Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
MORTIFIED

James a. DeBona. former member
Company F. arrived in town Saturday
having received his discharge from thu
army. He was a member OF the 1o2nd
United States Infantry. A. Z. F.. 2etlU
Division. He was gassed at Chateau
Thierry and received gun shot wound
in the jaw at Verdun.-Col. F. l.. Howe
Lieut.. John Greenwood and f. l.. Kelly
former members Of Company F, V. n. G.
were in Barre Friday to attend thu
reunion of the Spanish Amerivan Wa
Veterans-The committee having tn
matter in hand of awarding the prize
of helmets for selling the most Victory
bonds in the last drive has awarded tn
prizes as follows: Mrs. Frank Temp
kns, first ladies' prize; George r. Phil
lip, open prize; Winston Flint, Boy
Scouts.-Mrs. George Clark. who ha
been living in town with her daughter
Mrs. Stillman Joyce, has gone to Bethe
to spend some time with another daugh |
ter. Mrs. Benjamin Smead. Mrs. JOYCE
and children have gone to Springfield I
live with her sister, Mrs. Jordon.-Mr
and Mrs. c. S. Kimbalt and Mrs. f. l. |
Kerr were in Burlington last week and
Miss Mildred Kimball of the University
Of Vermont accompanied them home TO |
few days.-Mrs. Eugene Carpenter ha
been visiting her daughter. Mrs Newell
Jones' in Randolph the last week-Les /
lies Weekly OF May II has a picture 81
Col. Ira l.. Reeves. former president 81
Norwich University now at the head Of
Beaune University. France. placing I
decoration on one of his students.-Mrs
INC. Donahue and Mrs. James Aiken'
who were called to Ibervile. p. G.. BY
the serious illness of their sister have
returned home.-Prof. X. r. B. Flint Of
Norwich University conducted service3
in the Universalist Church in Bethe
Sunday.-Mrs. Horace F. Ryder OF Bar
ton has been visiting her mother. MRS.
Cynthia Clough, the last week.-Mrs.
F.. r. Parsons, Mrs. Grace 7. Brock
Mrs. f. n. Whitney and Mrs. p. v Sher
man were in Webstervlle last week in
attendance at the 18th annual meeting
of the Montpelier district of Woman |
Auxiliaries. They represented ST
Marys Church of Northfeld.
Miss Sadie Smith, who has been in
poor health for some time, underwent 4
serious surgical operation at the FANNY
Allen hospital Winooski, last week and
her complete recovery is expected.-|
Charles Pate. who has been employed
by Gross Brothers Granite company durt
ing the winter. has gone to Elizabeth
vile. Pa, in the interests of the CONF
pany.-Mrs. Walter Plastridge. who hal
been visiting in town, has opened he1
home on Vine street and her two sons|
Ralph, who has recently returned from
overseas. and Homer, are with herr
Mr.. Brewer, who has been living in Mrs|
Plastridge's house, has gone to Lyndoni
ville-Miss Edna Latham, who has beeil
in Heaton hospital. Montpelier, for thd
past two weeks receiving treatment. has
returped home, but is still confined to h 4
bed.-Town Clerk Claude l.. Morse, Wild
has been i'll for two weeks, is able "a
be in his office again.--Ransom Porter
the young son of Mrs. e. C. Porter, Wild
recently underwent a surgical operation|
has far recovered rs TO be able ID
be brought home.--Mrs. T.. r. RAYMOND
has returned from Groton. where shd
has been visiting friends.-Thc dates fol
the annual Dog River Valley Fair havd
been set for September l6 II and is.
| Mrs. Eugene Plastridge, who has beer
visiting her daughter, Miss Lou PlastI
| ridge in Chicago, ILL.,, has returned.-Dr
II. A. Whitney has returned from trir
/ to New York city. Mrs Whitney and
| daughter. Mary. accompanied him as faI
as Holyoke, Mass. and spent the time
| in that city.-The operators of the
Mortified Telephone company are plan
| ming on dance to be held in ArmorN
hall Wednesday evening. June 4. Gill
| bertson's orchestra of Barre is to fur
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