Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-01-31
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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10 I'll with the grip.-Mrs. George c. Stay
ton IL quite Ill at her home at Moscow
A. M. Hunter, of the signal corps
school OF instruction Mt Burlington, was
a visitor over Sunday at the Green Noun
tain Inn, the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Hunter.-Clive r. Demer-
st.. Of the navy reserve, stationed at
Provincetown, is at home for few days.
Frank r. Perry of the 302d field artil-
lery, stationed at Camp Devens. visited
his parents at stowe Forks over Sunday.
Mr.. Perry's sister and husband, MFR. and
Mrs. George Cary of Waitsfield, were al
80 visitors at the Perry home over Sum-
day.--Members of the Mt. Mansfield group
of Camp Fire Girls, and friends to the
number of 10, with their guardian, Mrs.
Lola Billings Douglass, enjoyed a straw
ride to Morrisville Saturday evening"
At the regular meeting Of Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday evening the
of1cers for 1918 were installed by Past
Masters Mrs. Adella AtcAllister and Her.
bert r. Straw, as follows; Master, J..
Fred Campbell; overseer, George w.
Towne; lecturer, Il. Lawrence Bigelow
assistant steward, Gordon Moulton; treas
urer, Herbert q. Fuller: secretary, Mrs.
Carrie e. Straw;s Ceres, Mrs. Maude
Campbell; lady assistant steward Miss
lone Hawley; standing committees, busi-
ness, H. A. Parsons. p. r. Jones, Mrs.
Louise Fuller; finance. Mrs. Adella Nc
Allister, the Rev. H! w. Cummings, o. H.
Smith; social, Miss lone Hawley, Mrs. q.
F. West, Gordon Moulton; memorial, H.
u. Straw. Mrs. H. g. Matthews, Mrs.
kenore Cummings, relief. Mrs. Laura Rob-
inson. Mrs. Lottie Collins. Mrs. Matte
Smith, G. s. McAilister; childrens, Mrs
Nida Magoon. Mrs. Ella Foster, Mrs
Hattie Pecor, Mrs. Bernice Moulton
flower. Mrs. Carrie Straw Mrs. Della
Tomlinson.-At the annual meeting of the
Gold Brook Creamery association direc-
tors were elected as follows: B. c. Bull,
A. j. McGibbon, w. w. Ayers, G.. A.
Dewey. l.. J. Harlow; officers, president.
b. c. Bull; vice-president, A. ]. McGib-
bon; secretary and treasurer, II. G. Full
ler.-Mrs. o. H. Smith went Monday to
Burlington to visit her daughter, Mrs. c.
~. McCuen, and from there will go to
the home Of her other daughter, Mrs. w.
II. Perry, in Boston.
Emmons w. Sargent and Gordon L.
Bull. registrants in the first lass,
were called to Hyde Park Wednesday
FOR physical examination before the
local board. All registrants in the
hrst-class will be called FER ezamina-
ton at the rate Of 35 per day.-The
stowe tunior-senior high school will
close Friday. when the teachers, with
the exception of E. Lawrence Bigelow,
who has been excused. Will attend the
Winooski Valley Teachers convention
at Montpelier.--The Rev. H. w. Raw
lin will lead the Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting at the Congregational
Church at seven o'clock Sunday eve-
ming. Topic. winning Souls for
ChristH-The mid-year examinations
at the Stowe junior-senior high school
will be held Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday Of next week. Pupils will
be excused only for examinations
The condition OF Mrs Nancy Downer is
more comfortable this week.-C. d.
Bruce IL confined to his home by ILL
ness A. r. Straw is taking Mr.. Bruce's
place as janitor of the Akeley
Memorial building.
q. J. Rutter. optometrist, will be in
Stowe February and s. (Adv.)