Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-27


Enosburg; executive committee, u. A.
Sturtevant Of East Fairfield Albert Per.
ley of Enosburg.-Dr. and Mrs. a. c.
McBride are In st. Fegis Fails, n. Y,
whore they were called by the serious
illness with typhoid fever of the Doctors
aunt, Mrs. r. r. McLane.--.I. II. Monta-
que OF Bale. sfield and his guest. Bert
Mitchell OF st. Adams. were in town.
Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. l.. a. willard
and three children were guests In Frank
lln Sunday. at the home Of Mr.. Wizards
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Willard
Frank Reed has received his discharge
IRON the service and Is at his no ne H. re.
lie has been In camp at Hampton, Va
c. ii. Scott of East Franklin was In
town, Monday.-Farm are getting the
recept.cles for sugar products no nc on
what looks like the last run of shedding.
Barrels and cans for syrup and pals for
sugar have been much in evidence during
the last few days.-Mrs John Gibson Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron G.
Kendall and Misg Mac Lynch in Boston
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held
another of their parties. for which they
are becoming famous. Friday evening.
February a. Cards. dancing and re-
fres ments made full evening Of en-
joyment.--Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Jennison
of Sheldon were In town Friday.-Daniel
Chapman has moved with most of his
family to johnson. where he has pur-
chased a farm. The daughter, Miss
Matte. who is the station agent at North
Encsburg and a younger sister remain
In the hone near the station.-H F.
Kimball recently returned from a two
weeks business trip in New York State.
Miss Janet Tyler went to Burling on
Friday to visit her sister, Miss Hildreth
who is student in the university
Among those fro here to attend the
kake walk In Burlington. Friday, were:
clyde Burleson, Gardner Mtars, Donald
Kimball, Kenneth Spooner, Wilbur Judd,
the Misses Marion aad Elizabeth Kim
ball. Mrs. E. F. Greenwood and her guest
and nephew, Lieut.. Walter Z. Cleveland,
r. NJ. A.. of Coventry.-air and Mrs.
Ralph Buck and son. Lloyd. of Richford,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Hadd
Sunday.-Mrs. Fred Pennel of Palisades
y. j.. has been passing a week in the
home of her cousin, Mrs w r. Duke
shire. on Church street.--Mr. and Mrs
Fl. H. Budd who have been visiting their
son. II. Fl. Budd. Jr. In Springfield
Mass. have returned, accompanied by
Mrs. Budd. Jr.. and son. II. II. Budd,
third.-Miss Madge Cushman, who had
been at Maple rark sanitarum several
days for treatment. was successfully
operated on Saturday for appendicitis
Edward Clayton and Eva Blair, both
of this town. we're married at the rectory
chapel by the Rev. L. c. Denny Satur-
day evening.-A letter recently received
from Arthur Budd, connected with the
goth motor repair unit, A. F.. F., tells
of his advancement to rank of sergeant.
j. c. Pomeroy is receiving congratula-
tions on his advancement in the plant
Of the Federal Packing company here
to the position of chief che:nist-Gordon
Reynolds of Franklin was operated on
at Maple Park sanitarum Friday eve
ming for appendicitis His condition Is
favorable.-Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Miller and
daughter, Aldine, of st. Adams passed
Sunday with Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr..
and Mrs II. H. Budd. on Miss.squoi
street.-Kenneth Wright of Sh,ldo was
In town ANNIVERSARIES Attorney and
Mrs. w. r. McFeeters Of st. Adams
celebrated the birthday Of their daughter,
Marjorie. Sunday by motor trip here
and dinner with Mr.. McFeeter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Nc
Feeters. on Orchard street.-The Misses
Ruth and Florence Barkyoumb of Fair
fax are visiting their sister Mrs Walter
Laf1ey on Orchard street.-Miss Ruth
Draper. who has been In training in Bos-
ton few months, has entered the serv-
Ice as nurse and is at Camp Meade,
Baltimore. Md.,-Miss sybil Noble Is
on visit among friends in some New
Hampshire cities and Boston and will be
away about two, weeks.-Mr. and Mrs
A. J. Smith passed Sunday with their
son, Avery Smith, in St. Albanc.-Lewis
Lambert of st. Adams. who with Mrs
Lambert is staying In the family of A.
]. Libby at East Enosburg. was a bust
ness visitor in town MONDAY.
HILL WEST
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Laplante were re-
cent guests Of Mrs. Laplantes parents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Jewett-Mr. and Mrs
George Harte and children were business
visitors In Richford, TuesHy.-Mrs
Emily Jewett. who has been making an
extended visit In Ephratah. N. Y, re-
turned home. Tuesday.-William McGrai
was in Richford. Tuesday.-The Rev. J.
W. Turpel. who has been conducting re.
'ival meetings in Ephratah. N. Y. has
eturned.-Miss Della Buskey has return.
I'd to George Pudvahs, as house keeper
fter an absence of some weeks. Hell
lealth is much improved.-Mrs. George
Wheeler is employed at Elmer Longe's
Ben Rushford and son, Roland of ST
Adams, passed Sunday at Charles Rush.
ford's. William Rushford of Burlington
is making more extended visit
MONTGOMERY.
The topic Sunday morning at the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
Heaven; evening topic. Confession. -
Mrs. Jessie Bombard and son, Roger