Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-07


| and Mrs. c. |. Robinson, although they
nave six grandchildren. -Corporal Frank
| Robinson writes home that he Is getting
| along very nicely with his artificial limbs
ana can do everything but climb n tree.
Corporal Robinson Is with the Y. NJ. G.
A. since his discharge from the hospital.
New of the birth of a
son, Robert Jones, to Mr. and Mrs. Row
land Kicker In Washburne, Wis, has
been announced. Cards have been re-
ceived announcing the marriage of Miss
Kathleen Nichols LIE Baron. daughter of
Mrs. Della lie Baron. to Burton Cabot
Luce. eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs r. c.
| Luce. They were married In the Univer-
salist Church in Barre. only the families
being present. Miss lie Baron is one Of
the towns most gifted young ladies. She
is graduate of Goddard Seminary and
after studying music in the Wilder School
OF Music was for two years at the New
England Conservatory and has taken spe-
cial work there since. For two seasons
she has been in Chautauqua work and the
large attendance at her concerts In her.
native State showed her great popular
ity. The groom Is associated with his
father in the dry goods business. He is Il
graduate of the Waterbury high school
and after returning from service, having
been overseas he attended Boston Uni
versity.-Mrs. t. G. Hayes is supplying
in the schools, teaching Latin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Canerdy and Nor
iis Montgomery motored to Middlebury
Sunday to see Miss Helen Canerdy, who
Is In college thefe.-The condition OF Silas
Gabree, who was injured Monday after
noon. is favorable.-Frcd Ravlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Shonio. !. Crossett Shonio
and Miss Euretta Shonio motored to East
! Orange Monday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Sanborn-A large number from
here attended the state fair and COM
bined other visits with the trip, SO are
returning AT different times.-R. j. Ed
wards, who cut his finger on Il buzz saw,
had slight operation performed upon
the finger by Doctors Hopkins and Bid
well last sunday. That fact and the
indisposition of f. C.. Luce viii hold
back. for a few days, the party that
was going TO motor to Florida-Mr. and
Mrs Burton Luce, who are spending
their honeymoon at Joe's Pond, notored
to town Tuesday.
! Rudolph Eschenheimcr. herdsman at
the ermont State Hospital returned Sat
urday from a five weeks trip Mt the fol-
lowing fairs Addison county. Middlebury;
Rutland county, Rutland; Live Wire fair
Greenfield. Mass; Eastern States Expo
Siton, Springfield, Mass, and the Ner-
mont State fair al White River junction
where he exhibited IA head of purebrcd
lIolsten- Friesian cattle-four males and
10 females, belonging TO the Vermont
State Hospital. He was very successful at
all the different fairs receiving tho fol-
lowing prizes: Addison county fair--Nine
first prizes four second prizes, three
third prizes, champion and grand cham
pon and the silver trophy awarded by
the tiolsteln- Frlesan Association of
America. Rutland county far-Nine first
prizes five second prizes. three third
prizes Junior champion female-heifer.
junior champion male-bull calf, senior
and grand champion on the herd sire
King Korndyke, Ida Neeman. Live Wire
fair-Nine first prizes, one second prize,
four third prizes. one special prize for the
best exhibit. No championships awarded
to exhibitors ut Greenfield. Mass. At
the Eastern States Exposition at Spring
field, Mass, where there were nineteen
different herds, one hundred and eighteen
head of Holstein cattle. the following
prizes were received: Two first prizes,
four second prizes, four third prizes, one
fourth prize, one sixth prize. Vermont
State fair-Eight first prizes, four second
prizes, two third prizes, one fourth prize.
junior champion bull and eight special
prizes from the 1iolstein-Friesian Asso-
citation of America. The people Of YER
mont should be much Interested in this
test.
Mrs. George w. Morse has received a
letter announcing the birth of n daughter,
Harriet Fairbanks Hume, TO Dr. and
Mrs. Walter Hume Of Wal India The
mother was Miss Florence Morse. daugh-
ter of the late George W. Morse and Or.
and Mrs. Hume We're here about a year
ago before sailing for England, where DR..
Hume spent three months studying tropi-
cal diseases and then went on for medical
missionary work in the Marathi Mission,
India. The daughter was born August u.
The Misses Mary Carroll, Lillian
Parks, Bernice Graves and Hazel Arks-
ley were home from the University OF
Vermont over the week -end.--M. and
: Mrs Sheldon Glaadden of Swanton were
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Ray
: Hogaboom-R bert Knowles has
bought the Messer block and will use ii
for home and office.-Augustus
Turner has sold his tenement house on
Bachelor street to Mr. Camp.-The
Y. w. c. A canvas is on in this town
this week. The State finance director
Mrs. ID. G. Jones since August 10 has
practically covered the State in the in
terests of this work, going to few
/, remaining places before November L.
Mrs. Celia Paxton, widow of the Rev
Benjamip PaXtop, made hurried WISH
to town Saturday and was cordially
, greeted by her many friends. Mrs. Pax
ton came to Vermont to see her mother
Mrs. Bryant at Cambridge. Since Mr.
Paxton's death she has been In different
activities and last year was an officer
in the Home for Incorrigibles at Stay
: ton Farms. N. Y, where there were
600. differed by %. Resignlng thai
position she goes now to Cheyney, Pa.
to the Colored state Normal School
where she has charge of the Shelter
: for Girls, an institute for young girl
connected with the school.--Mrs. Cor;
Preston has returned from a visit t.
Y Marshfield.--Mr. and Mrs. b. T.. Wal
lace are in Boston. The store will b.
' open during thir absence, Mrs. Della
Ferguson and Mrs. Blaine Wallace be
ing in charge.
Or. Barnes showed good tact Sunda!
!. morning wher because the church seeme'
cool and damp he shortened the servic
: at tho Congregational Church. He CAV
another able sermon.-The Rev. Rober
Dewey was in Richmond Sunday evening
assisting in the 4O-hour devotions.-Mr
and Mrs. Earl Seaver, who live in tn
= Wallace tenement are the parents Of
, son.--Mrs. John Bachelor, who has beel
with Mrs. George Morse, has gone T.
: ! Mortified before going to Florida.-Curti
Haskins, who has been with his parent
for q time and remained for Miss Minard'
c funeral, has returned to headquarters il
!, Albany, y. Y.--G. Hasklns who is witt