Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27

school year. The sum of 81 will be given
to the scholar, in each school, having
the highest marks on this basis, and
50 to the second highest. 81 to the third
and 81 to the fourth-The Walter S.
Burnham foundation committee has pur-
chased building site of wallace w.
Norton, on which they intcn to erect
suitable memorial building for
library and other purposes in keeping
with the provisions of the expenditure
of the foundation fund
| The funeral services of Mrs, Janet Nor
ton was held at the Baptist church Sun
day. The Rev. Arnot Dexter ofiiciated
with burial in Maple cemetery. Among
those from away who attended were G.. G.
Ladoo, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. *. Eddy, Mrs.
Almon White. Mr.. and Mrs Royal Smith
of Starksboro and Dr. A. NJ. Norton and
T.. G. Norton of Bristol-George Parmelee,
who was stricken with stroke of
paralysis Sunday morning, remains the
same, with trained nurse from Burling-
ton caring for him.-Mrs. d. L. Garland
is at the Hays sanitarum in Burlington
receiving treatment-Among those who
are Ill are Mrs. Mary Davis and Mrs.
w. Il. Butterfield.-Wallace Norton re-
ceived painful cut in his face Tuesday
while at work in S. A. Shayer's mill.
piece of heading flying from the saw and
cutting cash causing the taking OF sew
eral stitches.-Miss Olwen Jones Of Fair
Haven and Il teacher in town is sick at
the home of G. c. Bicknell.-John Benton
and Frank Moody have been drawn to
serve ah petit juror at the December
term of court at Middlebury.--Mrs.
Charles Dow of Charlotte who has been
the guest Of her brother. Eugene Tucker,
for several days, has returned home
d. l.. Garland was in Burlington the first
of the week.--Gynnc Boano, Il SUDDEN, of
the University Of Vermont, is spending
The Thanksgiving recess at the home Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Bcanc.-
Miss Lottie Phillips of Benson is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Iicrce.-Miss
Carrie Pierce. who has been confined 90
the house for several months by ilncas
is improv!rg.-Mrs Eugene Tucker -
lconvalescng from badly spraincd an',ic.
Mrs w Il. B,cNuc'i Of Bristol is visit
ing her son. C,ar'or Hicknell, and family.
NtltfElVALL
Frank d. .'.,n-..,tcr went to New
York Saturday lie vas accompanied by
his wircs slstci, M;5 Wilbur Goodrich,
who will visit her aunt. Miss Maria
Douglas. Mrs. Manchester and young
son. who have been for the past week
visiting friends in Waddams, y. y, aid
Rutland. will join Mr. Manchester in
Bratticboro. where they will be guests on
Thanksgiving day and the Weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford.--AIiss
Mary Warner of the Piattsburgh Normal
rcool is spending the Thank sg!ving
week vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. F. II. Warner.--Mr. and Mrs James
Wing will spend Thanksgiving with
friends al Brandon.-Lieut. William i.
Spear CT the l.. S. s. Penguin. of tho
mine sweepers fleet. who has just re-
turned from the North Sea, where they
have been clearing up mines, spent the
weekend with his family in town. He
leaves New York soon to join the Pacific
fleet going via the Panama Canal.-Miss
Hazel Blair. Oldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blair, and Ira Solace, son
of the late James Solace of Bridport
were married at the Congregational par
sonage in Shoreham Thursday. Novem-
Der 90 The Rev. r. B. simmons
OBLIGATED. On their return from their
bridal trip, they will reside in Shoreham.
Judge A. w. Foote has been for the
past week in Essex County. N. Y,
organizing the Adirondack Farm Loan
association and appraising several farms
MONKTON
! G. ~ Bushey is moving to his new
home recently Observation-Disclosures J.
ThomaSR who clerks for G. Y. Farr has
rented the north rooms in G. n. Bushey's
house and will move soon:-There was n
special Thanksgiving service at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning with
an interesting and appropriate discourse
by the pastor and special music by the
choir.-Howard Shepard has returned
home from Shelburne, where he has been
assisting George Burritt with blasting on
the DR.. Webb farm.--There was a
pleasant gathering at the social at
Grange hall Thursday evening. The
proceeds We're SIG for repairs on the par
sonage.-Mr, and Mrs. r. c. LaRose and
family have returned home from visit
with relatives in Burlington the past few
days.-Miss Alice Shepard visited in
Burlington recently.--John Parent of Mid
dlebury called on relatives and friends
here over the week -end.-About ~ cou-
pies attended the social dance at Wood
man hall Friday evening". w. Thomas
is in Pittsford sanitorium for treatment
&C. G. Farr is having his wood lot on the
Sile hill cleared of wood and logs
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Douglas are the
parents OF son born reCently.-Sweet
brothers are chopping for G. G. Farr on
the mountain.
PANTON
William Kent attended the foot ba II game
Saturday between the University of YER
mont and Middlebury College.-Miss
Ellen Stanton, who is teaching in Starks-
boro. is at home for the Thanksgiving
recess.-Miss Corne Kent of the Univer-
sity of Vermont is at home for the
Thanksgiving recess. A friend from New
York State is with her--Mr and Mrs.
Guy Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald
and child of Burlington were at Arthur
Vanderhoofs Sunday.
SOUTH STARkSBORO
Miss Lee of Middlebury was week
end guest of Miss Helen Orvis.-Mrs e.
Orvis returned Monday from the Mary
Fletcher hospital much improved in
health.-Mrs. Jennie Sprague of lilnesburg
will assist her.-Mr. and Mrs. Newman
Sheppard are parents of a son. born last
week Mrs. Clayton Hallock, who has