Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-06

"" no 'o'Sioru Sunday.-MiSS NUN
harrington OF the University OF YER
, mont passed the k-end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John A. Har-
rington.
Rose Donaway of Burlington Is visiting
her mother Mrs. James Donaway.-Rob-
. crt russell has returned to his studies
AT Goddard Seminary. Barre, after Few
days visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Russell.-R. -. Goodridge is pass
ing few days in Burlington in the in
terest of the Standard oil company and
L.. NJ. Deyoc has charge of the local
work during Mr., Goodridge's absence
Acting President of the University of
vermont Guy w. Bailey and wife, Miss
Hazel Arkley and j. II. Donahue OF
Essex junction were recent visitors at the
! Bixby Memorial Free library.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Kimball have moved to the
T. c. Middlebrook house on Greene street
which they recently CHARACTERIZATION
Connors. who has been for year in
France with the 32nd Evacuation hos
pital at Limoges. recently received his
discharge at Camp Dix and is now at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Connors The L. S. S. subma-
rine chaser No. 436 has been at the dock
for several days.-Mrs. Phoebe Langevin
is visiting her brother George Grassctt
Of Charlotte.-L. n. Provost of Rutland
called on friends here Monday.--Mrs
Florence LeBoeuf and three children,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Norton at the Norton House,
have returned to Worcester, Mass. Tho
Auxiliary and Guild of st. Paul's Church
Will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 with
Mrs. w. c. Foote.-Alanson G.. Wright
and daughter, Miss Ruth. visited friends
in Burlington Tuesday-Mr and Mrs.
Frank Leonard have returned from visit
to Mrs Leonard's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Huh. of Burlington.
The old-fashioned Halloween party
held Friday evening at Grange and Booth
halls was largely attended and decided
success. Both halls were prettily decorated
in We low and black with ow s and
witches. Dancing was enjoyed and whist
was played. In whist Mrs. Fordyce Bris-
toi won first prize for the ladies and
Waldo Powers the first prize for gentle
men. The receipts were $92. In the after
noon, party was given for the children
who could not attend without their
mothers and many awaited themselves of
the opportunity. Special games were
played and an enjoyable afternoon passed
by the little ones--Mrs Matthew Daniels
has returned from two weeks vacation
visit to Miss Mary Alden of New York
city and has resumed her duties as loca'
express agent.-Miss Julia Milo is suf-
fering from sprained ankle at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. William j. Better
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bliss who have
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Peter Smith
have returned to their home in Cali
fornia-A son was recently born to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Ringer.-The Nor
football
play Midd.ebury College Saturday spent
Friday evening at the Stevens House
Alderman r. w. Flag has resigned his
position as head clerk in the hardware
store OF j. a. Harrington & Co. Mr. Flagg
has made no business plans for the future
out with Mrs. Flagg expects TO spend
the winter in Florida. Charles w
Norton has returned from a visit to Rut-
iand-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mulholland
who were called here by the serious ILL
ness Of Mrs. Muholland's daughter Miss
Marion Merrill, have returned to Mine
vile. y. y, the condition Of Miss Merrill
being much improved. Eggs sold al 20
cents per dozen at wholesale here Satur-
day.-Lous Milo who is employed with
the Sheffield Farms company. Inc, at
Nhateaugay, n. V. spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Milo
YORK. city, where she will pass the winter
with, the Misses Helen and Mary Adams
Miss Lsals of Porto Rico is i'll at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Il. A. Preston in
North FerriSburg.-H. Claude Devoid has
moved to the farm of Walter G. ark in
East Ferrisburg. which he will carry OH
the coming year
The program for the celebration on
hng
the first commemoration of the historical
event In this city promises to be "A great
success. The Hon. Mason S. stone lieu
ant-goVernor of Vermont will deliver
the historical address at the unwilling of
the honor roll. Lieut. Governor stone is
not on.y well acquainted with affairs in
vermont on account of his long service
to the State as State superintendent of
education. but he also saw service in
France during the war as an educational
secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A. The people
OF Nergennes are assured Of an interesting
address by Governor Stone Invitations
nave been sent out to all the soldiers of
me world war whose names are on the
roll OF honor. inviting them to the ex-
ercises at the Bixby Memorial library at
ESQ O'Clock in the afternoon for the un-
Yelling or the tablet erected by the Seth
warner Chapter of the -. y. r. in honor
OF the men OF Nergennes who left their
vocation in life to fight for democracy.
And the city will tender them a BANQUET
at the Stevens House at 7:4J oc ock in
the evening and dance at the City Hal
al nine. The program as completed is as
follows: Singing, "America"; poem. Ella
warner Fisher singing, male quartet:
greetings from st te regent, d. a. r.,
Mrs. ii. r. Watkins; singing male
quartet; presentation regent Seth War
ner chapter, Mrs. a. w. Norton; unveil-
Ing, Mrs. w. A. Dalrymple: acceptance
by Major w. S. Bristol; singing. male
quartet. address, Mason s. Stone. lien.
tenant-governor OF Vermont; banquet at
7:4s; bail at nine o'clock,
The ParentTeacher association have
engaged Miss Marion Mosier of Bur,ine-
ton as teacher Of the Kindergarten calss
TO be open Monday, November 10, in the
Vergenner school bIi.ding Miss Mosier
comes here well recommended having had
three years experience in the Pomeroy
scaol OF Burlington. Sessions will be held
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of each
week ana the number of pupils will be
limited to 20 and 1t is hoped the full num-
ber Will be secured. The Parent Teacher
association guarantees one-half of the
expense and the parents of the children
who attend will make UP the balance
A posta! shower was given yesterday by
peope from Nergennes and Waltham to
mrs Nolney Avery, who is at the Mary
rietcher hospital in Burlington recovering