Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
Washington County
NORTHFIELD

Quoted by T.. Il. Hutchins located in
the Mayo East street block has been
sold to Joseph Denny of Mortified. Mr..
Denny was in partnership with F. b.
Houston and run a milk route which
they recently sold to Harold Seaver.
Mr.. Denny is a graduate of Norwich
University and a young man very we'll
known in Northfield, and without
doubt Will conduct an up-to-date mar
ket and endeavor to please his Gus
tomers.-A local post of American Lee
gion is to be formed in Mortified.
Enough service men have signed to
warrant an organization in town. +. r.
Britain is in charge of the matter un-
til permanent organization is form
ed--Dr. Harry A. Garfield of williams
College, war time fuel administrator,
has accepted an invitation to speak at
the Centennial at Norwich University
Subject, american College and In
dustry. william A. Maloy. owner and
proprietor of the Orange Hotel at Iver-
ness. Florida, has left for his home
after spending few days with his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Mccormack
Paul Hess of New Haven, Conn, form
erly of the L. S. Weather Bureau at
Norwich University. has been visiting
in town the past week, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. william T. MacCreadie-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Philip and daugh-
ter, Margaret. have been spending the
past week with relatives in Albany
N. JOHN e. Johnson and son, Philip
who have been spending several weeks
in the State, started last week for
their home in Pasadena, California Mr.
Johnson was former instructor at
Norwich University,-Mrs. Edward
u-h hnS
several weeks in town, has gone to
Greenfield, Mass, where Mr. Carroll is
employed.-Major and Mrs. Arthur Ed
wards and son have gone to Los An
geies, Cal, where they are to reside
Major Edwards. who has been comman-
dant at Norwich University for the
past year, is one of the officers, who
has recently been retired.-Mr. and
Mrs. william o. Smith of Brmfield,
Mass, have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Ruth Beverly, to
Edmund Curtis Hicken. formerly of
lNorthfield.-Mrs. william Holley, who
recently underwent serious surgical
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital.
Winooski, has returned home.-Captain
Timothy Holland of the L. S. Marine
Corps has been visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland. the past
week.-The fair dance held in Armory
hall Wednesday Sept. II. was largely
attended and very enjoyable time re-
ported. Gilbertsons orchestra of Barre
furnished music.-Prof, and Mrs. \. w
Peach and son, Bruce. have returned
from Brattleboro, where they have been
spending the summer. Prof Peach has
resumed his duties at Norwich l'nivers-
ity.-G. w. Schwenger of Springfield
Mass. was "a recent visitor in town. Mrs
| Schwenger and daughter, who have
been spending several weeks at the
home of her father Il. Il. Thompson
returnd with him to Springfield
| Wayne Hedges, who has been at OTIS
| Vile \. y, receiving treatment since
| being discharge cd from the army, has
been at the home of his father, Jesse
| Hedges, the past week.-Lieut. Eugene
! Parker, who has been with his mother
Mrs. Matte Parker, for several weeks
has gone to Cambridge, Mass-Mr. and
Mrs f. w Dunsmoore of Manchester
n. H., are visiting Mt the home of his
father, w. f.. Dunsmoore, on West
hill.-Miss Lillian Field, who has beer
visiting in Council Bluffs, Iowa, arrived
in town last week and spent a short
time at the home of her brother, e. l.
Field. She has now gone to school ir
! Northampton. Mass.
| A Mortified Post of American Legion
has been formed with the following Of.
fcers: Post commander, E. r. Britain
vice post commander, II. NJ Donahue
post adiutant, J, Finnessy; post
finance officer, A. T. Aiken; post historian
"a. F. Bingham; post chaplain. j. F
Cook. The executive committee of min,
consists of the six officers and three
others as follows: NJ. A Campbell. J. C.
Donahue and Ray Hazelton. The pos
already has membership of AZ men