Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pngc 10

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60, NJ " co,,i,c On Nor,bGoid n fow
,,n,rs asn ,o 1.-Two nm a farm in RulI Run
d,.,rict A.ido from, bor husband Mrs
perry Is survived bv seven children tho
oldest boinp 10 years and tho Youngest
loss than a vear.
w A shaw. meteoro,orist I'm charge
of tho local station of the United states
,,o,thor huroou ronor,. . moan TOM
poraturo of 40 degrees for March. w,,icl,
is four leprees above the normal for
tbc month ,rho highest was CO degrees,
nm Tho 9htb and tho lowest was 10 de-
prces bo1ow zero. on the 2d. The great
cst daily range was Al degrees. on the
od and thc least daily range was seven
derrors. on the goth. Tho precipitation
,rnin and meIted snow) amounted to
. 70 inches tho normal for the month
being 2.7o inches. The prevailing wind
was from tho south the total move
mont 1850 miles. the average hourly
velocity OF miles. and the maximum
velocity IS miles per hour, from tho
southwest on the 18th The month was
made up of ten clear, six party cloudy
AMI IL cloudy days Precipitation in
quantity sufficient to measure occur
red on II DAYS, and the total amount
included % inches of snow, of which
only n trace remained on the ground ct
the end of the month. Solar halos were
noted on the Sth, 18th, 10th and 18th,
a lunar halo on the 2Sth, and auroras
on the 22d, 23d and cath.
Mrs. John McGrath has gone to
Greenfield, Mass, to spend few weeks
with her daughter Mrs. NJ b. Cashen,
who has been at her home in town for
sometime. has returned to Greenfield
I .1. LODI m
st. Adams by the illness of her daughter,
Miss Mary Donahue, who underwent
surgical operation, has returned home.
Miss Donahue Is gaining very slowly
Miss Ethel Cross, who has been spending
the Easter vacation at the home of her
father George Cross. returned Monday
to resume her duties at Wheaton Col
| lege -Mrs. Harold Ffske was called TO
Worcester, Mass. Sunday by the death
of her aunt. She was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Jenkinson, who
was visiting at the home of her brother
| Robert Ditty, in Brookheld.-Mr. and
Mrs. Antonio Struzzi have returned from
their wedding trip which was spent In
New York and New Jersey. They are tc
live for the present at the home Of Mrs
Struzzis father, John Brusa, on Water
street.-H. w. Johns has purchased b. A
Stockwell's house on the corner of Wal
and Pleasant streets and Is to move his
family from Miss Belle Houstons' house
| on Main street to the new home. Mr.
Stockwell is to occupy his house on Cen
trail street, which is now occupied by
DR.. w. II. Hurley.--Mr. and Mrs G. a
Edgerton have gone to New York city tc
visit their son, Malcolm ]. Edgerton, ans
famly.-Mr and Mrs. Richard Pnne,
of Springfield Mass, are visiting at tn,
nome OF her parents mr. ana Mrs
a. Johes'-A daughter Hreta lnez' wa
porn iast week 10 MI anu Mrs benJaI'ii'
DAVIS on Union street. ihis is their lZti
chlid' all Oh WhoH' are llNlhs huo'
stone VINO mas neeh spending sonetiin
at the nome OF her parents MI ana MIS-
j. L. stone III NorVnHeiu' mas returne'
to Burlington ana is caring for MIS-
bescsie Crospv' the oistr'ct nurse VINO
lli-At the annual meeting OF DeWlt
ohn'on Lodge +. N "A. M heid lhursua!
nlght the Following oillcers were e'ecte'
Tor the ensuing year: w. M. T.. M. Hoi
ION . w. l. r. "esco't, d. " o. -"
Shlppy' secretary Dean H. n. Nooer,s
treasurer r. y. 'arpeh'er'-Mrs' LEN
o. "o"uE' WIN mas oeeli spenuins III
winter III Leofh'iiis'er' Miss mas re
turheu anu iS suest a' 'ie 'oi''e y
MIS-. W. NuiN9 vi CiO9' "
- Bates WHO mas nee" seriously III ~
me past "ech - ''io'e So'''ioi 'aoe' 'h :
lAZZie herr' trained nurse Is car'h
loi MIS-. n"'e' anu Ni'' "'i 'e
spear Oh Ahsohia' conn., are Vlsi.'"s
'he nome Oh MIS-. spear parents M.
anu hrS' h"ul'cc nyai' o'i sonooi Stiee'
MI spear expects 10 remain o''Iy wee
put MIS' spear Will spei'u '"'ee "eeNS d
her ho'''e'
Miss Elizabeth Sayer. daughter OF MI
and Mrs. MILFORD Sayer of Granitevlle
! and James Aiken, son of Mr.. and Mrs
, James Aiken of this place. We're mar
ried Tuesday morning in st. Sylvester
Church in Graniteville, the Rev. Fathe
Ducharme performing the ceremony
They were attended by Anna Sayer c
, Barre, sister of the bride. and job
Aiken. brother of the groom. Followin
the ceremony, wedding breakfast wa
served at the home of the bride. Ate
IA wedding trip, they will reside here
where the groom is employed by eros
brothers. Mr., Aiken is a former membe
of the 26th Division serving as first sci
geant in the lO3d Machine Gun compan
for nearly two years. overseas. Mr.
Aiken has been employed in Mortified
for nearly five years and both youn
q people have large circle of friends.
Miss Edna Phillips, who has been spenc
7 ing her vacation at the home of he
. father. Frank A. Phillips, has returne
: to Durham, y. IL, to resume her dutie
the the New Hampshire state Colleg