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

f. Ellsworth farm. better known as the
A. A. Aiken farm. has been sold to
Roy Moulton of Enosburgh Falls.--G.
NJ. Newell, student at the Edgewood
school, Greenwich. Conn is spending a
few days at the home Of Hrs. Frances
Grenne.-Miss Hattie Burroughs who
has been employed at Maquam Bay for
rev months, returned home, Monday
eVening.-Miss Ruth Green returned
TUESDAY from Greenwich Conn, where
she mas been teaching through summer
school al the Edgewood school in that
p'ace.-Mr and Mrs. II. \. Slayton
spent saturday. in Burlington. return
ing the same evening accompanied by
Mrs. G. A. Culles of West Somerville.
Mass, and Mrs. Slayton'a parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. y. Little of Burlington. who
VIII spend few DAYS at the Slayton
home. Bernard Johnson Of Hardwick
ana Lee Coles of Barton were Sunday
visitors in town.-Miss Mary Alexander
o' Moretown, y. Y, is the guest of her
sister Mrs w. T. Best-Mr and Mrs.
r. r. Siloway OF Attleboro. Mass.
the guest of relatives and friends in
town.-Miss Katherine Wilcox of Nor
gan called on friends in town Sunday
Miss Mae Spencer of st Iohnsbury, was
A. w. Waite home Miss Carrie Stowell
resumed work Monday in the News and
'iti@cn Office after an illness of three
weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Davis and
j. Hopkins Of iIardw'ck were recent
guests At the +. Il. Davis home. Mr..
and Mrs. Leele Daniels of ST. Johns
bury. wore guests Wednesday at the
John Weafer home.--H. y. Chaffce Of
Cambridge, former resident. is at
fotei Randall for few days while
VISITING friends in TOWN.. *. jackson
or Burlington. came Monday to spend
some time with his brother. Dr. J r.
Jackson.-Mrs. Amy Waite and Mrs
Margaret Copeland and niece returned
TO Manchester. y. H.. Monday. after a
week spent at the home of their brother.
II. w. Waite.-Mrs. Ole Greene enter
tanned over the weekend her sister.
Mrs Leon Wells and daughter. Miss
Helen Wells. of Bakersfield
Thrift campaign workers and leaders
of local organizations are invited to at
'tend meeting at Academy hall Satur-
day at II 30 -. m. Addresses will he given
by the state manager, Mrs y. G. Jones of
Waterbury. and Field Secretary Charles
S. Parker Of Montgomery. All district.
graded, and high school teachers through
'u' 'ilt county are urged 10 ne present.
Miss Caroline Powers spent the day yes
terday in Burlingt on--Miss Bernice Tay-
lor of Chester is spending few days
at the n. A. Burnham home. Guy Stat
ford is making extensive improvements
on the Elmer Harris, place on Summer
street, which he recently purchased, these
include putting new roof over the old
with an air space between.-A. II. Calkins
has sold his interest in the Lilly Wagon
company to his son. F.. II. Calkins.-Mrs
Viola Edmunds of Lyndonville, who has
been spending week with her son. II j.
Edmunds. went Tuesday to st Adams for
"a visit with her daughter. Mrs l.. Dowle-
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Irish and daughter.
Miss Helen. returned to their home in
Oklahoma to-day after few weeks spent
in town with the formers sister, Mrs
George \. Morse.-Mrs. II. l.. ColGrove Of
Uuderhill is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. l.. 9. Terrill. for few days.--Mrs
Ella Silloway is spending two weeks in
camp at Highgatc Springs with her
daughter. Mrs. Myron Whitconb. Miss
Jessie Taylor of Montreal is with friends
in town during the fair. She will go soon
to Boston for the fall millinery opening.