Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

ssme.--AIr. and Mrs Newell Demar OF
Morrisvillc moved Tuesday into the
Chaffee house at the lower village which
they recently purchased.-Bert Merrill
moved his family Tuesday from tene-
nent in Miss Tomlinsons house on Maple
street into A. Il. Straws tenement. 49,
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. Edwin
Panno November 26. The public schools
reopened Monday after the Thanksgiving
recess. Prn. r. c. Mayo passed Thanks
giving in Lyme. n. H.. Miss Jessie South
ard at her home in Fairfax. Miss Kecfc
In Waterbury and Mise Derby in John
son.-Mr. and Mrs Vernon Chamberlain
and Clifford Chamberlain of Morrisviic
visited their father. Ira Chamberlain AZ
the state hospital In Waterbury Sunday
Mrs. ID. j. Adams, who is in Water
bury recovering from the effects of her
recent shock. Is able TO talk and walk
Officers were elected at the annual meet
Ing OF Mansfield Mountain Grange Satur-
day evening as follows: Master, Howard
s. Mathews. overseer. Lewis Latuch
Ascturer. Albert r. Straw: steward. Her.
man A. Parsons; assistant steward
George White: chaplain. Mrs. Emma
L@tuch. treasurer. Herbert G.. Fuller;
aecretsry. Miss Myra Campbell: gate
hFepot 'hca II. ADAMS. tereS, MITE, fsNH
Mathews: Pomona. Mrs. j. NJ. Ruter:
T'1ora. Mrs. Nina Nutting: lady assistant
steward, Miss Alice Nutting: delegate to
State Grange meeting, Mrs, Della Tom
Observation-Disclosures from the United
Church TO the interchurch county con-
6erence, to he held al Morrsville Thurs
day and Friday, are F. NJ. Small. Mrs.
Annie L. Harris. Miss Laura Thomas.
"A. X. Straw and the Rev. NJ. r.. Bacon.
alternates, n. s. Mathews and Mrs. Eva
Mathew s.-C.hairrnen Of committees to ar
range for the Christmas festival by the
united Sunday school are as follows:
Musical. Mrs. A. y. Lynch: literary, Miss
Susan A. Bigelow program. Miss Clara
"A. Barrows: executive, a. Il. Straw
Miss Grace Bigelow returned Sunday TO
springfield. Mass, after passing the
Thank sgivine recess at her home with
her parents at The Lodges. other
Thanksgiving visitors. who have return
ed to their school work. are Miss Helen
Morgan. who teaches in Washington and
Miss Dorothy Harris in Springfield
Marshall Johnson has returned to Spring
field. Mass, after passing Thanksgiving
III F.. Il. Gale s.Harold Sanboru return
ed Saturday to Boston after visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Sanborn. -
Miss Kate Seaver. who has passed several
months with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur SEWER. has returned to her en-
plorment in Boston.-Miss Flora Curtis
of Waterbury, passed part of last week
with friends in Stowe-Mlss Nan Wombell
ri Morrisvile was in town Monday in
The interest of the Union Savinge Bank
&C Trust COZ. s. Dow of St. .Iohnsbury
was in town on business Monday
The annual meeting and election of Of
suers of the n. II. Smith womens Re
lief Corps, will be held al the Akeley
Memorial building Saturday afternoon.
Every member is urged TO be present
The annual meeting Of II. H. Smith Post.
q A. F.. will also be held Saturday after
roon.Major Harry o. Smith. Z. g. NJ g..
stationed at the Charlcstown navy yard
snd Mrs Smith and two children returned
In Boston Monday after passing Thanks
Eiving with Major Smiths relatives in
stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Mcmahon and
daughter Miss Ruth Mcmahon. who have
passed a month with Mr.. McMahon's
brother. Henry NJ. Mcmahon, and family
nnd other friends IN Minneapolis and who
recently came to Chicago. left Chicago
Tuesday for Miami. Fla where they ex-
poet TO pass the winter.-Thermometers
here registered below zero Wednesday
morning for the first time this winter
Mrs. Betsey Gale Slayton who passed
her S5th birthday last week. is making a
handsome piece Of lace edging, netting
the foundation and darning an elaborate
design, thus making border OF unusual
beauty and cEsracter.-.\. r. Straw
master, Cassius T. Scribner. Mrs i. NJ
Ruiter and Miss Martha Curry attended
the annual meeting OF Harmony Pomona
Grange at Morrisvile Wednesday,