Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04

I Titusville. FLA .--Emera w. Kinsebery Of
portland. Me-. is in town on business
Mrs. Chester Carpenter was IN West
Charleston Thursday TO attend the we'd
ding OF her sister. Rena Temple, 10 Cecil
Royce.-Maurice Hall has gone to Port
land. Me. to work.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
/ Hall of Portland. Me-, spent Thanksgiv-
/ ing with Mrs. Halls parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. VI. Taylor.-Mrs. II. H. Tilley
leaves this week for Portsmouth. n. H.,
from there she will go TO williamson,
Pa. TO spend the winter with her sister
and brothers.
MORRlSVILLE
W. n. Towne and family spent Thanks.
giving at A. n. Campbelrs in Centerville.
Mrs. Ellen Wakefield was guest
Thursday of Mrs. Nell Sargent at stowe
--Mrs. Perrin kellogg has returned to
Montpelier after visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. i. Ovitt,--Hayden Warren has
returned TO Burlington. after visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert r. War;
lren.-John Dillon of Hardwick has been
spending few days at the home of John
Tyndall.-Miss Mae Clarcy was Il guest
the last of the week of relatives in John
son.--Biss Fairbanks and Winfield
Boar dmnu, who have employment at
Fairfax. spent Thanksgiving ut their
respective homee-AIiss Nora Greene Of
the secretary OF States office. Montpelier,
spent Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs.
Frances Greene.--Miss Charlotte Camp Of
Richford came Friday night for n visit
at the home Of her father. l.. e. Camp
Chester Clark of Hardwick was guest
the last of The week of his cousin. Will
liam Towne. 2nd.--Burton Luce of Boston
University spent Friday with friends In
town.-Mr. and Mrs. r.. Fl. OImstead
spent Thanksgiving with the latters
brother. Mr.. Hyde, Of Littleton. n. H.
Seth Peck OF Middlebury was a guest tho
last of the week OF his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. p. e. Peck
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell have re-
turned to Barre after spending several
days with Mrs. a. Douglass on Court
street.-D. J. Cole has been quite ~ for
several days--Mrs Z. NJ. Grimes has re-
turned from Hyde Park. where she spent
several days with her sister. Mrs. P. r.
Dcrio.-MrS. A. j. Smith Of Wells River
Ia spending some time with her sister.
Mrs. A. J. Smith.-Henry r. Harvey and
Mrn. Carrie r. Kellogg and daughter.
Clara, have returned to their homes IN
Bristol after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Mrs. Gideon Burnham have moved into
the tenement in Mrs. Minnie Smalleys
residence. William Thayer has returned
from q several days stay in Montpelier
and resumed hts duties at Peoples Acad-
emy.-Chsvles Mould returned Monday
from Mineville, n. Y. where he had been
a guest al the home Of his brother. W. p.
Mould.-Mws Fila Taylor has returned
from st. Johnsbury. where she has been
a guest OF her parents.-Miss Mabel Decell
has returned to her school in st. Johns.
bury after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Dscell.-.John Weafer. who has
been suffering from acute bronchitis, il
convalescent.-Mrs. J. NJ. Kelley has re.
turned home from a short stay in Bur-
linston.-Miss Mary Elizabeth Weafer Of
Barre has heen "A guest Of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John weafer-
Benjamin Parker has returned to his work
! in Barre after a few days stay with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Parker
Miss Allie Roardman has returned 70
Burlington after visiting her parents. MIR.
and Mrs NJ. II. Eoardman. 1es
Howard of Bristol. Conn, Ia spending a
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
! Bernard Howard.--Mrs. Lester Terrill and
daughter. Miss Dorothy. and Miss Lizzie
Drew have been spending a few days at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. George Durett
B. l.. Towne Of Proctor and friend Mr.
Herrick. of Pawlet who have been guests
the home Of the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Towne, have returned
hone--Miss Bessie Ryder has resumed
her duties in the Lincoln school, Barre
after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
F.. r. Ryder.-Glenn Gould and son. Raw
,nond. of New York city. who have been
visiting the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gould, have returned home.
Next Monday evening. December s. will
occur the annual meeting of the w. r. C,
Election of officers will take place.
Arthur Wheeler has purchased the II. A.
Slayton house on Wabun avenue. --Frapcis
/ Merritt, who has a position as book
keeper In the New England - b, company
OF baIdwihViJe, Mas res II night
| after several days spent ume OF
his mother, Mrs. a. a. JcAnu.s--J. w.
Wakefield is recovering from a severe
case OF blood poisoning.-Mrs Leo Gould
has received word OF the illness of her
father. T. Il. Blake, OF Eden-Mrs. Del
bert Magoon, who has been seriously i'll
Rt the home OF her sister. Mrs. j. W.
Wakefield. is CONFERENCE.-The inter-
church movement convection will be held
at the Methodist and Congrega tional
Churches Thursday and Friday OF th;.
week.--Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Slaytou
| son. Earle, have returned from Il
days stay in Cabot. guests OF Mrs. S,.!
tons sisters, Mrs. 'rowne and Miss
Abbott.-Mrs. Lloyd Robinson ard son,
John. have gone TO Weehnnken, n. j..
10 remain through the holidays--Mr and
Mrs. Foster Van Dusen and family Of
Stowe were recent guests at the home of
| +. r. Campbell.-Mr. and Mrs r. II.
Farr and daughter. Anna. went to North
field Yesterday. called by the death OF
the formers mother. who is almost 81
years of agc.--Mr and Mrs ii. \. Stay
ton returned Tuesday evening from
Chatham and Wyoming, n. j.. where
they have been quests of Mrs. Slaytons
sister, Mrs Leslie Carpenter. and Mr..
SlaYon's daughter. Miss Lila Slayton,
and son, George Noyes Stay ton.--John A,
skinner Of Pnssumpsc Is guest at the
home of his brother. Howard skinner
Francis Smalley has returned from a
few days stay at the home OF his uncle
/ w. H. skinner. of Swanton.
! CAMBRIDGE
i NJ. Reynolds Of Montpelier spent
lThanksg1yi with his mother Mrs NJ