Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-28

has returned to rer home in Enosburs.
Mrs G.. NJ. Armstrong left here with
Mr.. Armstrong, who travels for r. Hoe
e. CO. Of New York. They also took
their two children, Robert and Florence,
and Mrs. Armstrong; mother, Mrs.
II. D. Kendall, and will make short
visit in Rochester, y. " with another
daughter of Mrs. Kendalls. Mrs. Charles
Wentworth, where she and her grand
daughter will remain. Robert will visit
fricnds@in Manchester, n. H., and Mrs.
Armstrong will make the round trip
with her hushand-Mr. and Mrs. ~. w.
Shower and child are passing few days
with Mr.. Showers parents. Mr. and Mrs.
n. l.. Shower here, and Mrs. showers
family in Berkshire. Katherine y.
Lyons of WATERFOWL. Mass, former
assistant in the high school. has been
passing few days in the family Of ". a.
Fairbanks at Riverside camp. She IL
teacher in the Cambridge, Mass. high
school Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Duval Of
Lowell Mass. are visiting Mrs. Duvsrs
brother. j. p. Sabourin. Mr.. Duval's sis
ter. Mrs. S. J. Maynard, and other
friends. Mr.. Duval. who formerly lived
here. has charge Of a department IN the
in Lowell--Mr. and Mrs. George Doner
of Worcester, Mass, are visiting friends
here, where Mrs Doner lived when she
was Miss Edith Maney. She is now the
matron of the Worcester City hospital.
In which Mr.. Doner also is employed
w. H. Yaw and l.. y. Thomas were In
Highgate Friday and Saturday.
At the annual meeting Of the Riverside
Camp-mecting association held Saturday
afternoon. the following trustees were
elected: n. n. Mower of Sheldon, r. NJ.
Barnes Of Richford; Glenn Titemore Of
Franklin; Fred Smith of Lyndonvlle and
IC. 6. Abel. Mrs. II. a. Fairbanks, and
n. \. Kimball of this place.-A River
side association Guild has been formed
with w. r. Dukeshire as secretary and
at the Sunday afternoon meeting large
number were enrolled as members by
pledging at least 81 annually for the
| Improvement Of the grounds.-The Nestles
Food company's team went to st. Adams
| Saturday where they played the Strana-
han Tigers, dropping the game to them
, by the score Of to MIR and Mrs. NJ.
! l.. Irish and child arrived Saturday even
Ting from Oneonta. \. Y. and will pass
| a 10 days vacation among friends in
town.-Dean Birney was met in Richforcl
!
turned there Sunday evening after giving
a sermon in the morning and an address
on Some CHARACTERISTICS of the Amer
lean Doughboy" in the afternoon and
having a conference with the younger
preachers at Riverside camp.--Mrrs. f. j
Irish, who with her four children intend.
ed leaving here Wednesday. for their
home in Salt Lake City. received mes.
sage by wire Saturday that has changed
her plans. Mr.. Irish is contemplating a
change that will mean moving east
A party consisting of W. S. Pease. l.
| H. Croft. Clayton Burt. Peter Archam.
bault and Guy Burt left Monday for
Sherbrooke fair-Mr and Mrs Meeker
Beardsley of East Haven. Conn. who
have been touring New England, were
guests of their niece, Mrs. !. B. Phillips
Monday They left Tuesday on their
return by way of Saratoga.-AIr. and
| Mrs. Peter Bolt of Montgomery have
been passing week among friends
herc.-Mr. and Mrs G. W. Groom of St
Adams passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
f. E. Beattey.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. n
Pomeroy went to South Franklin. Tues.
day. after passing few days with Mr.
Pomeroys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W
Pomeroy.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Gardner has returned after
passing three months in Ohio. where she
was with her son, Dwight-Niss Lois
Burt Is business visitor in Boston,
George Bowen, who has neen with hi;
brother A. q. Bowen. and sister. Mrs
o. r. Stanley in Franklin, for few weeks
since his return from Massachusetts, wa,
a business visitor in town Monday.
and Mrs Frank Norris of Wells Rive
were in town Tuesday.-The Misses Eliza
beth Bell and guest, Miss Ellen Talcott
have been passing few days in Mont
real.-The Boy Scouts who with J. A
Sinclair, have been in camp AT Lak
Carm for ten days. returned Tuesday,