Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-13
JEFFERSONVILLE

a telegram was received Monday an
nouncing the safe arrival Of Corp. Frank
Rousseau from overseas. He is station
ed at New Jersey.-Mrs. Andrew West
man returned from the Fanny Allen hos
pital Tuesday.-Ralph Carpenter visited
friends here last week, having received
his discharge from the navy.-C. c. Scott
returned from Canada March 8 and
Is to have charge Of the work of tearing
down and rebuilding e. NJ. Kneelands
stock barn.-E. NJ. Melvin and A. ].
Thomas were in Burlington March
Mrs. Cleo Foss. of Eden. and Kathleen
Fullington. OF Cambr 'gc, were visitors
at C.. S. Brush's March 5-Miss Jes-
sic Southland Of Highgate Center, was in
town Friday evening and Saturday.-M
8. and d. C. Hawiey were in Williston
Friday.-B. +. Reynolds returned from
Boston Friday.-The missionary meeting
was held with Mrs. H. w. Varnum Thurs
day.
Miss Jessie Southland. Of East Highgate.
was In town for the masquerade ball at
Cambridge Friday.--C. w. Waldos team
has finished hauling milk for c. Brigham
Co.--Mrs. ]. II. Bean and Mrs. Elsie
Smith were in Burlington visitors Satur-
day.-Miss Dorothy Smith was at home
Sunday.--Miss Bernice Aldrch. who was
injured in coasting accident at Montpe-
lier Seminary last Monday, Is much i'm
proved.-T. n. Videto returned home from
Canada Friday.-Mrs. Frank Monteith. of
johnson, came Saturday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott-George
Grswold moved a large engine to Essex
Friday.-Guy Thomas has entered the
navy and gone on duty.-Mrs. J. o. Blais-
dell and children. of Underhill Center,
were in town Sunday.-Mrs. c. c. Powell
has returned from her VISIT Mt Barre.
Mrs. c. W. Styles OF Jericho was In
town Tuesday to attend the meeting
of the Cemetery association-Mrs
Howard Burns Of Burlington was a
business visitor In town Tuesday
Mrs S. S. Billiard of Montpelier vas an
over Sunday guest of her people.-Mr.
and Mrs. b. II. Carpenter of Colchester
were In town Tuesday for the Grange
meeting--The Grange Is to serve 4
maple sugar social at Starts hall Tues
day evening, March 1S.-C. w. Waldo,
4. w. Holmes and Mrs. NJ. S. Hawley
were appointed as a committee to con-
fer with Cambridge Grange to plan
! an evening for the purpose of securing
funds for n celebration when all the
United States army boys return home.
The annual meeting of the Cemetery
ASSOCIATION was ntlu AZ MoTSe NAH
Tuesday afternoon with an attendance
of 80 members. The yearly reports
were given and the following officers
elected: President. Mrs, ], II. Bean;
lvice-president, Mrs. A. j. Thomas; Sec
rotary, Mrs. b. Il. Reynolds; treasurer
and financial secretary. Mrs. Elsie c.
smith; floral committee. Mrs. w. G.
Lease The public supper was we'll at
'tended.-The school menu for the week
is as follows: Monday. vegetable soup;
Tuesday scalloped potatoes and peas;
Wednesday, ream str "" b"a g.
Thursday. beef hash and pickles, The
teachers Of the high school expect to
attend the conference at the University
Of Vermont Friday and Saturday.-The
high school VIII furnish a musical
program at the knights OF Pythias fair
this evening. 1t will also serve ce
cream and cake, the proceeds of which
will be used for baseball purposes
The Free Press Printing company will
publish the new high school paper
Competitive designs for the cover
paper are to be submitted.