Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-06
JEFFERSONVILLE

Frank Austin and sister, Mabel of
Burlington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
McCuin of Highgate Center were in
town Thursday to attend the funeral of
Orlando Holmes.-Clyde Cheesman, who
has been in a base hospital at Boston
since his return from France, arrived
in town Thursday morning for visit
to his parents.-Mrs. f. w. Holmes was
confined to her bed by illness last
week.-Mrs.. Lynn Tracy was in Bur-
lington Thursday.-Mrs. C. c. Powell
went to Barre Thursday for few
days visit.-E. NJ. Kneeland entertain
ed relatives from Canada last week.
Mrs. Laraway and son, Norman, re-
turned Tuesday evening from sew
eral weeks stay in canada.-Mrs j.. j.
Smith has returned to her home in
Swanton.-Mrs. Lynn Tracy was a Bur-
lington visitor Thursday.-Prof. w. w.
Venable was in Burlington Saturday.
Seagers Reynolds and Leon Stafford
were in Morrisville Wednesday to at
tend play and dance.-A farm bureau
meeting was held at II. w. Lang's
Wednesday evening and at d. w. SAT-
fords Thursday evening. The meet
ings were conducted by County Agent
Jones-The annual meeting of the
cemetery association will be held Tues
day, March IL, at Morse's hall.-A So
cial was held at the school house Fri
day evening. The American history
class presented the farce, "On a Plan
/ tation." Miss Titles Sunday school
class furnished the rest of the pro-
gram. Refreshments and promenading
! completed the evenings entertainment.
The school plans to publish paper
soon and meeting of the board took
place Wednesday afternoon.-Project
account books have arrived from the
State Board of Education and will be
used by the pupils this year.-Profes-
sor Venable would like to meet a the
school house on Monday evening the
I parents of all boys in the junior senior
! high school to take up the matter of
projects.
! The ladies of the South Cambridge
Cemetery association will hold their an
nual meeting with Mrs. Elsie Wilcox
Tuesday, March II, with dinner at noon
for the members and their families
| The all day session of the Grange has
been postponed and the regular meeting
| will be held Tuesday evening. March II,
| at which time the degrees will be work
| ed-Frank lioyt Of Morrsvlle. was "A
weekend guest of relatives here.-Miss
Georgia Bailey. of Cambridge, was Wis
itor over Sunday of Perry Curtis.-The So
cial at the high school Friday evening
was well attended and enjoyed.-Mlss
Helen Chaplin, of Burlington, was In
town Friday.-A number from this place
attended the play at the parish house at
Cambridge Thursday.-A.F Rousseau re-
turned Saturday evening from Burling-
ton.-The excellent war picture. under
the Four Flags" was shown to a good
sized audience al the town hall Satur-
Nhat.a
town meeting night-The movies and
dance at Morse's hall was well attended
Saturday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. c. ii
Tucker were at North Cambridge Sunday
Arthur Hawey is to vacate Starts ten
ement March &c. w. Cheeseman, who
, has been home on a furlough, is to re-
turn to Boston Friday. He expects tc
get his discharge soon.-Frank l. Blais
, dell is moving his plumbing and hard
ware effects to Fairfax, where he ha.
purchased business. Mr.. Blaisdell ant
, his family have been of great help In
the community and regret their leaving
, town, but host of friends wish then
. success in their now field OF labor
Lewis Wood has been in town feS
g days.
: Several of the farmers who tapped thei
Il sugar orchards Monday secured "A rul
8 Tuesday.-Mrs. Morris Hill and son o
}. Johnson, visited her sister, Mrs. l. NJ
+ Powell, Monday.-Mrs u. N. Melvin re
4 turned from Burlington Saturday.-Th
J. dinner, served by the Ladies' Aid tow
O meeting day. was well patronized.-E. A
= Wood was In st. Adams Wednesday an
n A. f. Rousseau In Morrisville. -Severa
). from here attended the auction sale a
q Fort Ethan Allen Wednesday of horse
A and mules.-Mrs. c. II. Tucker was 4
y Burlington Tuesday to see Mrs. DelbeT
Stanley, who Is at a hospital for tn
IT removal of a gotre.-B, Il. Reynolds wen
3. to Boston Tuesday.-Miss lola l.