Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-23
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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block to Horny Moore. who recently re
turned from service Mr.. Heath will Civ
possession soon and sells because Of i'm
paired health This week. Mr. and Mrs
Heath will move to the William Nam
house OIL Pleasant street. and H. J
Smithcrs takes their place on the High
lands for the winter-W. II. Mcsser, VIII,
came from tho West. i'll. is improving an,
is able to BE- out a little.--Ntrs. A. II
Eecdle is steadily improving and is nov
able to be up each day.
Eugene Mazzoliui and Miss Mabe
Grard of Winston. Conn. were united il
marriage by tho Catholic priest in Win
stcd at nine O'Clock on Wednesday Oct
l.. They arrived late Thursday morn
ing and are at the Osgood farm on Brain
tree Hill. Anthony Mazzolni of th
place attended The wedding of hi,
brother al Winsted. The bride was in
structor in French and English at tn,
high school here for several years. leav
ing here TO take a postgraduate course
al Columbia College. Mr.. Niazzolni is
graduate of the high school here ano
of the Columbia College of Pharmacy
september first he became proprietor oi
the Rexall drug store in South Royaltd.
In which place the couple will locate
j.. l.. LOOMS has sold the 1No-acre pas
ture and wood-lot purchased by him OF
w. T. Martin TO II. N. Gaylord and
T.. +. Briggs. Mr.. LOOMS also has pur-
chased the house OF Mrs. Helen Chad
wick on Randolph avenue. and IT is ex-
nected that he will make this his home.
Mr.. LOOMS now owns the Kellogg house
the Martin block and the Chadwicii
house on Randolph avenue.-1he news
Of the death of Charles Priest October
IL al his home in Boston has been re-
ceived. Mrs. Laura Priest. his mother
left here two weeks ago to make her
home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. ". y. Hayward of Frank
lin. Mass. visited Mrs. Hayward's cous-
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hayward last
Sunday.--Dr. and Mrs. F.. o. Blanchard
were in Pttsford Sunday to visit their
daughter Mrs. f. Stuart SWEET. They
report her much improved in health. and
with q reasonable hope of continued i'm
provement Mrs. SWEET will remain there
til about the middle of Dccember--AIiss
Bernice Flanders OF Orange. the guest
# Mr.. and AIRS. Carroll Billings. since Fri
lay left Monday for her home.-Frank
Bacon of Waterbury was in town Mon
IaN and returned to resume his work for
the Dcmeritt company. Mr.. Bacon ex-
poets to he there for a few weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waters have re-
turned from their travels of the summer
and viii be at their rooms in the Spear
house on Randolph avenue. where Mr..
Waters will conduct n repair shop for
watches and clocks--Mr. and Mrs. Carl
oeavcr Of Wiliamstoun, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Soaver over Saturday and
sunday have returned to their home. $50
Miss Iepherinc Jones was here for
over sunday with her parents Miss Ma
rion Clarke of Alorrisvile accompa MED
her home to remain over Sunday with
friends here and Monday afternoon re-
turned to Montpelier 10 resume their
studies.-Wardner lIodgkins of Rochester
arrived this week for few days with
his son. w. G. iodgkins.-'rhe scarcity of
sugar for sale in town is making many
families mucl inconvenience
The Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger left
Wednesday morning for Grand Rapids
where they went to attend the national
convention of Congregational ministers
which couvencs there this week. Mr
MetZgcr will speak before the convention
Friday. They expect to be absent for n
week and during that time AIR. and Mrs.
Gates and son will occupy the parsonage
and look after the family of Mr.. Metzger
Mrs. Charles Dwyer and two children
came Wednesday for q short stay here
before returning TO their home I'm Dor
chester. Mass.--Mrs. Fred Goodrich of
Windsor after several days with her
daughter. Mrs. F.. II. Luce. left Wednes-
day for her home.--'rne Young Mems
Rrot rerhood supper and meeting which
was held in The parish house Tuesday eve
ming was attended by about 10. Some
were received into membership al the time
and the officers were nstolled. it is un-
ferstood.--Mrs. Wells &. Parker of Sha-
ron. the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Charles
Erandall. Yer Tuesday night. went to
her home Wednesday morning. George
Fhatfeld of Montpelier was in town OIL
Tuesday 10 attend 10 some business at
Tic probate court, Judge Stow having here
Tor the day for that purpose. Charles
r'rnndall. who me- with an accident at
tho Salisbury factory. having his left hand
severely cut on machine is improving
some what, but will he unable to work
FOR several weeks. Tuesday he went to
Burlington, where he formerly lived for
several wears and where he will visit old
friends for few days.--Mr. and Mrs. j.
Nj. Durfee OF Lowell. Mass. arrived here
Tuesday for y few days while visiting
Mrs Orinda Cole. Mrs Colo has been
In helpless condition for several years
and for three years has been with Mrs
W. =. Flint for care. but has lately moved
from there to Mrs Iehiel Wlliams.-The
Annual bag day for the Sanitarium Aid
society will he given November /. Many
Of The bags arc distributed and more will
be later, and November , will be collected,
when it is hoped large offering will be
made for that worthy object.