Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-17

as he has several places under considera-
ton. Capt Watt Is n graduate OF the
University of Vermont.-Mlss Gagnon
teacher for the past year in the YER
gennes school is substituting at the Ner-
mont Industrial school. while members
Of the STAFF are taking their vacation
Douglass Russell of Burlington was the
guest Of Miss Marcelllne Lanseway, sun
day.-Fablan Rivers, who graduated this
year from the University of Vermont,
has entered the employ of the Sheifield
Farms, lnc.-.Iohn II. LeBoeuf has moved
to the Richard house on Maple street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Newton of Boston
are visiting her parents. Mr., and Mrs
NJ. +. Allen. William n. TAFT OF DO
valne, y. Y, is visiting friends here ana
in Brstol.--Mrs. T.. j. Bodette Is visiting
relatives in Charlottesville. and Mrs.
Ralph Field of Boston are visiting his
brother, Karl Field of Ferrisburg.-Miss
Florence Bodette has gone to Salisbury
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Peter Aunchman'
Mrs Boisvert and daughter Theresa
and jeanette. have returned to Walpoie,
Conn, after a visit to Mrs. Edward Pllon.
DIR. Largworthy of Washington, ID. C.,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
Emily Lavaley are visiting relatives and
friends in Shoreham and Rutland. DR.
y. j. Carroll of Rutland called on friends
here Monday Mrs. Gardner Is caring
for Miss Mary Watt
The following account of the honor
paid Mrs. Anna s. Allen is from the
Orlean County Monitor: "A very large
and delightful farewell reception was
given Monday evening at West Charleston
to the retiring Cole Hil school teacher,
Mrs. Anna S. Allen. who will enter as
principal of grammar school next year.
Parents and friends adorned the house
with ferns and June roses. furnished ex-
cellent music, served ice cream, cake
and all kinds of delicaces. School Direc-
tor II. II. Tracy, G. w. y. Reed. chair
man of the school board. and Super
intendent Edwin s. Boyd. made remarks,
all in the highest praise of Mrs. Allen
and her successful work during the last
three years. In behalf Of the school and
friends. Superintendent Boyd presented
her with large roll of greenbacks and
a handful Of silver dollars as a token of
sincere regard and appreciation
The funeral of William Richards. who
died at the Newton hospital at Newton,
Mass, will he held this afternoon at the
home of his sister. Mrs. II. =. Booth al
80 o'clock.
Miss Gertrude w. Piper, a graduate of
the class of 1919, Nergennes high school,
has taken the position of secretary in the
office of Major Robert w. McCuen.-
Mrs. Annette Morgan of Kcene, N. H.,
is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs
Frank NJ. Rogers.-The condition Of Miss
Dorothy Cotey, who is Ill. is improving
Miss Corneia Philips of Montpelier is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Benja-
min T. Field.-Mrs. Nash and sister
Miss Kelsey of Middlebury, who have
been spending the last week here, went
yesterday to Bristol.-Mrs. Clara Cahill
was the guest Sunday at the lake of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Jenkins.-Attorney
I II. w. McCuen went yesterday to Rut-
land on legal business for the estate OF
Leonard F. LeBoeuf. who was killed in
an automobile accident at Clarendon
June 2s.-Mrs. Flora w. Blue of Califor-
mia is passing the summer with her sis
! ter, Mrs. Peter Smith of West Ferris
burg.-Mrs. T.. A. Collins of Burlington
+ is the guest this week of Mrs Il. A. Lee
Miss May Milo of Bolton, who is EN-
| poyed at the Thomas G. Plant factory
| in that city, is at her home here while
| the employees are on strike. and pend
| ing an adjustment of the strike, is work
| ing at the l.. f. Benton company plan
| on the fals.-Albert William Palmer o.
| the L. S. S. Birmingham and his ship
mate, Melvin j. Richardson. who have
! been spending 4s-hour shore leave will
Mr.. Palmers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Palmer, have returned to thei
ship and will sail to-day for Richmond
! Va, and other coast ports.-Mr. and Mrs
w. p. Hall Of Burlington, Mrs. ID. G
Rice and son of Hamlet, n. c., c. NJ
Folsom and daughter Of DeKalb, n. Y.
were recent visitors to the home of the
cousin, Mrs. Charles Jackson, Of Eas
Panton.-Miss Harriet Clark of Concort
Junction, Mass, is visiting her father
| a. /. Clark.