Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-25

Mrs. Kingsley were in Burlington Dec
cmber IS and IL. TO attend the educational
meeting of school directors and superin-
tends.
ENOSBURG FALLS
j. y. Crochier and friend, Mr.. Pack.
ard of Montreal arc passing a few days
In the homo of Mr.. Crochier in South
Main street.-The ice in the river Is
nearly thick enough to harvest, varying
from seven to nine inches Friday. Cut
ting usually begins soon after Il is IL
inches thick-Clair Rublee, Edward Ty-
Ter, Miss Mildreth Tyler. Elzear Benoit,
Robert Larabee and Miss Elizabeth Kim
bali are at their homes from their stud
les In the university for the holiday vaca-
tion.--Miss Ruby Derby and Harry
Gustafson of Winthrop, Mass, are pas
sing the holidays in the home of Mrs.
Derby's father. Il. f. Derby, on Pearl
street.
Bishop Coadjutor Rt. Rev. G. Y. Bliss
of Burlington arrived in town Friday
evening Saturday morning a quiet hour
for the clergy Of the county was con-
Quoted and conference was held on the
nationwide campaign that is being car
ried on by the Episcopal Church. Sun
eve
ming services in ST. Matthews Church
and at East Fairfield at three O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Hearne of Barre
came to town Friday afternoon and will
visit their daughter, Mrs. Robert Nc
Bride in this town and son Merrill
Hearne in Bcrkshire.--The Rev. e. e.
Scates. the Rev. w. B. Dukeshire, F. l..
Kenfield. V. 4. Irish. Mrs. F.. II. Brown.
Mrs 7 Daruplee and + Porparov
Of this village, the Rev. II. r. Campbell
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hubbel and r. Lloyd Chaffee
Of the town attended the recent Inter-
Church conference IN st. Aibans.-M. O..
Blair of New York is passing Christ
mas with his father. J. Fl. Blair.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. $. Hendrick of Franklin
were guests over Friday night of Mr..
Hendricks sister. Miss Euuice Hen
drick.-Nfr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beaulac of
Rutland arrived in town Friday on a
visit at the home OF Mr.. Beaulacs uncle.
y. l.. Lavry.-Mrs r. J. Parmelee has
been appointed superintendent of tenn
perence of the State, Sunday scnool as.
socation.-The village schools closed Fri
day afternoon for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. w. J. NJ. beattie is passing q
few days in the home of DR.. r. r.
Thomas.-Mrs d. NJ Croft 10 recovering
from an attack of pleurisy at her home on
High street.-The condition of Mrs.
Hattie Nichols, who has been Ill since
Tuesday, in the home of her daughter.
Mrs. D. f. Woodward, is a little more
comfortable.
Saturday, ST. John the Evangelist day
there will be services at nine o'clock at
ST. Matthews Church. Sunday at the
close of the morning service church
school will be started.---In the Baptist
Church Sunday evening at seven o'clock,
there will be union service with the
Rev. w. b. Dukeshire as preacher.--N1iss
Louise Kimball of New York is passing
the holiday season with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. s. Kimbsll, on High street.
Miss Mablc Brown, who has been in Bur-
lington for a few months. is at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Brown.
on Condensary street.-Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Sayles visited at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. William Green, in
Highgate Christmas.--Howard Daige, SUI
perintendent of the St. Lawrence Con-
densed Milk company's plant. at Pots
dam y. V, is holiday visitor in the
home of his father. Jacob Daige.-Miss
Helen CIamton, librarian at Norwich
University. is at the home of her mother,
season.-Miss Floy Gibson of East Burke
is having a rest year from teaching. Sine
has been passing several weeks in the
home of her father, J. a. Gibson.-George
and Spencer Caldwell, students in the
University at Burlington, were recent
visitors in town.-Miss Winnifred r. on
has returned to her home here after pass
ipg a few months among friends in New
Hampshire and Observation-Disclosures. C.
T.. Cocord of East Franklin Is a guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. c. c. Stanley.-Frank
Erwin of Hermon, \. Y, is passing a
holiday vacation with his family here
The Nestles Food company at this plan,
during November received total OF
3sS2iO pounds of milk from 100 patrons
for which they paid s15sS1.So.--H. w
Shower passed last Sunday at the home
of his son, n. l.. Shower, in Burlington
Mrs. Charles +. Doane Of Alhambra
Calf, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. S. S. Hall, Jr.. left Friday on hel
return She will visit her father at Rock
ford, Ill.-Sevio Marche, who has beer
assisting in the fruit store of 4. Cardos
left Wednesday for his home in Barre
! DR.. \. d. Patten of 1ast Fairfield was 4
business visitor in town Wednesday,
: At the business session of the Frank
lin County Jersey Breeders association
held in Perley hail Tuesday, the follow
! ing officers were elected: President
II. w. Towlc; vice-presdent, George
Bliss; secrotary-treasurer, a. +. Moffatt
executive committee, T.. w. Smith, j. n
/ Davis. H. w. Horskin, Winfield Rie!
and y. u. wilder: entertainment and
membership committee, George Bliss
:. c. Towlo. W. G. Fassett. II. 3. Lit,
/ lie and Lloyd Chaffoc. There was "a good
I attendance from different parts of the
county.-There was meeting Tuesday
! evening of the committees from the Bap.
! fist and Methodist Churches of the village
elected at the recent Inter-Church Con.
4 ference in st. Alblns, when it was de.
cded to hold watch night service an6
observe the week of prayer with services
J folr week night evenings ana follow
with cottage prayer meetings.-E. II
Sheldon, superintendent Of n. Nestle's
4 Food company plant at Vaudeville. y. V
was in town Tuesday. He Is passing
Christmas with Mrs. Sheldon at Eas
Highgate.Loren King of Hudson, Mass
/ is visiting in the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannibal King on st. Al.
( bans street.-Mr and Mrs. A. S. Sykes
of East Berkshire were in town Tuesday
/ Warren Addison Rawson. the younE
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Rawson OF
Orchard street. has been suffering from
! an attack of tonsilitis. His condition IL
improved-E. McFeeters, who was taker
i'll November 2, was able to ride out
Tuesday.