Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19

JEFFERSONVILLE
| Nearly the entire people of the village
ana vicinity attended the welcome to
4 the solulerS and sailors and community
sing at Cambridge Thursday evening"
WORK on me stock barn of r.. A. Wood
+ is rapidly progressing. which is being re-
modelled into a modern stable.-Ncal Car
/ penter has finished work for Il. A. Wood
The degrees were worked on n large
class of candidates at a special meeting
OF the Grange Friday evening. -Hawley
Brothers nave engaged Harry DEMO, of
| Bakersfield, to work in their store. He
Will move his family here.--The Rev Il.
| q. French occupied the pulpit at the
| church here Sunday-W. q. Curtis COM
menced l5-daY vacation from his X.
! +. ID. route Friday morning. meeting
of the NJ. w. A. was held at starts hail
Monday June with good attendance
and four visiting neighbors. which in
cluded state Deputy Baldwin and the dis
! trict deputy. The officers were elected
with the following results and were duly
! installed: Consul. -. &. Hawley, advisor
Grant Thomas; escort, oscar Dyke; bank
! or. +. L. Langdeil: Waterman. Winfield
Scott; sentry. Henry Wood; clerk. Frank
start; physicians, Drs. Bean and Maur-
ice; committee. NJ. S. Hawley. +. f.. Bill
| ado r. A. Welcox. The next meeting
! will be held June 20
Miss Marjorie Genette has finished her
! North Cambridge school for this year
and is to stay with her sister Mrs. A. f.
| Rousseau, during vacation.-Miss Helen
| lNde returned home last Friday from
! her studies at the University of Vermont.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Bishop Of New
/ Nzf, ttrN.,
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Thomas.-C. n.
Raymore and family of Morrisvile We're
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w w.
! Raymore. sunday.-Mrs. !. H. Melendy
has been i'll the week past.-Iames SAT-
ford has rented James Berry's tenement
| |. NJ. Powell and wife were in Barton
| the past week attending commencement
exercises. They returned home Saturday
| Miss Beryl returning with them.--George
Tillotson is very i'll with the shingles
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hawley and family
with Mr., and Mrs. Il. b. Reynolds were
At Lake Wiloughby. Sunday.-The Rev.
| h. q. French of Danvile preached at the
church here Sunday morning.-The
movies were sadly interrupted Saturday
| evening by the electric current being
lost during the thunder shower In con-
sequence the pictures shown on
! MONDAY evening HTalultOuSiN al DOtn
paces.-G. ID. Griswolds stock of logs is
being sawed out by the mill hands now.
i-Several from Cambridge and East
I Cambridge were here Sunday for the
church service. being old parshioners of
| the Rev. f. G. French at Johnson
James Burns is still confined to the house
| from injuries received when A. ].
| Thomas automobile tipped over while he
was riding in it.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hoyt of Jericho were with his parents
, here over Sunday.-M. W. A. meeting is
| 10 he held Friday EVENING". $. Brush
i nd family of Jericho were in town over
Sunday.-Miss Dorothy Smith was at
home from Montpelier the Weekend
| Professor Venable, Misses Choate and
! Hathaway were entertained at the Rous
seau home, Sunday.-Miss Jessie
Southard, who has been teaching at
; Highgate Center, was caller in town
on Friday afternoon.-Mr. Sargent with
a force of help from Eden went into the
Noch Monday to begin work there on the
State road.-The body of a brother of NJ.
j. Montague was brought here from
Williamstown. Mass, last week and
buried in the North Cambridge cemetery
Charles DeMeritt of Burlington was In
town Monday.-Charles ingalls, of Under
hill has been in town this week.-Mr and
Mrs. l.. r. Thompson of Granitevlle were
with relatives here Saturday and sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs Albert Hoyt re-
turned to Jericho Tuesday morning.-Mr.
and Mrs. n. y. Hawley and daughters
We're at Newbury Wednesday to attend
a class reunion of the high school of
which Mrs Hawey was member
| Ralph Brown returned to his home here
Saturday evening having received his
discharge from the L. :. army.-Mss
| Frances Hyde returned to her home here
Tuesday morning having finished the
school year work at the University of
Nermont.-Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Wilson of
Johnson were visitors at f. O. Thomas
Tuesday,-B. c. Hawley and family were
in Burlington Tuesday. struck
Ia tree near Harley Burnors Sunday
evening. giving some of the family a
severe shock.-Msses Hyde and Hawley,
| Raymond Hawley, Margaret Pierce and
Miss Montgomery and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Montague. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G..
Curtis were among those who attended
the graduation exercises Brigham
Academy.-Miss Margaret Westman
leaves next week for Burlington. where
she is to serve as a waitress this season.
Miss Rena Stebbns and brother, Wes-
ley, are visiting friends and relatives
here.-Casse Hoyt of Burlington was in
town Monday and Tuesday.-F. l.. Start
and family and w. II. Parker were in
Smugglers Notch Sunday, making the
entrance by way of the Stowe side by
automobile young men from New
York city are coming Monday to board
at the Hemlocks during their vacation
The NJ. W. a. meeting is called for FRI
day evening.-A special meeting of the
Grange is called for this evening to work
degrees.-lialph Bourn was i'm st. Adams
Wednesday.-George Tilotson is able Il
be out Oh the streets.-The senior high
school ball will be held at Hotel Melendy
Friday evening