Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-03

ST. Adams to attend the Methodist Gps-
copal Conference after short viist with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Holtan- Set q.
Lemuel r. Hallissn of Barre is. VISITING
Miss Lillian Godfrey on fu7lc'uSl from
service In machine gun coritiU oTer-
seas
Miss Jessie Wade, who has bceil III
for some time at II. W. RsNuin's ar
the lower village Us gaining slowly
and is about the house lisle~-fhe
frst contributions to the Wild flower
exhibit at the public reading room are
pussy willow and spring beauties by
Leota Straw.--Mr. and Aira. Arthur s.
Seaver, who have passed the winter in
wellesley, Mass, are az their home in
Stowe.--A young peoples bali was held
at the Akeley Memorial building Tuos-
day evening. 4 bout 20 couples being
present. Music was by Shacketts or
chestra. Gerald Wells and Ihwin PEI
terson were the managers.--Mrs K.
w. Smith Is visiting Mr.. Smiths moth
er. Mrs. Almer Smith and otj er stowe
friends on her way from visit in Lyn-
donville to Danbury, Conn, where Mr..
Smith has recently accepted a position.
Miss Nadine Boardman and brother,
L. Mum Boardinan and Orlo x. Jcnney
will return Thursday to Burlington to
resume their studies at the University
of Vermont after weeks vacation
passed in Stowe.-Fred Kent of tho
Mary Fletcher hospital, who has been
the guest of M. e. Jenney. will return
to Burlington with him Thursday
Walter Morgan returned Wednesday to
Norwich University after a weeks va
cation.-The road UP the West Branch
from stowe village to the Cold Spring
In Smugg1ers Notch has been made a
selected road which means that in time
the entire road will become a State
highway. state money will be ex-
pended on a strip of road beyond j. E,
Houstons spring.-The roads in the
roads in the western part of the town
we're especially hard hit by the re.
cent blizzard. and are worse drifted
than often happens in many places.
In some parts of Sterling the drifts
are six feet deep. An attempt to break
them out in some places had to be
abandoned.
Mrs. Agnes Jenney, secretary Of the
stowe Cemetery Improvement associa.
| tion will be at the town clerks Office
Saturdays during the month of April to
receive dues for 1919. or the due may
be sent directly to the secretary.-The
Rev. F.. l.. Goddard and Mrs Goddard
of South Reading are visitors at the home
of Mrs. Goddard's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
conference at st. Albans.-William Pratt.
who has been a visitor at Mrs. 8. M.
Ashland's for several days, left Tuesday
on his return to Lake Placid, N. Y. He
was accompanied to Burlington by
Corporal Frank Ashland and his brother,
Howard Ashland.-John Bailey Of Wor.
cester, Mass, who has lately entered the
merchant marine service is visiting his
father. Frank r. Bailey. in Stowe.-A
picnic supper will be served at the ban.
quet hall at six O'Clock Thursday after
noon for the Red Crosse workers and their
families. All Red Cross workers are
cordially invited and il not otherwise
solicited are asked to bring a contribu.
ton to the supper.--Six hundred and
ninety pounds of used clothing for the
allied relief drive we're collected here last
week. Much credit is due to the chair.
man, Mrs. H. z. Shaw, and the Boy
Scouts for their assistance