Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-16
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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: ed the day was the closing of the two
>" banks during the day.--Haroid Deloh!a
- has gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital
at burlington, where he is to undergo
an operation for appendicitis.-Th Rev.
Everts Kent of Grafton. Mass. who
lave been visiting at the home CT Mr..
and Mrs. II. n. Linslcy for the past few
days, has returned 10 his home.-Mr. and
= Mrs G.. w. Rose Mrs Ezra Il. Turner
and Fred LaPan have gone to New York
city. where they will spend the week with
relatives and friends. They made the
trip to Albany, n. v, by automobile and
from thcre they went by boat.-The fu-
neral OF Henry w. brewster was held at
:. his late home on Washington street Mon
day afternoon at two o'clock the Rev.
lIenry G. Newell pastor Of the Congre-
gatlona Church officiating. There was
large attendance of friends and relatives
with n fine display Of cut fioweres. The
burial was in the family lot in the West
icemetery.-The bearers We're Charles
o. Bennington, Isaac Stearns. Joseph NJ.
Burke. Homer NJ. Bain. George W. Mead
and Frank j. Hubbard.
:. Monday. market day, eggs brought from
80 to rs cents and 60 10 70 cents.-Addison
r,ncampment. No. 81. l. O. o. r., held
well attended meeting in their hall in
the Dyer block Monday evening and Al
the close of the meeting Il social hour was
=. enjoyed and banquet was served.-Mr.
. and Mrs. John X. Dyer have returned
from New York, where they have spent
the past ten days on business trip
Tie Misses Faith Linsley and Stella
Brooks have returned to their
SCHOOL duties in Barre after
weeks stay at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
: Il. H Linsley on Seymour street.-Miss
Bertha Farrell has returned to Water
bury after spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs William Far
rel, Sr.---John stiles and family have
returned from Morrsvl!e after Il ten
days visit with relatives in that town.
Marshall T. Butterfied has bought
through the y. s. Foote company sc
=. Joseph Lawrence property OH . II
Main street consisting of the brick J.. rh
occupied by II. -. Archer, the large
brick dwelling house and the house ana
:, barn in the "ear.-Earl Pierce and Hoy
Foster have gone to Dolgevile. y. y,
Where they have secured positions in a
piano factory.-Miss Frances Blessent of
Globe Arlz., is In town on visit to Ed
ward Calvi
-" The second and last day Of the Boys
-and Girls Exhibit was held in the
Grunge hall, brought out a good attend
'ance. The forenoon and part of the
afternoon was devoted to judging and
awarding prizes. During the afternoon
canning exhibition was given by Miss
.; Emma Fuller of the community cam
ming kitchen, canning team from
Erstol. and Il team from the Mddlebury
high school; n demonstration of cam
ming fruits and vegetables. The exhibit
tion was one of the best ever held and
there were nearly 300 exhibits of veget-
ables and other farm products. handi-
craft work and liyestock.--The Misses
Kathryn Nassar, Ruth Preston and
Christine Plue have returned from
Brandon where they attended the Bran
don high school reception at the Bran
don Inn.--Nliss Marguerite Loukes of
West Rutland has returned after q
weeks visit at the home of her father
NJ, II. Loukes, recently superintendent
Of the house of correction.--A gang of
men are at work tearing off the roof
of the Power plant of the Middlebury
Branch Of the Vermont Company's plant
here and will replace 1t with flat
roof.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gulley left
Tuesday evening for Daytona Beach
Fla where they intend to spend the
:, winter-Word has been received from
the Mary Fletcher hospital that Harold
: Delphia, who went to the hospital had
undergone an operation for appendicitis
Monday morning and that he was do
!" ing as nicely as could be expected
The annual parish supper of the St
! Stephens Episcopal Church will be held
In the Masonic hall Thursday evening
IL. Labounty has purchased the
1Boardman cottage at Spring Grove and
" IL moving It to North street, to "A piece
+" of land purchased some time ago from
II Mr. Bailey. where he expects to make
his homo later.
Harold Dean. who spent the summer at
the Intervale House at Intervale. N. n >.
where he has been manager of that hote'
for the season, has returned for viz
at the home of his parents. tho Rev. an.
Mrs w. II. Dean.-Word has been
received from the Fanny Allen hospital
that Mrs. Louis Gotta, who recently under
went an operation at the institution, that
= she is doing as well as cooud be expected
1.-The century department Of the Womenr
club held a well attended meeting at the
home of Mrs ID. l.. Robinson Tuesday
- evening.--Addison Encampment No. q
IA. o. Q. F.. are planning OH sending q
n good delegation to Bristol Thursday eve.
ming to attend tho annual district meeting
OF the order, which Is to be held I'm tina,
village that evening the party will go by
L automobile.--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Peck
= of New York city are in town. having
been called here on account Of the dealt
of Mrs Peck's father, Henry w. Brew
ster.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ira Baldwin are making
a wedding trip visit to Mrs. Baldwin,
sister. Mrs. d. j. Wimmet, in Florence
--Mr. and Mrs Henry Pullman Of Kit
y. terry. Me-, with their three young chill
3fdren are here for a couple of weeks
., MlsH CecIllla McDonough has returne,
from West Rutland where she has beef
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jon
McDonough.--Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Field
Ing and daughter, Miss Ella Fielding
have returned 20 Massachusetts, after
vial, of about two months In Middlehur,