Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13

Hosteases, Mrs +. NJ. Thomas, Mrs
Orvls, Mrs. Dumas and Miss Dumas
Tho ladies of the outlook CLUB
and guests enjoyed II pleasant evening
ut the home OF Or. and Mrs. A. NJ. Nor
ton Friday evening. Mrs. Pier, State
president OF the Parent Teacher assoc
citation, or Brattleboro. spoke in the
interest OF that organization a fine
musical program was rendered consist
Ing vocal solos by Mrs Denis and Mrs.
Bamforth. selection by the club
quartet and plano solo by Miss Men
neg. Refreshments were served.--The
Vermont Box company gave an enter
tainment Friday night In the grange
hall for the boys In their employ VINO
have returned from the service one OF
the features was Il banquet served ut
ten o'clock.-Mrs +. NJ. Rogers and
Of Vergennes were in town Friday and
Saturday. the guests of Mrs. Rogers
mother Mrs. Josie Morgan.-Miss Mill
dred Morgan was at home from Mid
dlebury for the week end.-Mrs. f. S.
Ladue. who was operated upon We'd
nesday for appendicitis is doing well.
Mrs. j. II. Ives has closed "Gaige-
moor" and gone to her home in Chica-
go.-Mr and Mrs l.. q. Chopin Of
Washington, u. c., are in town.-Dr.
II. f. Hasseltne of Washington. D. c..
spent Sunday with his father, E. A.
Hasseltine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Brownson have
left for Colby Academy. New London.
N. H., where they have positions, Mrs.
Brownson as cook, Mr. Brownson as
Janitor. Mr.. Brownson will stop off to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Forrest Chaplin.
at Middlesex, after which he will COM
mence his duties as janltor.
An education conference for the teach
ers Of tho Addison northeast district viii
be held here Friday. Subjects of interest
to the schools of the district will ne con-
sidered. 1t is hoped that all teachers Of
Bristol, Lincoln, New Haven and Starks-
boro will attend and an invitation is cor
daily extended to members of school
boards and all interested In the work of
our schools. The conference will open
at nine o'clock and continue through the
day.-Ridley Norton of Middlebury Co.
.ege was at home over Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. Arthur Stevens and daughter spent
the week lend with A. C. Sumner and fam
iy.--The graded school has recently pre-
scented the library with nine books which
are OF special interest to the children
Mrs. Tres has presented the library with
a picture entitled THE Greek Youth" by
Otto Krille-Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cove
we're at home from Middlebury over Sum
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Worthens Of
Wiiliamstown spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. r. 3. Hoyt,-The ladies of
the Federated Missionary society have
been tying quilts at the church parlors
the past week and would be glad of more
to tie. The committee In charge is Mrs.
Water Wright. Mrs. J. G. Norton and
Mrs. ]. d. Martin.
The Treasure Seekers of the Baptist
Church will serve dinner to the teachers
OF the Addison northeast district at it's
conference Friday.-A pleasant social
hour was enjoyed after the regular meet
ing of the o. L. 5. Tuesday evening. Mrs
Bamforth sang and Mrs. Guindon and
Mrs. Landon played piano duet. Re-
freshments were served. Ernest l.. Sher-
win has gone to New Haven, Conn, to
spend few days with relatives and to
attend the Princeton football game
to be played there Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Grimes have gone to New York,
where they have positions with Mrs.
p. h. Bosworth.- Francis L. Kill
bourn was taken to the Mary fletcher
hospital Wednesday for treatment.