Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-05

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ne rerrisnurg Trotting association will
,,o" us next race meeting on Saturday.
illus, ~ There is large string OF
IN training over the associations
,, ,'''s season and they arc in fine con-
'it'o' 10 start the circuit of the fairs and
~ me heetinf OF the 18th they will get
.neir "nai Dig try-out to see just how
iaSt 'ney can go. The meeting promises
10 ne tuii of fnterest.-Mr. and Mrs. r. L.
"ranoey nave returned from two weeks
auto trip' during which they visited rela =
! .NeS ana friends in Norwalk, Conn. New
aork city and Springfield. Mass.-O. S.
! Sh'eids OF New York city bactcriologist
| ior the SheHiclds Farms Company Inc.
IS inspecting the different milk plants of
| me company in this section.-Miss Ruth
I Ozark, assistant librarian in the Spring
| neid, Mass, library, is spending her vaca-
.'on WIN her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
Ter Iiark'-Miss Edith Bristol went Mon
Jay 10 the Mary Fletcher hospital to
undergo an operation for appendicitis
Mr. ana MRS Charles BARLEY of Bridge
port conn are visiting his mother. Mrs.
Eiizapeth BARLEY, and her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George F1oyd.-Wifred Little
visited friends in st. Adams Sunday eve
ning.-Mr and Mrs. Albert Goodridge
nave TtluTheu 10 SDTlHRUelu aIter WISH
to Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Goodridge.- Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hudson and their niece,
Miss Alice Carroll, of Castleton. have re-
turned from stay of two weeks on Mt.
Mansfed.-Mss Sarah Cohen has re-
| turned from visit to relatives in Rutland
and Brandon-Mrs. n. b Slack and
guest, Miss Tessie Powers. of Springfield
! Mass. are at Mount Mansfield for few
days.-John w. Ryan made a business trip
| Tuesday to INTERCHANGEABLE. and Mrs.
Robbins of Burlington spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Goodridgc.-M Anna
Kingman, dean of the State Teachers
| Training School at Bloomburg. Pa, is at
her home here on Greene street
, A pleasing service was held at the YER
gennes Baptist Church Sunday morning.
the occasion being in honor of the pre-
sentation of a sweet-toned bell to the
church by Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Dali
rymple a loving gift in memory of
their deceased son, Arthur G. Dalrymple.
a brief presentation address was made
by Mrs Dalrymple, William c. Cotey
making the address Of acceptance in be-
half of the church. A standing vote OF
! thanks was given to the donors for their
| generous gift As the bell was rung for
the first time the children of the church
! entered the auditorium singing 10y
Bells" Several vocal and instrumental
selections were rendered. Miss Louise
Woodman presiding at the organ Mrs.
Helen CFisher) Smith rendered a solo. mo
Light There" The choir rendered an
appropriate anthem, with Mrs, Thomas
Neal leading with the soprano solo. The