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

ann '"''N'' II was voted at the meeting
to empower tho school directors 70 sell
the Gale schoohouse and to re-convey
the site when the terms of the deed
| have been complied wth-The Rev.
and Mrs f. H. Goddard passed Friday
night with Mrs Goddard's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. j. Holden, on their way to
Cabot from the Riverside amp-meeting.
where they passed the week.-Mr ana
Mrs r. A. Muzzy and Mr.. and Mrs.
! a. H. barraway have passed part OF
/ the week In tpelier.-Mrs. G. NJ. watts
! and daughter. Miss Marjorie have re-
| turned from trip through the Wh''e
/ Mountains-George w Gale of Minnea-
/ polls is visiting his brother. Bowman !.
Gale-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Little OF
Washington. n. c., are occupying the
/ Towle house on Luce Hin. which they
| purchased last fall for a summer home
! Howard Thomas left Friday Tor
! Chicago.
| \ program of sports was carried out
on Main street as part Of the celenratioh
of Old Home week Thursday afternoon
| There was a good attendance. The prizes
were ono dollar. first: 10 cents second
and so cents, third. and the events were
won as follows: Sack race. George Moul-
/ ton first, Donald Douglass second and
Carl shepard third: shoe race. carr
! Shepard first Lyle Peterson second,
George Moulton third lO-yard dash.
/ Donald Douglass first; George Benedict
/ second, George Moulton third senior
potatoo race, George Moulton first. Mar
shall Luce second. Gordon Jones thlrd:
junior potatoe race. Edward Wells hrst'
/ Lyle Peterson second Cedric Macutchan
third three-legged race, Morrill, ana
/ Kaiser first, Benedict and Wells second.
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,.,,t ~ ,ha ola tIor,o woe,. .ssociation
! ,rosiaoa ,a $50 -, adar.se of u,oI-
oo,,,o co,.o,o, so,.o,ia,s .or, rardorod
b,. Shao,o,,,s oroI,os,ra y, ,,rcaI solo
was r,.nderod h,. urs n lynch ar
co,,n,rto, h, ,ii,. r.ur, rbor,o. Mics
ri I-a Of
two so,os aroor,>,riad h, Mice uadsre
Roardn,an niar, and Miss Eileen Rug.
hoo of Sr,,,sea,d cero Th. Nisse.
Roardn,an and pueh.e also rendered. a
piano and ,cello due, President, shaw
called uron Nrs r.ols Douglass 70, a
| recitation and for rap,arks from g 7.
McMahon for Il wears president Of the
| Old Home Weel, association Harlan II
Harris who has inst beep released from,
service tho Rev N = Racon uowa rd
/ Thomas Mrs Helen wilkins Miss
Rcbecca Burt. Private Oswald A Bar
rows Mrs F. A. Rsrrows of New York
and Or H. W. Rarrows The asst mum
her on the program was america" sung
hv all present There vere MANY SIM
mer visitors among those present and
manN former residents some Of whom,
returned for the occasion one family
group present was that of Mr. and Mrs.
w. F. Harris and children G. s Harris OF
Montclair ~ j.. Miss Margaret Harris Of
Morristown, y J.. Dwight F. Harris of
keene. y. H. and Miss Pauline Of stowe
Among the former residents noted were
Mrs. Lila Slayton of Woodstock Mrs
Benton Harris Of Springfield Mass Mrs
Carrie Waite of Burlington Mrs Abbie
Warren Of West Lebanon. y. H.. the
!
| Minneapolis. Mrs Mae Straw McOuade
of Chicago Miss Mary Bigelow Of Dan
vers, Mass. Miss Addie Bigelow OF
Franklin Falls ~ r., Mrs Ellen Love-
JOY Hunter of Lowell Mass Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Thomas of Stuart. Fla
and Mrs F. w. Tinkham of Johnson.
Among the visitors were Miss Allen and
Miss Pettiborn of New York. Miss Jones
of Lowell Mrs A. A. Emery and Mrs
Kate Cummings Of St. Adams and DR.
and Mrs Eastwood Of Providence, r I
Among those Of the reception committed
assisting were Mr. and Mrs r. c. Nc.
Mahon. Mr. and Mrs H f. Pike. the
Rev and Mrs. NJ F. Bacon and F.. Law
renee Bigelow-E c. Russell has return.
ed from Burlington where he was treated
for injuries received when attacked BY
a bull.-Mr and Mrs. George Fowler
went Friday to Burlington to consult p
physician in regard to Mr. Fowlcr's
health-The funeral of Luther A
RedclI was held at his home in Browns.
vile Friday afternoon. the Rev. NJ. f
Bacon conducting the service The buria
was made in tho River Bank cemetery
Mr.. Bedel was ca wears of age He
died from a vaIvular disease of the heart
from which he had suffered for severa
wears but his death was sudden. He
died Wednesday night He leaves his
wife, Florence Edison Redell and two
sons. Carroll 4. and Frank L. Bedell
and several sisters.-Raeburn r. Nc.
Mahon of Mcmahon Brothers has return.
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