Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-27
JEFFERSONVILLE

John Emerson returned from Albany
Thursday and is to be employed by A. w.
Edwards during sugaring.-Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Howe are the parents of daugh-
tiers born Tuesday, March 18.-Herman
Banks has purchased Samuel Bassett's
residence at the functional. c. Griswold
was at Fairfax Thursday carrying Mrs.
Blaisdell and son to their new home
Miss Helen Hyde was at home for week
end from her studies at the University
Of Vermont.-B. E. Reynolds returned
from Utica, n. Y. Thursday.-Mrs. H. A.
Hawley and daughter were In Burlington
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Emil Shanks,
Mrs. Samuel Walker and brother. Ernest
Reynolds, who has just returned from
France, spent Thursday in town. Mr..
Reynolds was gassed and is to return to a
hospital for further treatment.-Word
has been received of the marriage OF Mrs.
Ethel w. Norton to Charles E. Paff, an
architect of New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Thomas OF Ran
doph were at E. A. Woods over the week.
end.-Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Boyden of Cam
bridge were guests here on Sunday.-Mrs.
Bryant. the aged mother Of Mrs. Alfred
Buker, is very feeble.-Miss Helen Hyde
was with her parents here, Sunday.-Mr.
were with Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Brown Sum
day.-Mrs. Myron Leach has been enter
tanning her brother.-Schools are closed
for a week on account of scarlet fever
The large smoke stack on the Morse
dressing mill fell Frday.-Mrs. H. A.
Hawley and daughter and Mrs. c. H.
Tucker were in Burlington Saturday,
Howard Keith came home from his VIC <
at Waterbury Saturday.-Herman Banks
has purchased the Samuel Bassett place,
possession to be given May /.
Representatives of the Boston Post are
in town this week taking pictures In
sugar orchards and gathering material
for theme on the sugar Industry
There Is an epidemic of measles in town.
Miss Marion Montgomery spent SUM-
day at her home in Fairfleld.-The follow
Ing Grange program is arranged for the
meeting of April 8: Song, grange; reci-
tation. Raymond Hawley; song. Grange
choir; discussion of current events. led
by Professor Venable: solo. Mendelsohn's
Spring Song, Greta Morse; Care and
Feeding of Young Chickens" \. F. Rous-
soau; Methods of Manufacturing and
Marketing Maple Products" Ethan Will
cox; surprise feature: roll call, to be
responded to by short anscdotes.-The
farmers are securing large quantities of
sap this Week.-Mrs. Chloe Powell, who
has been with her people few days, has
returned to Montpelier for position In
the second grade in the high school,
Miss Dorothy Smith Is to come Friday
fpr 10 days vacation from her school
Work at Montpelier Semnary.--The
monthly cemetery meeting Of the JEFF
fersonvile Cemetery association will be
MpS u \
The large stock of logs at Griswold' s
mill belonging to b. f. Reynolds Is to
be sawed out soon. The mill Is expected
to start about the first of April.-Silas
Griswold of johnson, is in town raising
the large smoke stack of l.. S. Morse s
dressing mll.-The local Red Cross sup
ply committee has quantity OF yarn
which requires knitters.-Mrs. Richard
Thompson and children, OF Worthwhile.
are with relatives here this week.-Mrs..
Ralph Thomas and a friend from Bur-
lington were with relatives last Satur-
day.-A drive Is on this week for old
clothing for the relief of the destitute
countries. Anyone having such can leave
1t with the local Red Cross president.
Berry, Powell returned to her school
work at Barton Monday.-Frank Mum
son, of Burlington was at A. d. Riggs
Sunday,-Hannibal Mines, OF Barre. is in
town.-Mrs. j. II. Parker, OF Morrsville.
lecturer of Harmony Pomona Grange,
visited the local order Tuesday evening
and inspected the work Of the ladies'
degree team in comforting the third and
fourth degrees on a class OF six candi-
dates.-Mss Iva Potter, OF Cambridge
has feen at her fathers this week re-
covering from injuries received Satur-
day evening by being thrown from a
horse.-Mrs. Phoebe Church, who has
been living at Hyde Park. Is with c. j.
Thomas. her brother, for an indefinite
time-The Misses Hyde, OF the uniVer-
sty Of Vermont. are with their parents
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. DeAlton Jarvis OF Burling'
ton We're weekend guests or her
parents.-Mrs, Phoebe Church Is stop
ping for an indefinite time with her
brother. T.. ]. Thomas.-Mrs. Allan Souie
returned to her home at Fairfield Monday
after en- over-Sunday visit Win her BIS
ter. Mrs r. l.. Start.-Mr, and MIS- ". a
Thomas of Randolph have been WISHING