Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-08
JEFFERSONVILLE

Grover Smith moved to the Junction
Friday Mr.. Douglass has taken pos
session Of the place he purchased OF
George Westman Arthur Hawley moved
last week to the place he bought OF
George 0riswold.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Eiker are the parents of daughter.
born Thursday Miss Iva Laraway OF
Waterville was a guest of Miss Cornell
Thursday.-Mrs Rousseau returned from
Burlington Thursday.--Ma Brush
and Russell waldo have received their
honorable discharge from the l.. S. army
and arrived home last week Wednesday "
The WOman's Home Missionary society
held its annual meeting with supper at
the church Thursday.--Mis Grace Brooks
of ST. Adams was with Miss ODER
part of last Week.-Mrs. Barker Of St
Adams is sewing for Mrs. f. S. Cobb
Miss Clio Scott OF this place was united
in marriage Wednesday. April 30, to
Arthur Ashley of Burlington.-Mr. and
Mrs. william Shattuckl Of fairfield were
in town Thursday.-Mark Davis Is in
very poor health.--There was sooia |
gathering a. George Burnors Thursday.
The high school play. oh. Christine"
given at the town hall Thursday ave.
ming, was attended by large crowd
and was great success.--Mr. and Mrs.
b. u. Reynolds were in Montpelier
Thursday.
Mrs. Hannah Westman is in poor
health.-Bert Davis and Carmen s. Brush
have been sufferers from quinsy sore
throat.-Mr and Mrs. |. NJ. Powell spent
sunday IN Johnson.--lrving Steinhour,
OF Cambridge, visited his daughters here
Saturday.-A. +. Rousseau Is expected
home from the hospital this week-A
meeting is 10 be held Thursday evening
TO consider the cooperative creamery
proposition and also Il few other matters
regarding the farm bureau progress.
Speakers viii include V r. Jones, man
ufacfurng specialist with the govern
ment; NJ. c. Lovejoy, of Stowe. presi
dent of the Farm Bureau; r ID. Jones,
county agent; and it is to be hoped Com
missioner Brigham. Farmers OF JsfYer-
sonvile and neighboring towns are urged
TO he present.-Mrs. Arthur Manchester
and child are at Cambridge, stopping
with her sister, Mrs. Chandler.-Mrs.
Julia Reynolds has been in this place
called here by the serious condition OF
her mother, Mrs. Bryant is to
be the annual May ball at Hotel Melendy
Friday evening. May .. Cabana's orches-
ira. Of Burlington. will furnish music
Mr. and Mrs James Stafford are visiting
| in Cambridge while the tub shop is shut
down. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fortier. OF
Richford, have been visiting relatives
here.-Mr and Mrs William Shattuck
or Fairfield, We're visitors in town last
week.-Mr. Douglass and family have
taken possession OF his new home here
Mrs. Elsie Smith and Miss Montgom-
Al. l,..t No
, Miss Dorothy Smith was in Brandon
over Sunday, attending the Young Won
ems conference. RI. Carpenter, Of Col
chester, was at r. n. Videto's Saturda!
and Sunday.-A large addition is beini
| built on the garage of Cobb and Brown
TO be used as an Office to accommodate
their fast increasing business.--C. S. In
gals, of underhill, was in town Thurs
| day last.-William Smith. of underhill
was In town Saturday.-The primar!
room in the village school is TO remain
| closed for another week on account o
! the continued cases of scarlet fever
! Hannibal Miner, of Barre, Is visiting II
| towh.--Leon Ellsworth has arrived home
having received his honorable discharg
from the army. and with Mrs. Ellsworth
are stopping with his parents.-Joh
Washburn arrived home Saturday eve
ming and in with his parents. MIR. an
Mrs. NJ. &. Washburn.-Allan Proves
has been visiting his uncle. Frank Pro
vosi He has lately returned from tn
army.
u. s. Hawley attended Grange meet
ing at Cambridge Tuesday evening"
Lynn Tracy. Jr., the ~ months old so
or Mr.. and Mrs Lynn Tracy, died Yer
suddenly Monday evening IN a convul
sion after only an hours illness. Th
funeral services were held at the hous
wednesday afternoon, The Rev. n. {
howard officiated. The parents hav
| 'h' sNnpath" % the whole community
THE Rev. r. *, Hyde returned froE