Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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der Tho closing CO, e.nonles wcic CON
Quoted by Libauus Chapter. No. A. &C
Bristol, Mrs. Anna Quinlan w, NJ, Wat
son T.. Morgan. W. l.. a pleasing fca-
ture of the meeting was the solo sing
ing of Miss Effie Stewart OF New York
city who Il spending the summer at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ~. Lee.
David Albert Jerry and Miss Lucy Ma
bel Annis both of Vergennes. were mar
ried Monday morning at the parsonage
of the Nergennes Methodist Episcopal
Church by the pastor the Rev. w. $
Mulholland. The bridal couple were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hulburd.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry will reside in Monk
toni. w. Ryan visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Ryan, of Orwell sunday
r. Cartmell Of Mddlebury visited in town
yesterday.-Thc Ladies' Aid society of
the Vergennes Methodist Episcopal Church
Will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. E.
j. Eno.-Mrs. John Rivers Of BURLINGTON
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Barnard-Ths section was visited by
a frost Sunday night.--Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Mulhol,and of Minevillc, y. Y, visited
Mr.. Mulholand's brother, the Rev w. s.
Mulholland, Sunday.-VerEcnnes town
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club nine in close and exciting game on
the old fair grounds here Sunday after
noon by score of 8 to s. With the visit
ing club We're five University of Vermont
men and the local team was strengthened
by Duba. of the University of Vermont
who pitched a few innings. Batteries
Tor Nergennes We're Scott and Inmel.
Duba and Walters; for Winooski Shelton
and Brock, Johnson and Sliilton; umpire
Jennings.-Mr. and Mrs. George Perkins
have returned from two weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Whitehall and
Hudson Falls, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs
Mathew Tatro announce the marriage of
their son. Arthur Mathew. to Flora Mil
Ter of Holyoke Mass, which took place
In Holyoke. Monday. Invitations have
been received for a reception at Grange
hall, NerSennes, Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER Sc. Y. $. Pierce has gone to
Indianapolis to attend the national an
nual encampment Of the G.. A. R.-Nr
and Mrs. a. S. Haven and daughter. Shr-
ley. spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Ravens father in Newport 7. Nc
Intyre and Harold Daigneault are spend
Ing few days in Orwell.-Mr and Mrs.
William Dalrymple and their guest Miss
Fisher. went Sunday to Saratoga, NJ Y.
where they will visit the parents of Miss
Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Fisher, for
mer residents of Vergcnnes.--A piece of
glass that was blown out of a window
of the banking house of j. p. Morgan and
company during the recent explosion in
Wall street, New York. was on exhibit
ton Monday in the window of the store
of II. c. Herrick.-Daniel Hare has sold
his farm in Ferrisburg to the Fisk broth
ers of that town for SS,0O0.-Mrs. Cynthia
Mcintyre has returned from two months
visit to her son, Hollis Newton. of Ia
coma. Wash. and her sister. Mrs. Emily
orion, of Seattle, Wash.-Dr Il. j. Emo
went yesterday on a business trip to
PToctorsvlle.-Mrs. a. L. Collins has re-
turned to Burlington after a few days
visit to Mrs e. A. Lee.
At the Community club meeting last
evening lesson In making hat frames
was given by Miss Grace Gordon. This
was the first Of n series OF classes to be
eivnn at the club meeting throughout
ments for these classes have been made
be follows: September 90 IA lesson on
towering of hat frames, Miss Grace Cor
don, October 6, lesson on color and line
In dress design by Miss Emma Fuller;
October }, lecture on finishing stitches.
Mrs. Leon Hunt; October 81 the club will
do practical work in sewing under the
direction OF Mrs. Mathew Daniels; No
vember g. Mrs. II. w. Flagg will dem
onstrate basket weaving and Miss Mildred
Cheney will conduct Il class in physical
raining and basketball; November 10,
Miss Sullivan will give a basketry lesson
md Miss Cheney will conduct physical
raining and basketball; November II,
Mrs. Garrow and Mrs. Chllson will ar
'ange for domestic science lesson and
basketball will be continued; November
y, Thanksgiving social evening. During
he month of December, the members are
tsked to bring suggestions for Christmas
slfts. December /. Miss Lou Miner will
give lesson on bookkeeping; December
J, Miss Ruth Norton will demonstrate
Topography; December Is. Miss Radigan
will conduct penmanship class; Decem-
Ter %, Christmas social evening. The
cooking classes have not been entirely
arranged but demonstrations will be
given twice a month. sandwich filings,
pie crust, confections and salad making
ire some of the lessons. Several dances
ire to be given and probably a play will
be produced under the direction of Mrs.
4. S. Havcn-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deyoe
Ind children and Mrs. Winnie Hatch of
. Burlington, Miss Lena Palmer of Addison
, md Mrs. Hattie Stone of Monkton were
yuests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ,
Earney,-Miss Helen u. Ihorne mas gone
O Springfield, Mass, as one of the
representatives appointed to represent
Vermont in the agricultural department Of
he State at the Eastern States Exposition
low being held in that city.-Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Godette are visiting their son,
Henry. in Hartford. Conn.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Warner entertained Prof. John
Burns and family and Mr.. and Mrs. John
FLYNN and family OF Burlington at a
,hicken-pie dinner at their farm In Pan
pr Saturday. After dinner. the party en-