Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-25
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Miss Marion Newton went Saturday to
Lyndonviile, where she is teaching.-Mrs.
Il. F. Kelley Of Albany, N. Y. has been
spending several days with her sister,
Mrs. c. II. Barrows.-Mrs. Homer Holmes
of johnson visited her sisters, Mrs. Leav-
ems and Mrs. Gates, last week.-Mrs..
Harley Ross and daughter of Underhiii
have been visiting Mrs. II. c. Jones'
Mrs. Leon Ellsworth Of Rutland is tne
guest of Miss Laurette Gates.-Mr. anu
Mrs Conroy Leavens of Essex Juhct'oi,
visited Mr.. Leavens' parents, MI. anu
Mrs. Linus Leavens. the past week.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Marcher April 20.
EDEN.
Tho sugar sugar makers do not report
the average amount of sugar TINS season.
H. II. Adams and wife ana bernice
whittemore were at home from .nelr
work in Lowell over Sunday.-Mrs'
Hannah Russell returned home the iast
of the week after stopping several weeks
in Johnson.-There will be dance az MI
Norris hall Friday night, eight untii one
O'Clock. All are cordially invited.-Mr anu
Mrs C.. NJ. Gray Of North Hyde Park
visited
more Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. Fred
sanvilIe is in poor health.-The Ladies'
Aid will serve dinner at the church hall
Thursday. May Q. All the ladies are in
vited to be present and lend helping
hand to clean tho hall. that 1t may be In
readiness for summer Juse.-The Red
Cross met Wednesday with Mrs. Fred
Smith.-Warren Tarnum of Montpelier
has been visiting his father. Sherman
Farnum, at the hotel for a few days
JEFFERSONVILLE.
Mrs. Guy r. varnum and children or
Barre are guests at II. w. Varnufn s.
Mrs. Ira Morse entertained her music
class Friday afternoon. Light retresh-
ments were served. Miss Marion Corner
remains ILL. 8. Morse has started his
mill at Snugglers' Notch,--Mr and MIS-
Fred Labaron, who recently moved from
Boston, have taken possession of the resi-
dence lie purchased on the South Cam
bridge road.--Mrs l.. s. Morse and grand
daughter, Gwendolin Shafer. were In
Burlington Tuesday.-Miss Beulah Flet-
cher Of Cambridge was a guest Of Miss
Genevieve Lease over Sunday.-Mrs. Ira
Morse has gone to spend several days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs G. M.
Norton, in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NJ. d. Chittenden Of Burlington visited the
school Thursday.-It is expected Mr..
Ellinwood of Boston will speak at the
regular church service Sunday morning.
Mrs. Electa Stinson of johnson is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Henry Lang.
The Crescendo club will meet with Miss
Matte Wilcox Friday evening.-The Rev.
and Mrs +. B. Hyde were in North Cam
bridge Wednesday, where they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Kneeland.-
James Berry has purchased the meadow
land of G. d. Griswold near the Lamoille
river-Farmers about town are finishing
sugaring and report having made about
the usual quantity.-H. A. Avery OF New
bury has come to spend several weeks
with his daughter, Mrs. H. A. Hawley.-
Mrs. A. j. Brown was recently guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. De Alton Jarvis in Bur-
lington.-The Rev. +. A. Stockwell and
Miss Mabel Durkee Of Morrisville were
guests Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Melendy-Mrs. Lorraine Holmes from the
Home for Destitute Children, Burlington,
is passing a vacation with friends In this
vicnity.-Thc next meeting of the Jeffer'
sonville Cemetery association will be
Tuesday, May Z. at the home of Mrs
Wilcox.-Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Hawley, Mrs
H. A. Hawley. Mrs. ]. L. Davis, CLARK
Hapgood and A. w. Edwards were among
Burlington visitors the past week.
STOWE.
The Hath VIII club will meet with
Mrs. b. G. Godfrey Friday evening tc
sew.-Clyde Nelson has returned from a
week in Boston.-The little son born on
April 16 to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ
Clark was named Lloyd Russell. instead
Of George Russell, as stated.-Mrs. J. E.
Russ, who is about the house again after
her illness. was the pleased recipient of
a postcard shower from members of the
Women's Relief Corps and other friends.
There was large attendance at the
ing when the Rev. Robert Dewey of
Waterbury celebrated mass and preached
w. L. Demeritt has resumed his work
after his illness.
Mrs. Mae Woodward RusselD Chaplin
of Stowe and Edward Richard Mcmahon
of Waterbury were married at Water
bury by the Rev. Robert Dewey of st.
Ambrose's Church at four o'clock Mon
day afternoon. The bride wore a taupe
colored travelling suit and the couple was
attended by the groom's sister. Mrs.
Charles Hayes of Waterbury. and brother,
Henry Mcmahon. After a short wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon will take
up their residence at the Mcmahon farm
homestead near the Stowe line on the
Gregg Hill road, which has always been
Mr. McMahon's home. Mrs. Mcmahon is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
c. Russell and has passed her life In
Stowe. Both have many friends In the
COMMUNICATIVE Rev. H. w. Cummings
and several members Of the Sunday
school teacher-training class Of the Con
gregational Church attended the gradu-
ating exercises Of a similar class in Nor
risville Sunday evening.-Mrs. Abbie War
rem went Monday to Middlesex on her
way to her home in West Lebanon. N. II.
after stay Of several weeks IN Stowe.
A son, George Marshall, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Clarke, #
West Hill, April 17.-Mrs. o. II. Smith
underwent two operations at tho Fanny
Allen hospital Thursday. Mr.. Smith re-
turned home Thursday night, accompan
led by his mother. Mrs. Truman 3. Smith,
who has visited friends in Burling:on.-
MITE. John Foster and little daughters,
Evelyn and Louise. of Manchester. N.
H.. are visiting at the home Of Mr.. Fos-
tors parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James j.
Foster.-Mrs. Fanny Mayo has received
100 punches Of arbutus from her grand
children In Proctor. Arbutus grows spar
lngiy In this vicinity.-Miss Mabel
Shackleton of New Rochelle. N. Y, Is al
the home OF her cousin, II. S. Warren
called here by Mr.. Warren's illness. Mr.
Warren's condition is slightly improved
James A. Foster gathered the buckets
In his sugar place Thursday, the same