Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-18

William Mable and Mrs, Benjamin Como
and son of Burlington were with rels-
tives here Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. Arthur
webster and Mrs. Laura Webster OF
Danville and Andrew Webster of water
VILE Me, were at NJ. S. Hawley's sun
day.-Clifton Powell and James Berry left
Monday for school work at Goddard Sem
linary-Mrs. Dana Bean had the mis-
fortune to loose her pocketbook contain
ing S35 Saturday evening while in town
for he movies. Thirty-one couples at
tended the harvest hall at Hotel Melendy
Friday evening F. a. Wood and family
were at Georgia. Sunday.-Miss Iva
Potter is to 60 to New York this month,
where she is to take nurses training
course.-Mrs. w w. Smith Of Jericho
visited Mrs. Charlotte Bukcr last week.
The Rev +. r. Hyde preached at Bakers
field sunday in exchange with the Rev.
w. w. Smith.-Mrs. G. y. Richards has
been confined to the house by illness for
few days.-Miss Marion Montgomery
spent Sunday at her home in Fairfield. 49,
A number of townsmen attended the
races at Essex Center Saturday Harriet
Grswod of Jacksonville and Blanche
Banons of Cambridge were in burlington
last Thursday to attend the card party
given al Mrs. Arthur Isham's for the
benefit of Commodore Macdonoueh Chap
ter. United states Daughters of 1872.
The remains of Mrs. Hazeltne Reed
a former resident of this place We're
brought to town for burial Monday
Morses' hall is TO be converted into a
convenient building to he used as
school room owing to the crowded con-
diton of the school building. Fired Mar
tin and family left for their new home in
New hampshire Wednesday Alton
Bean, who was injured by being thrown
from Hunts truck, Saturday, is gaining
DIR. George Nash of Burlington was in
town, Tuesday. in consultation with DR..
+. f.. Bemis of St. Adams Mr.. and Mrs
Delbert Garrett have moved to r. L.
Starts farm. Hawley brothers food sale
and annual fair is to he held SATURDAY.
september 27.--Clayton Cornell of Nor
risville was in town Sunday. Prof
Carries Cornell and family have started
for their home in Tennessee. Miss Helen
Hyde has returned from her summer =
work at Lake Placid, y. Y.-Leon Wood
found Mrs. Dana Beans pocketbook with
S35 in II, which was lost a, the town hall
Saturday evening. and returned it to it's
owner.-Mr and Mrs. G. G. Powell were
In Barre. Monday. taking Clifton Powell
and James Berry to their school work
at Goddard Scminary.--R. Is. Thomas
pen of s. G. white leghorns took the
first prize blue ribbon and silver cup.
and G. i. Thomas s e. white leg
horn pullet took the blue ribbon as the
best pullet in the show at the Chitten-
den county fair at Essex Center last
Week.-Mrs. Leslie cook and daughter
Marjorie, Of Cambridge. were here Tues
day.--A. j. Brown spent Sunday with
his family here.-Therc was large
attendance Of members Al the NJ. W. 4.
meeting Tuesday evening. when class
Of II were adopted into the order. the
CraftshurN team doing the work under
the supervision of District Deputy
Lynch. Other camps represented were
Eden, Lowell and Johnson Refresh
ments Of coffee and sandwiches were
served,--The scarcity Of sugar has been
relieved somewhat by some of the mer-
chants receiving a limited supply.