Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-31

demand for room Mt the college. 1t has
been decided to construct an annex to
what is known as the Halpin property,
which the college recently purchased.
The addition will be "a by Sc feet and
two stories high and will contain 16
rooms. Work on the structure was COM
menced Wednesday morning by Arthur
n. Brown of this village, who has the
contract for its erection. f. L. Austin
Of Burlington is the architect.
VERGENNES
At a meeting of the trustees of the
Spring Grove Camp Meeting association
no action was taken to dispose of the
property and another meeting will be
held August 49, Most of the stock
holders are in favor OF selling the prop
erty, but one or two would like the Troy
Conference to take 1t over. AS the
property is so far from the center of
the district this plan is not believed to
be feasible.
At the close of the business meeting
Friday evening the Vergennes Grange
held a lawn party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard MacDougal on West
Main street There was a large attend
ance and the party was an enjoyable
and successful affair. State Master
O. L. Martin of Plainfield spoke on the
work of the Grange and Major Robert
w. McCuen and Capt. w. G. Watt gave
interesting talks on their experience
with the a. E. F. in France. The Yer
gennes City band furnished music
Col Walter Scranton has returned from
an extended visit to his daughters. Mrs.
Henry of East Orange, y. D., and Mrs.
Beverly Chow of Geneva, \. Y.-Mrs
John c. Strong and son, Donald of New
Rochelle ~ y. are visiting her sister
Mrs. William J. Strong.-H. L. Wheelock,
instructor of agriculture in the Nergennes
high school, was called to Montpelier
Friday to conference with the State
superintendent of education
Fisher has been spending the last three
weeks in Montpelier with his brother
Claude Fisher.-Willam G. Miner and
family spend the Weekend with rela-
tives in Rutland.-Byron A. Beal Of New
York is passing n week at his college
at Fort Cassin.
state Fish and Game Commissioner
Linus Leavens was at North Ferrisburg
Friday and with State Fish and Game
Warden Herbert A. Booth established an
open zone for deer between the Lewis
creek bridge and the j Joseph Birkett
Tittia Ottor avail, 49,, 49, . ~
au,,s oraa,, on tha ,,or,h MI, u ~
os,ab,shad IN ,cooun, 90 .,o ,,noco'.
,,,,,,sa,ios ava o,,o,,,s 49, ,.,.,,., 80,
IN ~ oiosaa aoaso, , ,,' ., y. ueel
boundaries.
,.tondarco A. ,,,o cas.,o,oa - ..s
,,,or sohoo, h,,,i,,, e,,,.L,,., a.. -
is ~ ,ha hor,a 80 No.. ,,a an
Mrs II Auar p,,nra,,s a,a
hra,ed IN. s5th o,ri,,arsor,, =, ~. hir.,,
Saturda,, Ia, ontort,iring fou, 90 h,s
relatiyes and frierds ,t bic ho,,o IN I,s,
harrisburg Rafreshr,er,, we've sarvod
and a social time orioyod n n Manu-,
of Bristol nassed tho veek-ond WITH bis
WIFI AT tho no,,o of Nrs Nov REV.,
Scott.-Nrs. Henry Cross of keeseyuIe
\. Y. is visiting her daughter Mrs Will
liam Sorrell.-Nrs pober, Rurroughs Of
Connecticut has ioined ber husband at
the home of his naronts Mr. and Mrs
Allen Burroughs Jennie Rristo, ~
Middlebury snent SUNDAY with her
mother, Mrs. NJ. II RristoI-Miss Helen
Burroughs who &c emnlovod .e ., govern
n,ent nurse at station leland n v ia
passing week with her narents Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Burrouehs.-Mrs St.
George of Bristol visited her mother.
Mrs. Nellie Nahum. Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. l.. Laverty have returned TO New
Russia. y. Y. after visit to his sis
ter. Mrs. Richard MacDoupo,
The condition of / n Vva,,xer who Is
seriously ILL., docs NOT imnrove-Mrs.
George Gillette of Rurliryton visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Johp I BARNARD.
Sunday.-Mrs. Lee Vanderboof is pass
ing a few DAVIS with Mrs 7 n Walker of
Ferrlsbure. r NcCusn has re-
turned from n few DAYS, visit to friends
Kin burlington Mrs II y Lee spent
Sundav at tho bonoe NJ the Richardson
brothers in panton.-Mr and Mrs Pierre
Miner of Erie. Pa. snent Sunday with
Mr. Miners hrotber ( n M,ner Tho
R.y Ceorye Rrush of sha,hurne ofI,ciated
at 81 pauls rn,sconaI Church sunda y
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