Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13

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were in Burlington Monday to attend
funeral of Mrs. Whites brother. id
Taylor.
MILTON
Weather permitting the Clark Memo
band will render its first band cont
of the season in the park this w
Thursday evening. The program is
follows: American Triumph. march; Fl
vest Home. waltz: Standard Bea
march; Twilight Hour. serenade y J,
Cop. march, Smilax and Roses. wa
Tunderholt marcn; Salute the f
march The Clark Memorial band is &C
posed of 20 musicians and new memt
! have been admitted this season and "
the support of the townspeople will
a benefit to the town.-The Mission
society of the Congregational Church
| pect to send barrel of second-ht
clothing to Pleasant Hill. Tenn.
soon. Anyone having articles to
| tribute please leave them with Mrs. c. .
| Jackson before June 1T. j. Pugsleyv
| Philadelphia, who has been install |
| new machinery at the Co-opera
creamery left here the first of the W |
| for Minot, Me, where he will do sim
work.-Milton was represented at the
w. G. A. conference at Burlington by
| following delegates from the tniI
Church. the Misses Hannah Talbee, ri
| Holcombe. Ardelle Grow. Glenna |
| Thelma Phelps. Delma Maney |
Helen Everest.-The junior high SCH
has made an engagement for a course
entertainments given by the Coit-AlI
| I,yCeum Bureau Of Boston.
| Miss Lucy Cresey of Rochester wad
recent guest at the home of Mr.. and N
| s. L. Shoyer.-Miss Helen Robinson
Alburg was in town Sunday.-Miss Al
Morse. who recently returned from schI
work near Boston, has a position in
Albans.-The baseball game played HI
Saturday on the Bean lot resulted: Fd
fax I. Milton 2.-Nicholas Rouse has p|
, chased the house owned by Mrs. D9
Ladue. Mrs Ladue and children
reside in Burlington.-Mrs. c. A. Prd
Mrs. John Drew and daughter, Miss Al
laide, of Burlington were guests Sund
of Mr.. and Mrs Rufus j. Robinson
Mrs. A. r. Ashley of Essex Junct
| passed several days here during the WEI
end.-Mr. and Mrs. James Cough
children went to Burlington the last
last week where they will reside.-W|
ner's auto service is now delivering
| l.. S. mail from trains to the postofl
c. F.. Skeels having given up the wv
| which he has done for many years.
| the regular communication of SEN
Lodge. No 40, F. and A. NJ, Tuesd
evening, May 3, the following offic
were installed by Past Master Char
A. Robinson W. NJ. Sanford II. Thor
son; S. w, Homer l.. Powell; J.
Ray j. Brigham; treasurer, Orson
Hervey; secretary, Leon D. Latha
S n, Ethan Baxter; j. d. Henry
Beeman; s. S. Myron Cloe; ]. s.. Char
Powell; chaplain. A. \. Heddine; m
shall. Alexander McNally: tyler, Napol'
! Mackey. After the installation the NJ.
degree was conferred on a class of can
dates. Refreshments We're served anC
social hour was enjoyed.-The N
dance given last Friday evening by
young people was largely attended.--T
bert Parker Of Oneonta, \. Y. return
to town Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. F
Ballard returned home Saturday nj
from passing their honeymoon In n
York city and other points.-Large cate
of pike are brought to the village fir
| w
Mrs. H. II. Beeman have opened II
cottage at West Milton and will occ,
it during the month.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Ballard "
returned Saturday from their wedd
journey to New York and Connectio
were pleasantly surprised Tuesday e
ming by 80 friends going to their no
for the evening. Mr.. and Mrs Ball
were presented with a silver bread TT
Delicious refreshments of ice cream
cake were served and the party enio
a social time until mdnight.-N
Frances Cornia is passing two weeks
Barre-E. II. Loveland. county age
will he at the Cooperative Cream
from 7:30 to 100 a, m, Thursday, y
20-Miss Mary X. Hall, Miss Ellen
Wagner. Miss Gertrude Mcdonald, n
Iuill Miss Daley of the graded sch
faculty and Miss Mildred Ashley
Mrs. Homer l.. Powell motored TO 81
don Tuesday afternoon, where they
, supper at the Portland House. Miss \
lev drove the car.-Sunday services at
United Church are as follows: Morn
worship with sermon by the pastor
1o45 O'Clock. Subject, Religion In EV
Room In the House" Sunday school
100 m, led by C. l.. Parker superint
dent. Christian Endeavor meeting
$50 p. m, subject. Religion Pa,
Evening praise and preaching at
subject THE Spirit Lost The Ct
; will help in the singing.-Mrs. John Z
and son, Carroll, of Medford Mass,
passing few days with Mrs. Amos T
The three year old son of Mr.. and \
, Don Lucia was taken to the Burlns
hospital Monday for an operation for
endicitis.-Frank Cormia and Jean
Jerome have the mumps.