Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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Johnson Suuday.-W. i. Donovan. who i
Employed in Waterbury, Yisitcd his famil,
u town. Sunday.--D. j. Rice. DEBUT,
manager Of New England for tn
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co transact
cd business in town last week.-Mrs.. Nellie
simpson of Greensboro has been the CUES
of Miss Mary Chase, the past week.
Miss Avis Radscr returned Sunday from
D'd Orchard Nc. where she has beef
through the summer. She is spending
somc time with her sister. Mrs. Franl
Guinoud. before going to her home /,
Eutington.-Mr and Mrs. D. w. Donald
son arc entertaining their uncle, Richar,
NJ. Donaldson. from West Union, Iowa
Mr. Donaldson. after visiting other rcla
tiVes in Vermont, will go TO Newark, n
j., whore ne will spend the winter wi
his daughter.
Raymond L, Smith OF Woodsyllc. y
H., was weekend guest at w s
Cheney s-Mrs. Sarah Holt and niece
Mrs. Emma Coates, of Iarishvilc. y. Y.
who have been al the L. S. Cheney home
returned home tho latter part of tn,
weck.-The many friends Of Carroll r
sweeney. former resident and cxper
telegraph operator will he pleased to
earn ne mas n very lucrative position
VIII" Tue western Union Telegraph com
pa"N W 'ai'up. Now MeNlco.-Df. hno
Hrs' - y. thomson entertained at 'he'f
.'"'p VI 'l''orc on SUNDAY MI ana Mrs
a. II. Slayton and Mrs. Alice Kellogg
The occasion was Mr.. Slayton's birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Ovitt announce the
marriage of their daughter, Elsie Mae. to
re'rlh ~ Kellogg, october 2o-lhc W.
u - meeting VIII nc hcId this week
rrdaS NJ two p M III the par'or oil inc
CONGREGATIONAL 'hurch' Delegates VIII
re 'Icc'ed 10 me annual convention az ST.
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sors IN good standing to come and HELM
celebrate the occa sion Harmony Pomona
Grange will meet at .TeffersonvilIe. We'd
ucsday, October s The subject for dis
uSsion will he, Better Schools in Rural
-cun'iys. What improvements are Need
cd aud How Shall We Obtain Them"
Music and recta lions.-Mr and Mrs.
llcuy Lariviere who have made Morris
vie their home for few years. left
Monday for Norwich. conn, where they
VIII reside.-Mrs. +. ~. Liint transacted
business in 81. .lohnsbury the latter part
IF the weck.-The Mission circle will
meet at go Thursday afternoon with
Ms Lizzie Fisher nj her home on Har-
son avenue.-Mr and Mrs. A. II. War
zen and daughter. Leona. and Mr.. and
Mrs. IT, Folsom were in Burlington Sum
day, guests of the formers son. Hayden
y. warren, who is attending the Uni
Nersity Of Vermont.
Miss Flora Bcssctte. daughter of Mr..
md MIS-. Therdu'e Bessette, and Adelard
, e,"' marr so ol Mrs rlsrre fon'ane,
yclock at Holy Cross Church. the Rev
?. T.. Bovin performing the ceremony
Ar and Mrs. Foutaine will reside on the
Pierre Foutaine farm at Morris,own
eorners.--The practice of crossing on the
.dewaks by young people. ought to he
topped. Several people have had narrow
escapes and the children also when
nossing streets one little wagon was
demolished recently. when the vounpster
ran il into n slowly moving automobile