal solo.
Miss Gertrude LaFleur; paper. Feeding
Poultry for the Production Of Eggs by
Mrs. Jesse Mack; plano solo. Miss Rena
Dumas; discussion. SHOULD Eggs Be Sold
by the Dozen or by the Pound" lead by
M. e. Twitchell. followed by a general
discussion. State master Of the grange.
Willis N. Cady. gave a short talk. The
program closed with a vocal solo by Roy
Howard.-Miss Gladys Cartmell, who for
several years has been stenographer for
States Attorney Allen r. Sturtevant, has
resigned her position there and taken a
position in her fathers garage, in the
same capacity.-Hugh Atwood is the new
clerk In the Evans shoe store.-Joseph
Larrow. who for two years has resided in
Brandon, has moved back to town and in
tends to make this his home.-Charles P.
Smith has gone to Basin Harbor. where
he will spend the summers. B. Aines,
head clerk at the Marshall store, Is
confined to his home on South street with
u Ohu bttaCk VI tlo sTip.-TTOI lLcWiS d.
Hathaway has gone to Boston to attend
the annual meeting Of the New England
Music Teachers association.-Mrs. o. T.
Moore Is In Lincoln to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Lee-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sheltus
have returned from North Ferrisburg,
where they have been visiting Mrs. Shell
tus.' sister, Mrs. Peter Larrow.-Mrs.
Hattie Banning has gone to Hartford.
Conn.,, to spend some time.-Miss Lillian
Brown has gone to Fitchburg, Mass,
whore she has secured a position.-The
Misses Ruth Ferguson and Margaret For
est have gone to Hartford. Conn. where
they have each secured positions.-The
second Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bakers
three children, who have been sick with
scarlet fever and other diseases at their
new home in Sudbury, this one a girl OF
. four years of age has died and the third
child is suffering from the same disease
Mrs. Baker. who has had pneumonia. is
thought to be improving.-Charles II
Westall. Jr., who has been confined to his
home and bed for three weeks with ar
attack Of heart trouble, Is growing better
and 10 now able to sit up little every
day.-Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Foster of Sud
bury have returned to their home ir
that town after few days visit here &c
relatives. and Mrs. Ernest c
Bryant and daughter. Miss Ruth Bryan
IRE staying for several weeks at the
Kitchen Inn at Castleton.-The Hortonis
Light q Power company Of Rutland added
half dozen new hands to their force o.
workmen here at the old Green Noun
lain company plant which they expec
10 have running next month for the ex
iensive generation Of electrical power. Tit
men are Raymond Kinney. d. f. Burns
Lewis p. King, Fl. J. Farnham. Alder
veillet and w. J. Adams.-Word has beer
received that Roy Harris Of the Some
held artillery. Camp Devens. has been al
p signed to the fourth officers training
camp.-Mrs. Robert Hunt Is moving from
The Towle house on College street to tn
80 Voter house on the same street.