Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-21
VERGENNES.

VERGENNES.
Miss Helen Lee has returned from visit
to her sister. Mrs. John Selden Of Bris-
tol.-The condition of A. s. Ravens. who
is III, is improved.-Daniel Carroll has been
spending few days with his parents in
Granville, N. "a daughter was born
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailler-
geon-J. w. and D. e. Ryan are loading
a car of old iron to be shipped to Burling-
ton to be used in government work.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Bishop Of Orwell are Wis
iting Mrs. Bishops parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Jackman.-Mr and Mrs. Felix
Rocchi Of st. Adams visited Miss Ethel
Tull Sunday.-sergeant E. o. Danyou. who
is stationed at Portsmouth, N. H.. is Wis.,
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Joseph Renaud. who has
been visiting her husbands parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Desire Renaud, has returned
to Rutland.-Mrs. Arthur Hamel is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Arthur Zero Of Mid
and Mrs. George A. Everts
have returned from their wedding trip
and will make their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jero's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. s
Bristol Of East Panton.
w. c. Foote, new chairman Of finance
of the Vergennes branch of the Red Cross
has announced his committee as follows
w. B. Dalrymple. B. L. Nichols. Mrs
A. S. Haven, Mrs. Vance w. Waterman
Mrs. Charles Wilson, Fred Ward and Johr
Clark. At a recent meeting Of the branch
Mr.. Foote outlined the pledge system tc
be used in the campaign now begun t.
raise funds for Red Cross work. A house
to house canvass will be made with the
object of getting pledges for a certain
amount each month to the Red Cross fund
An income of $3.50 a month is needed t.
purchase wool and other materials for tn,
workers here. The solicitors for the funt
are Frank Barrows. A. S. Haven, Mrs
NJ. H. Daniels, Mrs Henry Gowett, Georg
r. Slack, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. George Casey
Mrs. Matthew Daniels, Waltham, Ere,
Ward, John Clark and Fred w. Flagg-
Mrs. A. H. Robideau and family
have moved to Claremont, N. H.
where Mr. Robideau has employment
for two months.-Miss Rose Domain,
has gone to Burlington. where sh,
has a position with the Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. E. Smith Of Addison, ha
married Miss Pauline. daughter of DR.. an
Mrs. Weston DIN Smith of Alameda, Cal.
anu VI NOuHty
Mrs. Olin A. Smith of Addison. The brid
is not stranger to Addison county. hav
ing been in the summer and fall Of 1911
for some time. a guest at the home Of he
grandfather and it was during this visl
that the acquaintance was formed whic
eliminated in the marriage at Alameda
DR.. Frank c. Phelps was called Friday
North Adams. Mass. by the serious III
of his sister n
The art social at F. A. Tupper's for tn
benefit of the Ferrisburg branch of til
Red Cross netted the society $32s5. TIL
next one will be held at the home Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson.-John Seeman ha
returned from the Mary Fletcher hospita
Mrs. George Myers, ST., is in Rutland
where she was called by the illness of he
daughter, Mrs. Mathew Monogue.-A. H
Stone. who has been living in the tenemen
house of DR.. F. c. Phelps, has moved t
the Holden Beach farm in Ferrisbure
which he will carry on this year.-Mis
Amy Burpee of Addison is visiting he
aunt, Mrs. Richard r. MacDougal.-
Corporal G. r. Tollman Of the 51st Pionee
Infantry of Camp Wadsworth. Spartan
burg. S. c.. is the guest of DR.. nd Mrs
ID. J. Carroll.-Miss Leah Lavalley, VIII
Lavalley. has gone to Bellows Falls an
later will go to Newport. r. l.. to reside.
The Queen Esther Circle of the Yer
gennes Methodist Episcopal Church Wi
give an entertainment friday evening Il
the church parlors.-Mr. and Mrs. job
Rivers and son, Wilhelm. of Burlington
visited Mrs. Rivers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John j. Barnard. Sunday.-Mrs. E. H
Charbonneau and son, Albert, visited rela
tives in Burlington Sunday.-Alexande
Aunchman of Middlebury was a guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Ryan Sunday
Miss Helen Andrus spent the week
end in Burlington.-Master Jack River
has returned to the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. ANDY Mrs. ]. j. Barnard
after weeks visit to his parents, M,
and Mrs. Louis Rivers Of Burlington.
The Home Missionary Circle Of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church met las
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Charlie
NJ. Grandey.-Miss Jennie Bristol Of Mid
dlebury spent Sunday with her mothe,
Mrs. NJ. T. Bristol, and her sister. Mr..
H. c. Herrick:-Dr. Frank NJ. Rogers an
John F. BARLEY. prudential COMMITTEE
of the Vergennes school district, wen
Monday to Burlington to attend q schoc
| conference with State Commissioner O
Education Hillegas.-Miss Marcellett
johnson spent Sunday with her parent
In Brandon.-The funeral services Of Eos
| ter Leonard the two-year old son Of MI
| and Mrs. w. II. Phair Of Ferrisburg, VIII
| died of bronchial pneumonia, were hel
| Monday morning in st. Peters Church
the Rev. l.. A. Vezina officiating. Nils
| Eliza NJ. Young has gone to Jamaic
Plains. Mass, to visit her brother. Nose
Y
of Mr. and Mrs. David e. Ryan, wa
baptized at st. Peters Church Sunday b
| the Rev. l.. A. Vezina.-Mrs. Louis Riy
ers Friday slipped and fell on the kit
| chen floor. fracturing her collar bone.
c. T. s. Pierce, commander OF the dc
partment of the State G. A. r.. has re
| turned from the Fanny Allen hospita
where he has been undergoing treatmer
for an injured arm.-A. H. Brown sper
Sunday with his family in Monkton.'
Mrs. A. II. Godette Is seriously III wit