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

received total of s5s2.7s. OF this $3.50
is from the town. the rest being earned
by the band and turned over TO the
treasurer The total expenses OF the band
for the year was Sb0276 leaving O. balance
on hand Of 3Ss.97.---A good many from
here left Sunday for a weeks deer
hunting. Two large parties went TO
Rochester, where they will camp for the
week. s. w. Jones. n. j. Griswoid, A. II.
Sanders. w. w. Smith, Frank Gilbert,
Ernest Ayers, A. J. Ives and william
Prediger are In one party and A. W.
Hendry. p. e. WEIGH, G. A. June. w. c.
Gipson and r, II. Osborne have gone 20
Camp Brandon in Rochester for the
week. A large number OF deer have been
seen on tho creek fats during the last
few weeks. az many as II being IN one
bunch.--Scett Phelps badly cut his left
hand a. the Newton g. Thompson Manu-
featuring Co.'S plant in F'orestdale Sat
urday morning. Phelps was working at
a re-saw machine and TN some manner
caught his fingers in the saw. He will
lose two or three nngers.--W. A. Vance
and Miss Mary Vance Of Cleveland.
Ohio. are at the home OF A. II. Gipson,
being called here by the death Of Mrs.
Cora Gipson.-Mrs. Anna Perry Of Gard
nsr. Mass, Is visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood.--The Monday
club met Monday evening at the home
Of Mrs. w. T. Weston MFR. and Mrs. LUX @
Conner are visiting a. the home OF Mrs
Corners mother Mrs. n. d. Briggs, on
Park street.-C. II. Robinson is moving
his hardware stock from the basement
Of the Hortonia Power company's build
ing to the vacant rooms IN the First
National bank building, formerly occupied
by Town Clerk s. W. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin have
closed their home on Pearl street and
went last Sunday to Albany. y. Y,
where they will spend the winter.
Miss Veda Spooner returned last Sun
day to Elmwood, Mass. after spend
ing several days hero with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. e. Spooner of Pearl
strcet.--Miss Clara Nichols who spent
the week END here with her sister, Mrs
Jerome Cole has returned TO Middle
bury.-Miss Helene Hack returned last
Sunday to Springfield, Mass. after
spending several days here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Hack Of
Grove etreet.--Mrs. Laura A. Button
has returned from Middletury. where
she spent two weeks at tho home of OF
son. Judge Charles I. Button. and has
8OHe " tHo bEdUOOn Inn 1OT the win
ter.--Mrs. Ella Manning who visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ
Hatch of Carver street last week. has
returned to her homo in Buffalo. n. Y.
The funeral of Mrs. Cora Gipson. who
died last Thursday night. was held la at
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock. The
Rev. W. Z. Weston officiated. The
bearers were Fred Page of Rutland
Frank ". Williams, Sherwin French.
Fred r.. Rogers, Arthur H. and w. G.
Gipson Of this town. Burial was I'm Pine
Hill cemetery. Among those from out
Of town who attended were Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Vance Miss Mary Vance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gipson of Cleveland
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Page Of Rut.
land. and Mrs. Anna Perry of Gardner.
Msss.-ChArles Phelps, who has been
visiting relatives in this section for
several days. returned Monday to Man
chester Conn. where he is Employed
Several deer were shot Monday by
Brandon hunters, Robert Wood shot 8
fine point buck ana Frank p. Cool,
brought in a fine buck-Judee Edgar
q. Cool has taken =. position as clerk
in the Direct Importing company's
store on Center street.-The Royal
Workers Of tire Methodist Church were
L
M. Carpenter, Wednesday afternoon al
2:So o'clock. The hostesses were Mrs.
Carpenter and Mrs. Frank r. Chandler
John Lynch and daughter. Miss Mil
dred Lynch. who have been visiting his
mother. Mrs. g. Lynch, for week
have returned to their home in Green
field. Aass.-Mrs. W. ". Carroll OF
Waterbury has been called here by the
illness Of nor daughter. Miss Inez Car.
roll-Miss Cara Shovan and Miss MAJ
Dikennan spent the weekend with the
latter's sister. Mrs. r. Rufus Hurl-
burt, at Grand View farm, Lake Bono
sesn.--Niss Grace Duclaw has taken .
position as clerk in Mrs. Eleanor La
rocks store during the holidays.
Roscoe c. Saunders Of Pearl street re-
ceived word Tuesday that his son,
Roscoe, was making very satisfactory
| recovery from an operation for ap-
pendicitis Last week IN a hospital in Hart
ford. Conn.-Dr. W. l.. Adams has re.
turned homo from visiting friends and
| relatives in the northeastern part OF the
State.
Marble Chapter, Order Of Eastern Star
held a bid whist party Tuesday evening
in the chapter rooms. The prize winners
| were: Ladies' first. Mrs. Paul Field. sec.
ond Mrs. Earl Spooner: mems first, r. T..
Kingsley, second II. Lampry.--The visit
Of Neshobe Grange to the Sudbury
Grange which was to have been this eve
| ming has been postponed.-Miss Edith
| Thomas hae returned from Boston. where
| she spent several days with her brother
Raymond Thonas.-Dr. T. II. Brown of
| Troy. n. y, will conduct series of
| evangelical services here in the Metho.
dist Church beginning the 18th of this
| month Preparatory cottage prayer meet
irgs are being held this week. Miss Laura
st. John, who had her hip fractured Las,
Tuesday night by a fall at the home OF
Judson Severy. was taken Wednesday
morning TO the Rutland hospital.-Miss
Matte Godfrey has returned to the Rut-
| land Business College after visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Godfrey
The Royal Workers of the Methodist
| Church held a well-attended meeting yes.
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs
G. NJ. Carpenter. The hostesses were Mrs.
Carpenter and Mrs Frank F.. Chandler
"Wednesday morning was the coldes,
here OF the season the thermometers
| registering two below 2ero.-Clayton
Knapp of New York city. former resi-
dent. il spending a few DAYS here with
relatives
FORESTDALE
Mr. and Mrs |. ". Horn and sou. Wei
land. spent Thanks giving and the week.
and n RosOiD Mass--I IIousa o,,,