Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-30

structor at the mechanical school at the
University of Vermont. has returned to
Burlington after q visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Rivers.-1n ac-
oordance with the proclamation OF Presi-
dent Wilson. the Baptist Church Will be
open all day Memorial day for prayer
All those who wish to use the building TOT
this purpose either alone or in company
with others are invited to do so. In the
evening at 1880 there will be a prayer
meeting held in the church for prayer Tor
the power Of God to be manifested In the
victory of the allied and American armies
At the close Of the prayer meeting a new
service flag with Il stars will be unrurled,
with appropriate services. and AFTER a sa-
lutte to the flag and the singing Of the
Star Spangled Banner" the Kew. A. v.
Allen of the Baptist State convention will
sneak on ECHOES from the Northern
Baptist Convention."-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Tunstall, Miss Sarth Tunstall and
Mrs. Jennie DeFries have returned to
their respective homes in Mineville and
Hudson Falls. N. v. after visit to Miss
Tunstail's sister, Mrs. 3. j. Simpson,
The Bixby Memorial Free library will be
closed Thursday.-Mrs. Frank Perkins OF
Uolyoke. Mass, is visiting her brother.
George Blakely.-Miss Jessie Collins Is
visiting an aunt in Proctor.-Mrs. jean
cite Morgan of Keene, n. H.. Is visiting
her granddaughter Mrs. +. NJ. Rogers
Prof NJ. 3. Ogle, University of Vermont.
will give a patriotic lecture this evening
at the Panton Methodist Episcopal
Church.-Mrs. n. l.. Ball announces the
approaching marriage of her daughter,
Luella. to John Bristol, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest ]. Bristol of Panton. which
occurs at her home Tuesday June AIRS.
Kenneth C. Hughes of Mansonville. N. j..
is visiting at the home of her parents, MT.
and Mrs. William d. Woodman.-Mis ISIS
Florence Lavalley and nephew. William
Iavalley visited in Burlington Monday
Lieut. W. e. Woodman of the Balloon
company of the aviation corps. mas re-
turned to Newport News, Va, after a WISH
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William D.
Woodman.--Mr. and Mrs. Curtis LeDuc
and Mrs. Ernest Aunchman or Orweil
visited Miss Eunice Aunchman Monday
Mrs. W. d. Woodman has gone to Rye
n. Y, to visit her son. Dana f. WOOD
man.-Mrs. Harold st. Peters and son.
George Henry, are visiting Mrs. st. re-
ters' mother in Port Henry. \. Y.
Mrs. Marion Burroughs celebrated
the S1st anniversary of her birth Sat
than. Among those present from away
were her twin brother. Wallace Fen
ney of Perry, N. Y, her son, Ira Bur-
roughs, and family of Charlotte. mel
daughter, Miss Sadie Burroughs OF
Poultney. Miss Burroughs received
number of useful gifts and purse OF
gold.-Miss Caroline Haywood OF win
ooski was a weekend guest OF MISS
Frances Wheeler.-Ralph Norton OF th'
u S. navy. who has been spending
week furloueh with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur w. Norton, has re
turned to his duties.-The play M
Trespassing," viii be given in the towI
hall in Ferrisburg Thursday evening
for the benefit of the Ferrisburf
branch of the Red Cross.-At the clos
ice cream and cake will be on sale
The Ladies Aid of the Vergenne
Methodist Episcopal Church will hoi'
their annual meeting Friday after
noon with Mrs. Ezra NJ. Ball of Fer
rsburg The whist party which wa
to have been held Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. John Donovan
West Ferrisburg, for the benefit OF tn
Red Cross, will be held Friday evening
Mrs. David Roberts and children
Emma. Mildred and. Holland. who hav
Field, returned on Monday to Lowville
H. Y-Miss Mary Erestini. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur e. Langeway. ha
gone to the Fanny Allen hospital t
be operated on for appendicitis.-Judg
NJ F. Barnes of Chimney Point calie
on friends here Monday.-W. r. Wal
ner left Monday to attend the hearing
| of the public service commission thi
week at Montpelier, st. Johnsbury. an
Bellows Falls.-George H. Bora c
Fltchburg, Mass, was In town Nor
day to superintend the shipping OF hi
household goods to the above cit!
where he will reside,-John James. Sr
has returned to Springfield, Mass. al
ter visit to his daughter. Miss Edn
James.-Robert Ryan Of Orwell was
| week lend visitor to his brothers. ]. "
and D. Z. Ryan.-Miss Nellie Aunch
| man of Orwell, visited her sister, Mis-
Eunice Aunchman. Sunday.-The Vel
| gennes City band has been engaged
play at the Memorial day exercises an
flag raising at New Russia. N. Y
l.. Lambardoni and family of Platts
burgh, n. Y, spent the weekend wit
Mr. and Mrs. G. Ralli-Miss Sadie Bul
roughs of Poultney who has been Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Marion Bul
roughs, left Monday to visit her al
ter. Miss Lillian Burroughs. at II
Clark school. Northampton. Mass
| Mrs. Russell T. Bristol of Panton
visiting her son, willard r. Bristc
Mrs. Bristol is in her 91st year ar
though her hearing and sight are some
what impaired enjoys good health
John w. Ryan and family visited h
niece Miss Mary Ryan, at Fanny Allie
hospital Sunday-The condition of Mr.
NJ. r. Bristol. who is i'll Is more con
fortable.--Prof James Tenbrooke
Toronto. Can. is spending the summ'
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lyms
Kent.
The Rev. j. Elmer Mckee delivered Il
Memorial sermon at st. Paul's Churc
Sunday, Ethan Allen Post, G. A. +
and Capt. c. Il. Parker Camp Sons =
Veterans, attending the services in
body.-Frday afternoon Capt. G.
Waldron inspected Company d. Fir
Vermont Volunteer Militia. After Il
inspection the members OF the compar
engaged In target practice under the d
rection of Captain Waldron. inspector
small arms practice OF the regiment. WI
has been making an inspection of II
different companies and Also giving II
struction in trap shooting. At the Ia
get practice, JrlVate Leoiiaio <a"reh
won first place, with score OF
, out Of a possible 20. Sergeant RI
Adams securing second place with
score of 13.-Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dou
lass OF Burlington we're guests OF M
and Mrs. Walter b. Dalrymple Frid'
night.-Miss Marcellette Johnson spe
the week end with friends at Thompson
Point.-Mrs. Frank Hodson Of Hardwi
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Roscoe.-Supt. c. w. Wilson of the Sta
| Industrial school has returned frO