Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-28

Bulkeley who has gone TO spend sou1W
time with her son, Or. Howard Bulkele
OF that city. The trip was made in IN
car OF her other son, Harry Blakeley.
Cambridge Attorney and Mrs c.
Adams and non, accompanied by m
Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger Of Ra1|
dolph had a delightful motor trip
New York state q section Of which wa
Mrs. Adams former home. Many of
friends were met on the trip.-Mrs sar
uel Baird is at the Fanny Allen hos
pital for treatment Mrs. Lunnell
Lowell is at the Baird home MFR
Laura Fowler is at the Lake View san
terium, Burlington. for treatment
Farmers are beginning this week I'D
culling of corn for their sios-Aiiss Bel
tina Joslyn. who recently resigned nd
position as librarian, Is to teach in m
third grade. the same work which eli
formerly had In the school.-Miss Norm
Greenwood has accepted the position
office assistant al the local hospital
The Ladies' Aid meets Thursday Wit
Mrs. Harry Lsne.-Mrs G. F. Mood
who has been i'll. is improving The Re,
Calvin Moody. y. D., who has been IN
guest OF his sister. Mrs. William Ca
penter. also of his brothers. G. F.. Mood
"'i' ~ u NioOuN' udS bttI 'pnfW1nu
acquaintances here and in formd
parishes. One Sunday he preached
Jeffersonville which was his first church
August II ne was at Barton and Sur
day In Bristol Conn. From there N
goes to his home in Kansas City when
he is pastor Of prominent church
| Verne Allen Fogs Of Topsfeld. Mass
has been appointed county agent 4
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one, as Mr. Foggs agricultural t-ainin|
has been practical supple ented by
fine course In the schools As boy HI
was under his father. who vas at tw|
different times connected with the stat 4
farm here and also spent much TIM
in charge Of tho large Shaker farm Il
Enfield, Mass, az we'll as a manager 4
a fine place in Massachusetts. MI
Fogg's vocations also have been sperI
In work that has been constantly fttin|
him for such position as he soon al
sumes, He was graduated from Amherd
College last June. He was recently
| guest at the home of his aunt, Mrs r. n
| Shipman.
! Hazel Howes and Vernon Crossed
were married at the Howes Hon,|
Tuesday Aug 10. The bride is III
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Nathan How'd
and the groom the son Of Mr.. and Mr}
g. V. Crossett. The groom was ATTENDED
by Harold Howes as beet man and TIL
! bride by Mary Wood maid of honot
/ The brides sister. Olive Howes wal
/ flower girl. and Ralph Howes rinI
bearer The wedding march wal
played by a friend from Peru y y
and the ceremony was performed by TIL
! Rev. George Fl. Locke. The house wal
prettily decorated IN sweet peas AMI
other flowers. the ceremony being per-
! formed under an arch of eversreens AMI
sweet peas
! An alarming svene rortunatelI
proved not serious TO the little Gid
when a large Ohio car passed oveI
Blanche the six year old daughter a
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cooley.The cal
was moving slowly down Bank hill
but in some way the girl seemed to 81
bewildered and between milk carts AMI
automobiles was hit and fell under TIL
car. She suffered from fright anil
! bruises but unless internal trouble d 4
velops there will not he any serioul
results. No blame seems to he att
tached 70 the driver Of the car Will
stopped and did all in his power Il
avert the accident-Raymond Presto|
! r.
liotts mills at North Duxbury slippe|
while coming out Of the mill Monda
morning and broke hi. wrist He wal
taken 10 DR.. Bidwells office where TIL
break was properly cared for. Til
family lives in the Kicker house Of
North Main street.-1ast week a part
, from Peacham and st. Johnsbur
motored TO Smuggler's Notch by way d
Morrisville and Stowe and returned
through Waterbury and Montpelier II
7 the party was the Hon w. D. Han
rinan. s. years Of age who called TIL
scenery in every way superior 70,
mountain sceuery.-Dillngha Grang|
had an enjoyable social time with Mis-
4 Palmer saturday evening. The ground
were decorated with Japanese lanterfI
while the punch howl was nearly hid
den by golden rod hydrangeas AMI
golden glow. Games we're PLAYED su|
refreshments served, Merton Johnso|
being in charge of this good tim(
Later in the evening all adjourned Il
: the house when sing was held.--Nj
md Mrs, G e. Abbott and party hav|
returned from Mallett : bay whore the|
have been in camp for two weeks 1
Bert Ayers has bought of Geors|
/ Barnes the C. W. Stearns farm at TIL
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packed houses Monday and Tuesday evd
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