Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-30
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TINES THURSDAY MAY 3d. 1919


ceptionally fine lot Of films has been
secured. the first Of THE Sons of Demo-
crazy" n 20 reel feature dealing with
| the life OF Lincoln, will be shown. This
| feature viii be shown two reels at each
concert and there will also be two
reels of Fatty Arbuckle in THE But
cher Boy."-There was a largo attend
ed meeting for men only at st. Moni-
ca hall in Forestdale last Monday
! evening. Attorney John s. Buttles and
the Rev Walter Thorpe spoke and war
slides we're shown-At n meeting OF the
directors of the First National bank Tues
day morning @. II. Young was elect
ed president to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of DR.. w. H. Wright and
Leslie T.. Severy was elected vice.
president-Mrs. Nellie Brunette and
son, Edmond, of California are visiting
at the home of Mrs. c. w. Briggs
Edmond is in the aviation corps and
is stationed at Long Island.-The Sons
OF Veterans Auxiliary will serve din
ner Memorial day at noon to all vete
rams. the sons of veterans and their
families.--Mr. and Mrs. @. H. Young
have gone to New York City.
The body OF Charles Richard Lewis
who diod at his home near Lake Dunmore
IaSI week MOnuay Vi HEART IdiluTe
was brought here for burial in Pine Hill
cemetery Friday afternoon. He was 80
years of age and was former resident
of whiting He is survived by his
parents and wife, one son, and three
brothers Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fuller
have returned from Florida. where they
spent the winter.-Mrs. Hannah Bump
died at her home on Park street Thurs
day evening at ten O'Clock after n
lingering Illness. She was "a years old
last April II. The funeral was held Sat-
urday afternoon at two O'Clock at the
house. The Rev. Carroll of the Methodist
Church ofi1ciated. Burial was in the
West Salisbury cemetery.-E. D. Black
we'll and daughter. Miss Ella, have re-
turned from Florida, where they have
been during the winter
Mrs Eivira II. Scott. mother Of State
Treasure Waiter F. Scott, died at her
home o. 'arl street Saturday evening.
She wa. ears old. The funeral was
held Monday evening at the house at
; eight o'clock. The body will be taken
, on the early train this morning to Barre
for burial. She Is survived by four
sons: State Treasurer Walter F. Scott,
Gerry w. and William D. Scott of Bran
don and Harry of Chicago; a sister. Mrs.
Ardela Harrington, and brother,
Nathan Harrington, both Of Barre.
Company C, V. V. NJ, went Sunday TO
, Rutland to take part in the battalion
training day. which was held there, the
trip being made by automobiles-Wor
has been received of the safe arrival
overseas Of Pvt. Clarence A. Douglass of
> Company d, 47th 1nfantry.-There was a
large attendance at the memorial union
service, which was held at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning. The Rev. Mr.
{ Carroll preached an appropriate ser
D mon. c. J. Ormsbee Post No. 1s
8 G.. A. R., the Sons Of Veterans and the
4 Sons Of Veterans Auxiliary were present
Y in body.--Mrs. Harvey Lowell has
. gone to Akron. Ohio, where she will
b, remain for some time with relatives
9 Grant Chase OF Weymouth. Mass, is
e visiting his mother. Mrs. I. N. Chase
e Mrs. Abble Churchill has gone to Cas-
n Teton. where she will remain some time
. with her son. Joseph Churchill.
Q Rev. r. H. Washburne of Winoosk
visited in town Monday.-Carl Sandersor
has gone to Bridgeport Conn.,. where
he has a position with the Remington
Arms company.
The marriage Of Miss Enid L. Waters
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
II. Waters, and Pvt. Charles w. Good.
, win, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Goodwin
afternoon at four o'clock at the Episco-
n pal rectory in Rutland. the Rev. JOSEPH
!; Reynolds officiating. The couple was un.
= attended. The bride was gowned in q
suit Of tan. with hat to match. Mr.
and Mrs. Goodwin left Immediately fol
a brief wedding trip. as Mr.. Goodwin
has only a seven days furlough from
. Camp Devens-The Vermont branch OF
! the Smith College Alumni association
l,-vI
u the Brandon Inn Saturday. There were
. 90 present the members being from Rut
land Burlington. Ludlow, Hartford ant
other Vermont towns The association
came here by the invitation Of Mrs. F.. T
Hetherington and Miss Carrie Ormsbee
Mrs. Frank Sanderson went Monday K
f the Vermont sanatorium at Pttsford fol
h treatment.-C. ]. Braley has sold hi:
/. farm north Of the village to Fl. r. c
O Watson.-The Woman's Auxiliary of st
/. Thomas Church met Monday afternoon
@ at the home Of Mrs J. S. Eastwood.
j. Miss Bessie E. PItlsin Of Barre ant
9 Frank j. Nutting of this town were mar
n ried at Providence. r. l.. Wednesday by
d the Rev. Mr. Burr. After short honey
q moon they will reside In Brandon. Mr.
/, | Nutting Is a PROSPEROUS young bushes!
=. man OF Brandon, Mr.. and Mrs. Nuttinl
A will be at home on Park street on June 10
The graded and high schools CLOSED
h Wednesday until Monday morning Mrs
. Edward S. Marsh. Mrs. Alice Spra9ue
=. Mrs. C. A. June, Mrs. w. C. Gipson, Mis-,
Maude Crofoot. Miss Inez Cook. Mrs. f
;. II. Button attended the Parent -Teache
? association meeting at Rutland Tuesda!
and Wednesday.-All of the stores. bank
;, and free library will be closed all day to
= day.-Mrs. C. w. Crockett and Mrs. c. ]
= Braley were in Burlington Wednesday Il
attend a meeting Of the Red Cross.-Ths
local BARRIERS will raise the price Of hail
cut on June from % TO IS cents.