Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-22

anu tnelr son-1n-laW, ana little daugnLer,
Lillian. of Cleveland, Ohio, came Friday
to visit their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Polly
Gale Cline, at the home of her mother.
Mrs. Elvira Gale. on West Branch.-Miss
Jones Of Lowell. Mass. came, Saturday for
her annual visit at the home of Miss
Clara A. Bsrrows.-Thc Triangle Com
munity club met with Mrs. Huldah Pratt
Friday afternoon and made a quilt. This
was the seventh meeting of the club.--Mrs.
+. !. Holden and daughter. Edith. re-
turned Friday from a visit Of three weeks
with relatives in Landgrovc.-Mr. and Mrs.
George r. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. F. e.
Smith made a business trip to st. Adams
Saturday making the trip in the Adams
car.-The Moscow Get-Togother club
served ice cream and cake at the school,
house Friday evening, realizing s19.65.-
Douglass f.. Hunter of the Leader
Evaporator company was a weekend
visitor In Stowe.-A. T. Bigelow of Hart
ford. Conn. and Middlesex called on friends
in Stowe Triday.-Mr. and Mrs. r. s.
Cobb and daughters of Jefferson vile called
on friends in stowe Thursday on their
way homo from Ryegate and McIndocs
Fa1ls.-Miss Annie L.. Bigelow returned
Saturday from Salem. Mass. where she
has passed four weeks with her sister.
Miss Mary !. Eigelow, at the home Of
their uncle. Walter X. Bigclow.-Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Wheeler. who have visited
relatives in Stowe. returned Saturday to
Bristol, Conn.-B. r. backyard and Alfred
Lawrence have returned from Bristol,
Conn, where they went for employment.
Miss Ruby Bull was in Waterbury Satur-
day.
The farm of w. A. Smith on West
Branch has been sold to Mrs. Ralph
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and Miss r. rlotta Taher of Now yorL who
are visiting in Stowe. Games and light re-.
freshments added to ths Measure Of the
evening.-Mr and Mrs. Stafford NJ.
Boardman have returned to their home
in Keene, n, H. after visiting relatives
In Stowe.-AmonS the visitors here are
Mrs. w. w. Luce and children. Marshall
and little Rose Mary. and Frank and
lCorneIia Harrington of Miami. Fla, at
the home Of Mrs. Luce's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. f. Jen~ney.-George Hale and
friend, Miss Maurice of Delaware, n. J..
~ho have visited Mr.. Hale's father. Wal
ter l.. Hale at Waterbury Center came
Tuesday TO visit stowe. where Mr.. Hale
formerly resided.-A Ford car owned and
driven by f. f. Russell and a Chevrolet
driven by A. w. Christisnson were con-
siderahly damaged when they collided at
the covered bridge at the lower village
Saturday. No one was Observation-Disclosures
Gates of Chattanooga, Tenn, is a visitor
here and at his farm in Morrisville.-
Ralph Harlow and Dewey Sallie returned
Monday from Bellows Falls, where Mr..
Harlow purchased a notorcyrle.-M. +.
Ashley, who has been employed at the
violin factory. had his right wrist broken
Saturday evening while cranking a car
IN 81. Johnsbury. Mr.. Ashley was on his
return to New York.
The Rev. c. F.. of North Troy
preached an interesting sermon at the
Community Church service Sunday morn.
ing. taking for his topic. The Big Busi.
ness which he said was the making OF
good men and women of the boys and
girls. Miss Marjorie Watts acted as
organist. and H. w. Burnham sing a solo.
There was a large attendance at the serv-
ice and also the Sunday school session.
Mr.. Haywood conducted the mems class
and spoke to the school giving some &C.
count of his work with the children at
North Troy.-The Rev. Robert Dewey of
Waterbury conducted a Catholic service
here Sunday m~ornins.-The Moscow Get
Together club met with Mrs. Emma
Barrows Wednesday afternoon.-There are
a large number of guests at the Lake
Mansfield Trout club house. There were
fast. DR.. and Mrs. P. F.. McSweeney, pr.
and Mrs. II. G. Tinkham. DR.. and Mrs,
Johnson Of Burlington were among the
weekend guests-Mrs. Louisa Loomis died
Sunday at her home at the lower village
after an illness of six weeks with heart
trouble. She was "A years of age. and a