Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-21

from visit to Mrs. Bedell's sister at
Grafteville.-Mr and Mrs Frank Eaton
Of Waterbury, were Monday visitors
at the Howard Skinner home--Mr. and
Mrs. A. l.. Cheney went Monday to
Boston. to be absent for a week at
tending the Rexall conventon.-Miss
Bertha Foss who has been spending
some time with her sister, Mrs +. j.
Hurd In Hanover, N. H., returned home
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. @. F.. smith.
daughter, Miss Muriel, and Mr.. and Mrs,
J Randall Child went by auto the last
OF the week to Boston. Mr. Smith re-
turned home Tuesday but Mrs. Smith
and Miss Muriel remained for stay
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Child
Attention OF w. r. G. members is called
to next Monday evening. August %.
their regular meeting night.-Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Brown and sons Leslie
and ROLAND. and Mr.. Browns mother,
Mrs. John Brown, were recent Mont
pelier visitors-Mrs. Ida Patch and
son, Ralph Patch. who have been
spending week with Mrs. GiTord's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hill. re-
turned Monday to their home in Ran
dolph.-Da MEL Sweet. a former incor-
porator OF the Lamollle Garage COM
pany while en- route to his home in
day. Mr.. Sweet recently returned
from overseas, where he has been
station in Germany with the Army OF
Occupation for several months.
Mrs. Ira Jones. OF johnson. was re-
cent CUES, Of her daughter. Mrs. Carmi
Rush ford.-Mrs. Mary Austin is spending
the weet in Hardwick as the guest of
Mrs. George Wilson, erril Jenkins. who
mas been spending short time with rel
atves in New Hampshire returned home
Monday evening Mr.. Jenkins is the son
of A. A. Jenkins Of this town and recent
~ returned from overseas, where he has
been attending oxford University in Eng
land since he was discharged from SER
vice several months ago.-Mrs Lucretia
Bundy entertained tecpntly her sister.
Mrs. Hattie Douglass. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Douglass, of Stowe and Hazel and
Morris Douglass, OF Ieffersonville.-M
Harriet Ide went Monday to Highgate
for visit to her mother. Mrs Baxter
Miss Susie Whittlesey returned Tues
day to her home in Norwich Conn, after
stay Of three weeks at the A. H. Stay
ton home.-Mrs. Nellie Bugbee was the
guest Sunday of Mrs. Martha Phillips in
Wolcott.-Mrs Stewart Floyd who has
been the guest Of her mother Mrs Will
berry. for three weeks. returned to her
home In New York Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Fisher returned Saturday from
Brunswick Me, where they have been
spending three weeks with relatives
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Raymond of stowe.
were guests OF the latter's mother. Mrs.
a. A. Jenkins.-Mrs. Charles Tinker is
enjoying a two weeks vacation from her
duties in the George r. Droune store
MrG -lvi
and Isabel Tatro returned Monday from
Canaan. where they have been spending
three weeks with Mrs. Churchnls par
-r'' Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chamberlain.
Miss Mae Campbell. of Lyndonville, a
former teacher at Peoples Academy. is
spending few days in town with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Noyes Slayton and son.
Henry Albert, who have spent three
weeks with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Slayton. returned Monday to
their home in Wyomingl N. J.
Mtse Viola Hastings has returned from
Hyde Park where she was the guest of
her uncle. Logan Crowell.-Mr and Mrs.
F. G. Peck and family. Mrs. Mary Bedell
and Miss Wnifred Bedell, enjoyed an
auto trip to Orleans yesterday-H. C.
Smith was at the Fanny Allen hospital
Winooski. yesterday where Mrs Smith
underwent an operation.-A large number
are attending Chautauqua at Hardwick
this week.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Campbell
and children have returned from Spring
field. where theey were guests of the for
mers sister, Mrs j. +. McClinton They
were accompanied home by their mother.
Mrs. Viola Campbell. who has been spend
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Clinton. and Mrs. Eva Jones Of Windsor
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Campbell. son.
James. and daughter Lois. +. s. John
son. Mrs. Ruth Tittemore and son, Glen
wood. went by auto yesterday to Eno.-
burg 10 visit at the home of Mr. John
sons brother, Gordie Johnson. They will
visit Lake carmi before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wales of Cabot
have rented the Donaldson tenement in
the Centennial block and will move there
soon. Mr. Wales has employment with
| the Lilly Wagon company.-Mrs Viola
, Edmunds is spending some time at the
! home Of her son. n. j. F,dmunds. w
Mould and mother. Mrs. Salome Mould
went Tuesday to keeseVille. \. v
where the latter will spend some time
with her sisters. Mrs. Mary Thomas and
Mrs. c. W. Rowe. Miss Cornelia Mould
accompanied them and will spend two
weeks with her cousin. lean sherman.
in camp at Cedar Beach. Mr. Mould
will visit his son, W p Moult. at Nine
vile. n. Y, before returning home -
Mr. and Mrs. n F. Farnham and three
children are enjoying weeks vacation
in Whiting with Mr.. Farnham's parents
They made the trip by auto.-Miss Car
| RE Stowell, who has been quite i'll. suf-
fering from rheumatism. is convalescing
| H. +. Brigham Of Bakersfield was a
business visitor In town Wednesday,
| Prin. and Mrs. l.. IA. Burns and family
or Leominster, Mass arrived in town
| Tuesday and are staying at The Ran
| DALI until suitable tenement can be
| found.-The condition OF F., f.. Wheeler
who has been very i'll. is comfortable
Mrs. 4. &. Bedell held porch party
! Wednesday afternoon. Work for the Red
tcross was done.
| on sunday evening. August "A, at 7:st
O'Clock at the Methodist Church will b.
held union service at which the League
Of Nations will be discussed. The Rev
W. T. Best will have charge of the
service. Senator Martin s Villas of. Bur.
lington will speak.
CAMBRIDGE
n. A. Buckley and mother are spend
ing few days in New York-Mrs y. A
Lukesh and two children. of Charleston
8. c.. have been guests OF her aunt. Mrs
r.. C. Wels-Mr. and Mrs G. A. Nc
.Gougal and Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Swift
OF Millbrook, N. Y, are guests al the
American House for two weeks.-Mr. anc
Mrs. F. p. Boyden spent Sunday at Cas-
nj n To nnhA