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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-07

AAAANWAAS HSOAl
South Bend
SOUTH BEND chicago
picturesque
makes south grea
AREA: Cctty miles: s,itucO 72s
VALUATION: Real estate improvements personal
property sS6.1Iosso
CITY DEBT: Bonded debt
Sinking fund Observation-Disclosures. 51i13
Net deb, ..................... -,..7,s,7
CITY PROPERTY FIXED ASSETS sso4s4Oi
CLUBS: Chamber exclusive house and
equipment Indiana Club. Knife Club.
womans Club Progress Club Club Kiwans A
University Country
complete house golf Also
provide
DEATH RATE sss loco
BIRTH RATE: 1894 per 1000.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Eighteen grade public schools
sI,25oeOo. s46o.OOO School.
Twelve parochiaI schools schoOI
years t1sI5) (apprOxmaey)
public
ings one thou-
provided b. C. A nd
c. A. s justin of
the city St Mars Academy another large catholic ipatutoD
of
ditOn these the following special technical
Three business colleges schools Of music.
FACILITIES FOR NEW INDUSTRIES: An imp>.+ant induce
may not at require an individual
plant Co. Space
power company
low rental Rental includes water heat Waterman and elevator
Many excellent buildings procurabe
Write South Chamber of Commerce
FINANCIAL, INSTITUTIONS: companies
with total resources of 1226sO,3SSo2
LABOR: South Bend is what labor circles
the
nnsn own their homes - - 'Se .
Sn Fh h. so 6 s Bs
normal though rapid growth growth positive
d -" e' - g" ''D'''''' '''o
sS @ sass % census 1872 1891 :' ana 1919 $3.50
POWER now developing approximately
most of this being available for South Bend The obvious
nshed here are paets nducemeR no maH % oan
overlook.
to p, per h, ?. per year.
net.
PUBLIC SAFETY 1 FIRE
ho BY R oSH agu
Value y of suans' and contents at risk the
Average loss yeaf
POLICE DEPARTMENT: sHp-sx and police
OTHER INSTITUTIONS sixty-six churches
including all leading denominations; z NJ c A costing with
" w A costing SIS ooG co. Il, bs et n
0 0PS G home ''n' Two hospitals and county i"hy and an
o & Ta s Length d Of . alleys the
paved 1888 miles Complete boulevard being developed
STREET LIGHTS lights. 1924, including
$4,000 Many
ss STREET, n5sE RAILWAYS cnl''s' in city limits total length
.r9s1s ss Bss Gsa' 55s
Direct connection with New Chicago Francisco
intermediate
Automatic exchange six
changes Average calls day
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES Bend has eight
and three electric
lichigan southern New
Michigan Central divisions
SYSTEM Chicago, Indiana Southern.
indiana * Illinois eighth &
supplies through
Indianapolis entering the
central Two belt
are absorbed by the railroads The electric lines Chicago
south Bend Northern
Bend and the Southern Michigan These
tween this city Chicago and Indianapolis and
the shore Of Lake Tichigan.
FREIGHT RATES &C. points:
New York los rs ~ bo5 - .Sb5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
DISCOVERIES

10 separate egg yolk, break egg,
into small SIZED tunnel The whites
viii pas, through into dish below and
yolks viii be lri, in ,he funnel This
b, great time saver and separates
perfectly
A small potato II peeled ard put
into husbands tobacco Jar will keep
the mixiure moist and ready for the
smoking without interfering with the
flavor
10 make oIi rubber, look like new
whcn rubb,r get duh looking. shine
them Ike your shoes. and II not alone
helps to preserve them, but make
them look Ike new
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
To Properly Treat
Obstinate WrinkA

Particularly where wrinkles ~ Tong
and deep. tho massage devotec 10 apt 20
rub too hard and too frequently. This
tho opposite rssuit from that sought
Better than massage. or anything else
for tho most obstinate wrinkles as we'll
as the finest lines, 10 n remarkable for
mula which you may readily syaii your
self Of. a. You WIN have no difficulty
procuring the constituents from your drug
Kist. II Ia this! One ounce powdered saSo-
lite. dissolved In one-half pint witch hazel.
Batho face, neck and hands In this The
effect In rsnlly marvellous. not only as 10
cheeks and chin. The application IL cool
ing and soothing. tending to relieve IA =
tiKue. Both ihe witch hazel and the
saxollte are. OF course, entirely harmless
to tho akin. adv }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
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MENU HINT
Breakfast
Cereal NhCcd Banana, ard cream
Fried Potatoes and Bacon
Rolls Coffee,
Luncheon
Venetian Eggs m (hauNg Dish
Fruit Salad Oatmeal Muffin,
Butter Jelly
Dinner
Cream Of Spinach Soup Waicrs
Chicken en- Casserole
Escallopcd Swee, Potatoes
Tomato, Stuffed Olives and Celery
Gclaune Salad
Parker House Rolls
Coffee Prime Pudding
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
SENATOR SUTHERLAND
DOOMED FOR PRESIDENT 7


NEW YORK Ipfl - The organ.
paiion IN Newcastle, Pa. OF "lhe
Sutherland Alliance Tor the purpose
oi promoting the candidacy Of United
States Senator Howard Sutherland -
West Virginia, lor president Of the
United States on ihc republican tick
ei. was announced here today by Bert
i Kline. editor OF the Newcastle 1Itf-
aid. and one ol the organizer, oi the
alliance Senator Sutherland Ia, been
notified. he sad oi the organization
pl the alliance and has consented ~
the use oi hi, name q, pro,pcclnc
pre- dental candidate
senator Sutherland wa' born ncar
kifkNood. Mo. Stpitmbct \ lSIf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
Ttndn Agr,emcnt Signrd-

MADRID. April - Tie iuanrial
convention between spain and rrcdi
Britain winch had bccn under dis
cu,,ion iDr several wcct, wds signed
Monda, Under the dgfr,wrnt spain
will loan Great Britain I5WpWI
pcsctas at percent ~ return for
which Great Britain vii permit IN"
fee importation oi orange. and will
export ls00oO tons Of coal monthly 10
Nbatu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

and discussed the following program
Andrew Melville by Mrs. Ben
Davis: James W." by Mrs { !
Fishman, and The Union With Eng.
land" by Mrs l. Fleig After a dis
cu>slon OF current events, tea was
served by the hostess and the club
adjourned to NEE, again m two weeks
with Mrs. Ben DAVIS. 426 West Park
place. Mex, Monday the members will
sew at the Pfoyldcut association.
The Delta Delta Delta alumnac will
hold their next meeting with Mrs.
Charles " Gitiin lolb West seventh
street. May II.
The Ladies oi the MaccabeeS will
meet Wednesday a, the Westiall hall
at o'clock. when Laura Y. Puokett,
state commander, will he present to
make arrangements for the state CON
ven,ion TO be held May y.
Il v N
Wednesday evening the Knights
and Ladies Of Security and the Ladies
of the MaccabceS will give an in
formal dance at the Mes,iall hall.
\
Mrs I. e. Morrison will entertain
the W y club tomorrow at o'clock
luneheon> iR her new home az SIX
West Eighteenth street Mrs Nor
riAon will leave the last OF the week
accompanied by her sister, Mrs Fred
Z. Suits oi l+0l West Thir,y.second
street. for Sherman, Texas, where they
will make a few weeks visit Mrs
Charlie. X. Boardman of Kansas City
will be the guest Of Mrs Morrison
for several days prior to her hos,es
departure.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

That striving for mental and
spiritual growth" a, the constitution
Of the In Ayant club sets forth as
the obiec, OF its organization. means
practical Application, OF the principle
of helping the world. i, proved by the
president lhi, wear OF the club. Mr.,
Roger S. Coatc, oi ls1n West El.9.
cnlh street Mr., todte, IS not onl'
a llculcuau, IN the prc.cnt Ilberlj
loan campaign but she has served IN
that capacity IN every loan dave
since the beginning. and was also =
captain IN the war savings stamp
campaign The I'm Avant club, a
member oi the federation since its or
ganlzation several years ago, has
chosen each year for It's study por
tonS OF the Bible
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

and pepper repea, until dish i, full
cover with one hali cup OF corn
syrup and one.hali cop Of water
bake in moderate oven abou, one
hour
Chicken en- Casssfole,Cu, chick
cn and flour A. for irving pack IN
casserole, season Nilh 'al, and pep
per and gsnerou, lump oi butter
substitute allow one pint oi hot
water to a chicken cover closely and
cook in oven two hour, This will
no, require any attention al all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
RECIPES FOR A DAY
Fgq in Chatting Dish

venetian fgg IN lhailng DISH
Heat one can ul tomato soup To- boil
ing point, add one pound of grated
cheese, stew until melted BcA, ono
egg until light, add it 10 one cup OF
milk add cgg and milk 70 cheese and
tomato stirring rapidly Season
with onion juirc, salt and raprika
Serve on waiers or toast
Cream of Spinach Soup--Two quarts
OF spinach, six cups OF cold water.
bit OF bay leaf one teaspoon OF salt,
three tablespoons OF butter. two cups
milk two tablespoons chopped onion,
cayenne pepper. celery, salt, three tab
lespoons flour, ono half cup cream
Cook spinachp III water thirty
minutes. press through Seiye, scald
milk with onion and bay Leaf, add
butter and ilop cooked together,
strain, add seasoning and spln}gh; {;
cook five minutes and serve. garTf'Sh
with beaten cream.
Tomato Gelatins With Stuffed
olives and oelery-Three four,hs box
OF gela,ine, three quarters cup cold
water, one can tomato, one half
onion, one stalk OF celery, two table
spoons vinegar, bay leaf, two
olives, a few grains cayenne. one
small bottle OF stuffed olives, one
half cup of sliced celery. Soften
geletinc five minutes in cold water :;
cook together the other ingredients.
except vinegar, olives and onehalf
cup OF celery ten minutes add gelatlnc
and vinegar, stir until Dissolved, then
strain; when it begins TO set add
celery and olives (sliced thin and
pour into individual mold. Serve with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

BOSTON, April 22-Thc naval
transport Ncdc brought So officers
aad 2,lS enlisted men to this port
today. Included in the number were
100 members OF the Yankee division
attached to the l0Jrd field artillery
part OF the l2S,h field artillery and
Bakery Co. No. M4.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

Mrs Otin Lea Harrison with hr'
baby daughter. Lucy Love, OF Dallas
who has spent ten dav visiting her
parents. NJ and Mrs.. Hunter A Cray
croft. no West Fifteenth street, viii
return home this evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

Mrs \ l. Guthrie Of 1921 North
Harvey will entertain a few friends
At the Country club today with a
luncheon ard cards in the afternoon
Those entertained are Mrs Charles
II Rhode, Mrs ! Z. lui,weiler, Mrs
W II McClain. Mr., K A. Dunham
and Mrs { [ Connclior
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

WhOS W NJ AMI WhI hhONO
THE GALAXY OF OPERA STARS
WHO WILL FLOOD THE CITY
WITH MELODY NEXT MONTH.
Forest Lamont, leading tenor OF the
-hicago Opera Co, who appeared
here with Gali-Curci in Lucia two
years ago, will enact the role OF
"Turiddu" in "Cavalleria Rusticana.
which will be presented here Wednes.
lay evening, May 7, by the Scott,
Grand Opera Company. This com
pany is composed OF one hundred
members OF the Metropolitan Opera
Company. New York. Other mem
,crs Of this distinguished organization
ire Antonio Scott, Florence Easton
md Francis Maclennan, leading tenor
)f Covent Garden.
The handsome costumes and beau-
,iful scenery for the production Of the
double bill 'Oracolo" and "Caval'
lcria Rusticana" will be brought here
direct from the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York.
Seats at sl.l0 to $5sS are now or
sale at Fredericton kroh Music Co
Local patrons are urged TO secur'
seats now, while desirable reserya
tions are procurable. adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

! ,'ucc leaves, cover with mayonnaise
Escalloped Sweet Potato-Put a
lycr Of sliced sweet potatoes (raw
il baking dish, sprinkle with bits OF
butter, one tablespoon full OF brown
sugar. one tablespoon OF flour, salt,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15

lsH' or the 45 grandchildren born, 30
arc sun living and of the 35 great-grand-
chnureh all are living but one. Mrs.
br'stol mad been for many years a mem
per OF the Vergennes Congregational
Church' The funeral was held sun
DAY afternoon at two o'clock at her late
home.
special town meeting will be held
saturday, May "a, at 500 y. m. at the
school house AT the Corners to consider
the purchase of the Louisa Barnes prop
erty, the building to be used as town
naii'-Ihe Rev Ralph Stone of Norwood
Mass, has recently visited his parents
MT. ana Mrs. Henry Stone--Henry Allen
ana daughter. Mrs. Scott Cooley of Mile
tpint' called on friends here recently.
She Is to leave this week for Pttstown,
N. j., to join her husband, the Rev. Scott
cooley, who has taken pastorate at that
pace Tor the year.-Miss Pearl Warner
OF Waitham, Mass, has been called here
py the serious Illness of her grandmother,
MRS. Nelson Merrill-Mr. and Mrs.
wright Hoyt went Sunday to the home
OF MS rather. Silas Hoyt, of Cornwall
10 meet his brother, Mott Hoyt, who has
recently returned from overseas.-Sergt.-
MAJ. Howard L. Grandey has been spend
ing week with his uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs Ward Spaulding and other
frlends-Private Raymond Conln of the
trench mortar battery of the 9th New
| YORK division visited friends here last
week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15
ESSEX CENTER

The dance Friday night was well 6
tended and a pleasing program
dances was enjoyed by all.-Aliss Nal
Hazen spent the week end in Sou
Hero.-Prin. f. w. Bradley was que
Saturday evening OF the Vermont CHR
practors association at its third a
nual banquet at the New Sherwood
meeting of some of the members
the young peoples Bible class of 4
Federated Church at the parsonage Sd
urday evening the following class orga
ization was perfected President Mildr
Bixby; vice-president, Grace Bigelo
secretary, Flossie Austin; lookout col
mittee, chairman. Lillian BiXby, Ru
Mulvihill, Leonard Goodrich, Mau
Sharpley. Randolph Still; social comm
tee, chairman, Hugh Bixby, Margat
Brown, Robert Sharpley, Flosse Al
tin. Carlisle Bixby and Marion Mulvih
Miss Ruth Jocelyn of Middlebury C|
lege was Weekend guest of Nj
Marion A. Dean.-Mss Margaret Bro1
spent the weekend at her home he
Mrs. Harlow Thompson and lit
Katherine from st. Adams came Sund
afternoon to spend a few days with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Packet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15
MONKTON RIDGE

Mr. and Mrs. a. n. Green were given
a farewell party by their neighbors and
friends at their home Thursday evening.
An unusually large number were present.
Vocal and instrumental music, readings
and conversation furnished an enjoyable
evening. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Green were presented with
a sum of money as a token of the es-
TEEN and good will Of the community
They have been residents Of this town
for many years. and much regret is felt
at their departure. For the present they
will reside with Mr.. and Mrs. W. n.
Cove in Bristol.-Miss Zuletta Barnum
visited friends in Burlington the past
week.-Guy M. Collins, who has been
in service overseas for several months.
has been discharged and has returned
home. Mrs. Collins is with hm.-Miss
| Della Skif has gone to Mt. Philo Inn,
where she has a position for the sum-
/ mer.-Miss Evadne Meader passed Sun
day at her home here.-Leon Bushey son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bushey, has re-
| ceived his discharge from the army and
| arrived home this week.-Mrs.. Morton
Hill and children are visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Taft, In Starks-
! boro.-Mrs. Urana Barnum and Miss
Mae Stilson were visitors In Burlington
the 6th.-Mrs. Henry Cox and daughters
are visiting relatives in town-Mr. and
Mrs. Cox are to move soon to Lake
Placid. N. Y.-Several from here attend
ed the Friends Quarterly meeting in
North Ferrisburg Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15
HANCOCK

Mrs. George Story and little son, who
have been visiting the formers par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Rinaldo Whittier,
for "a week. returned to her home in
Orwell Monday. Her mother, brother
and Mrs Farley went in an auto to
carry her, returning the same day
Erving Lewis returned home from over
seas last Monday night.-Mrs Charles
Roberts returned from Randolph last
Saturday. where she has been over a
week, caring for her son. Melvin
Mrs. Charles Stoddard of South Roy
alton is with her mother for few
weeks, while her husband is at work
in the northern part of the State doing
cement work.-Mrs Glynn Hubbard and
little girl visited Mr. Hubbard's sis
ter. Mrs. l.. NJ. Church. the first of the
week.. NJ Church and II. r. Church
have dissolved partnership in the nov
city business. Henceforth it will be
run by L. NJ. Church.-Miss Carrie
Daley and nephew have gone to Wa
terbury for few days. Mrs. Dragon
is running Whittier's camp while Miss
DALEY is away
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15
WALTHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ward entertained
forty-f1ve of the N. s. club and farm
bureau members last "Wednesday even
ing. The county agricultural agent and
the home demonstration agent of Middle
bury were present and gave some helpful
instructions. Miss Fuller also gave a
demonstration on f1reless cookers. Re-
freshments were served by the committee
of the n. S. Club and a pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Evarts, Jr.. of Panton visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Evarts, Sr., Mon
day.--Mr. and Mrs II. c. Peck of New
Haven recently visited his cousin, Fl. ID.
Hallock-Mrs. c. s. Sherbino Of Bird
port Is passing a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs p. w. Otis.-S II.
Burroughs is attending the Grand Lodge
meeting held in Burlington this week.
George Evarts Is i'll. but is little more
comfortable at this writing.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Trudo
last Friday.--P w. Otis and c. w. Ward
went to Orwell last Thursday on fish.
ing trip. They returned with about 15(
pounds of fish.--Mr. and Mrs. d. II
Parker recently visited friends In
Middlebury
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15
NORTH FERRISBURG

The Kings Daughters will repeat the
play, Virginia Heroine" at Allen hall
Friday evening, by request.-The Ladies'
Aid met with Mrs. F. M. Hagadorn
Wednesday afternoon.-The Kings Her
aids will hold meeting Saturday after
noon at Allen hall at 2S0 O'Clock. Fred
r. Edwards of Burlington has sold Per-
lection milking machines to w. Il. Ball.
s. r. Noonon and G. e. Martin.-Miss
Emma Ball visited in New Haven last
Week.-Mrs. Grace Turner spent the
weekend at her home in Lincoln
Grover Gage, who has been in overseas
service has received his discharge and is
visiting his aunt. Mrs F. N. Sears
Three hundred epople attended the well
come home sociable given the soldier
boys at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Thursday evening. Sixteen of the boys
were seated at a table. tree was
planted during the afternoon in memory
OF Robert Sears and Asa Burnham in the
Greenbush school yard Appropriate ex-
ercises were given by the children of
that school.-H. b. Chase is adding 80
feet to his garage, putting on supply
room and garage for automobile repairs.
Carroll H. Kingsland just returned from
France. has gone into partnership with
him.-Roy Higbee of the 26th Division
has returned to his old position in Bur-
lington-Miss Eva Hunt of Burlington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brusso of Middlebury and
A. d. Pease and family Of Burlington
| spent the weekend at Mr., Smith's.-Dr.
Kenneth Tracy of Kennebunkport, Me-,
ID visiting at S. f. Noonons-A reception
was held at f. N. Sears Monday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Danyon.-Mrs.
James Cannon and family of Richmond
are spending a few weeks with Mrs. c.
w. Henry.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15
HTNESBURG

The funeral of Andrew Bissonette wd
held at the Catholic Church in Chariot
Saturday at 1890 a. m. He was borI
in Hinesburg in 1897. always living he1
until going to Thompsonville. Conn, latd
going to Enfield, where he was employd
at the time of his death. He was a youn
man of few words, kind friend, alwaI
willing to lend a helping hand to anyonI
and will be long remembered by all VIII
knew him.
The Shelburne base ball team wd
from Hnesburg in the game here Satu|
day-The box social given by the CAM
Fire girls Saturday was n social an
financial success.-Several couples fro|
here attended the dance at Shelburl
Falls, F'riday-Eli +. Goodrich DID
Friday afternoon of valvular disease
the heart. He had been in poor heall
for several months but was able TO 4
up every day till the day of his dealt
He was a prosperous farmer and Id
lived nearly all of his life in town. II
was a highly respected citizen and wd
liked by everyone. He is survived by n
wife and four children, Leonard. Mar
Charles and Frederick of this town. TT
funeral was held at the Catholic Chur}
in East Charlotte Monday morning
George Gould died at his home he
ness. He is survived by his wife and 4
children. The funeral was held Tuesda
afternoon at two o'clock at the house
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15
WESTFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Nelson and little
daughter, Mary, have been spending a
few days in Barnet with the parents OF
Mr.. Nelson.-Miss Mildred Bixby of Essex
ia the guest of her sister, Mrs. James
Moran.-Rossie Grow and Ralph wiley
report a good catch of fish on their re-
cant fishing trip>-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Witherwax, their daughters Mrs. Rogers,
and Miss Laura, and their son, Earl, went
to Plattsburgh, n. Y, Friday, whore they
will make their future home.-Mrs. r. G..
Flasg and children, Allen and Alice. OF
Middlebury were recent guests OF Mrs
Rices father, G. A Rice.-About $40 was
realized from the play, Safety First,
given last Friday evening.-Carl Paige OF
st. Adams spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Paige.-A'
the Community Church Sunday Mrs
George Grow was appointed delegate to
the State Congregational conference at
Essex Junction May 20-22 and Mrs. Flor
ence Calkins and Mrs Hiland Stone dele
gates to the county Sunday school meet
ing in Burlington Tuesday.-A beautiful
Individual communion set was presented
the church by the Huntley and Wilcox
families Sunday.-Miss Vynne Wilcox
who is teaching in Georgia. spent Sum-
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Wilcox-Miss Catella Of Essex is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harmon Macia.-Leo
LaFrance OF Underhill. who returned re-
Gently from overseas service. was the
guest of Harmon Macia Saturday and
Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15
ADDISON

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hilton of Boston.
who have been the guests Of Mrs. Hlton's
father. left Saturday for New London,
Conn.,. where they have position on a
fruit farm-Mrs. c. II. Marshall and Mrs,
g. L. jackson entertained the Ladies'
Aid society at the church parlor Wednes-
day afternoon.-Anna Waldron is spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Stanton Cross.
-Hulda Clark is In Bristol for a few
days with het sister. Mrs Louisa King
man. who ID ill.-The reception and
social at the church Tuesday evening for
the soldier boys was a great success,
about 200 being present. Rev Mr.. Gould
Of Bristol gave the address of welcome
to the boys and Capt. r. w. McCuen
gave an account of his trip across and
his work while in Germany L. M. Gage
and daughter. Mrs. Baldwin. furnished
music and Rev. Mr. Gould gave vocal
selection. A supper was served in the
vestry of the church.-Mrs. p. b. Norton
will entertain the d. A. r.. this week.
Mrs. C. w. Andrews Is very ill.-Mr. and
Mrs. b. r. Bristol and family Of Burling.
ton were at A. II. Clark's Saturday night
Tho old folks dance was attended by q
big crowd Of both old and young. Nor
gAu's orchestra furnished music.