Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-10

their brother, Alderman Henry Morris,
and their sister, Mrs. w. A. Scott.-Pri-
vate Earl Pullman of Kelley Field, Texas,
is passing a 30 days furlough at his
homo.
Deaconess Louisa. of Burlington, ed
ucational secretary of the Woman's
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions, ad-
dressed a meeting of the women or st,
Pauls parish and the altar guild in the
chapel on Friday afternoon. She told
how the church at Vergennes had al
ways been looked up to through out
the diocese as model in all matters
of churchmanship, and that she was
glad to find that the women of the
parish were doing their part towards
carrying on that tradition. She an
swered several questions that were
asked by members of the altar guild
on matters relating to the altar and it's
appointments, and also gave very in
spring address on missionary work.
The same afternoon at business meet
! ing, presided over by Mrs. l. b. Pow
ers, it was voted to send gift of mon
ey from the Guild towards the expenses
of the annual auxiliary convention, to
be held in Middlebury in May and also
to hold food sale next saturday af-
ternoon in the parish house.-The ves-
try of st. Pauls Church have elected
officers as follows: senior deacon pro-
tenn. Charles w. Wilson; Junior deacon,
Timothy Neville; collector, c. w. Will
son; auditing committee, r. w. Nc
Cuen, C. A. Chapman and G. w. Ross
Mrs. Martha Bailey has returned
from Bennington, where she was called
by the death of n relative.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Tennian of Brandon is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King.
MIR. and Mrs F. H. Andrus are pass
ing several weeks at their farm in
East Dorset.-Mrs Guy Haines and two
children, who are with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gee, will move to the
bee Hive" as soon as their household
goods arrive from Bennington.-Mrs.
Estelle T.. 1ngham has purchased from
Charles l.. Nichols of the State Indus
trial school the Mildred Taber interest
in the moving picture theatre. Miss
Taber having recently sold her interest
to Mr.. Nichols. The business will be
conducted by Mrs. 1ngham as sole own
err, the same as before the change
Mr. and Mrs. !. o. Walker will
remain one more week at the Stevens
home, before returning to their home
in Ferrisburg. and Mrs. Y. f..
Kenyon have received word that
their son, Murray, who has been in
service in France for year, has ar
rived in New York.--Mr. and Mrs. Cy-
rus Brown, who have been living in the
r. w. McCuen block on Greene street,
have broken up house keeping and
have gone to live with Mrs. Browns
mother, Mrs. Oliver Dupus who is in
poor health.-Pvt. Walker Scott of the
@. NJ c., U. S. A. at West Point, is
passing a five days furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Scott.
Seth Warner Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, were entertained
Monday afternoon by Mrs. T.. G. Norton
and Mrs. A. w. Norton at the home of
the former. The program carried out was
as follows Vermont and Governor Chit
tenden," Mrs. f. n. Graves; poem. spirit
of Its Past" Dorr, Mrs II. G. Herrck
humorous reading, Mrs A. w. Norton
Miss Eva Meigs. who recently resigned
her position as secretary has agreed to
| act in that position until June Refresh
ments were served after the meeting adj
| journed to meet in two weeks with Mrs
w. b. Dalrymple The Vergennes Metho
! dist Episcopal Church fiscal year ended
| April / with all benevolences and confer.
ence claims met. The total was nearly
800 more than last year. and the church
| in good financial condition.-Mrs
| Joseph II. Scranton attended the Alma
Gluck concert in Burlington Monday
evening Grace Lane is taking
nurses training course at the Mary Flet
cher hospital.-Mss Martha Thorn visited
in Burlington Tuesday.-Thc condition
of Dolard Richards does not improve anc
he is daily growing weaker.-Matthev
Daniels has moved to the Josin hous,
| pp CT I'm hoe
turned to his home in Ferrisburg aftel
two years with the L. $. army in France
He was discharged from the service OF
account of wounds received at the battl,
of Chateau Therry July Is and was in
base hospital for five months.-Willard II
Adams, Jr., is moving his family to tn,
rooms in the w. ID. Woodman tenemen
on Maple street lately vacated b,
Matthew Danicls.-Mrs. Charles H. Col,
went Monday to Camp Devens to visi
her husband, Capt. Cole, who recent.
returned from oversee service with tn,
U. S. army in France.-Charles Rusco
Is moving his family to the rooms owe
the store of /. Cohen in the r. w. Nc
Cuen's block on Greene street.
AT a meeting of the city council Tues
day evening the contract for the sewer
from the milk plant of the Sheffield
Farms Incorporated company was award
ed to Arthur p. Sorrell, his bid bein,
the lowest. ss,Hl02. 1t was voted tina
the city taxes and water rents Shout,
be paid direct to the city treasurer ant
that all city taxes should be paid oil
or before September 15.-Peter Smith,
well known farmer of Panton died sud
denly Monday evening. He had just en-
tered the house from the barn where h